Nigel Farage Next Prime Minister Odds: Reform Leader Backed For Number 10

Nigel Farage has shortened in William Hill’s politics betting market to become the next Prime Minister following Keir Starmer.

Farage’s odds of becoming Prime Minister have continued to shorten as Reform gain ascendancy in the polls, with the latest move seeing him clipped to 2/1 from 9/4, some way clear of next in the market, Wes Streeting at 6/1.

Under-fire Deputy Prime Minister, Angela Rayner, has drifted markedly from 9/2 second favourite out to 9/1.

Next Prime Minister after Keir Starmer Odds

Punters can bet on the next Prime Minister following Keir Starmer at William Hill and here is the current state of the market:

• Nigel Farage – 2/1
• Wes Streeting – 6/1
• Yvette Cooper – 9/1
• Angela Rayner – 9/1
• Kemi Badenoch – 10/1
• Robert Jenrick – 10/1
• Boris Johnson – 14/1
• Bar – 16/1

Spokesperson for William Hill, Lee Phelps, said: “As Reform continue their march in the polls, leader Nigel Farage is also shortening in our market to be the next Prime Minister, coming into 2/1 from 9/4.

“Farage is some way clear of his closest challenger in the market, current Health Secretary Wes Streeting at 6/1, while Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has drifted significantly out to 9/1 from 9/2 following her own admission of underpaying tax.”

Meanwhile, Reform are now also odds-on in the betting market to win most seats at the next General Election at 10/11, having shortened in from even-money.

Spokesperson for William Hill, Lee Phelps, said: “Confidence behind Reform seems to be growing and they are now odds-on at 10/11 to win most seats at the next General Election, ahead of Labour at 7/4.”

Next UK General Election Most Seats Odds

Punters can bet on which party will win the most seats at the next General Election at William Hill and here is the current state of the market:

• Reform – 10/11
• Labour – 7/4
• Conservatives – 9/2
• Liberal Democrats – 40/1
• Your Party (Sultana/Corbyn Party) – 100/1
• Greens – 250/1

The political future of the United Kingdom is cloudy right now, and that is why we have a relatively open betting market. Politics followers will be keeping a very close eye on the latest developments, and if a snap General Election is called at any point.

*Odds subject to change – prices accurate at the time of writing*