Conservatives now just 1/50 to win Most Seats at the Election

The Conservative Party are now as short as 1/50 to win the Most Seats at next month’s General Election, according to the latest odds.

The likelihood of a bluewash has further increased, meaning customers who still wish to place a bet on the Election would need to wager £50 in order to see winnings of just £1.

Meanwhile, the news doesn’t get any better for the opposition.

As Jeremy Corbyn officially launched Labour’s campaign in Manchester, money started to trickle in for 3/1 favourite Yvette Cooper to become the next permanent leader of the party.

Jessica Bridge of Ladbrokes said: “Corbyn might say he’s going nowhere, but punters think otherwise. Four weeks is a long time in politics, but it’s looking harder and harder by the day that Labour will defy the odds on June 8.”

Ladbrokes Latest Betting:

Most Seats

Conservative – 1/50

Labour – 16/1

Liberal Democrats – 200/1

UKIP – 500/1

Greens – 1000/1

Majority Betting

Conservative Majority – 1/25

No Overall Majority – 16/1

Labour Majority – 33/1

Liberal Democrat Majority – 500/1

UKIP Majority – 1000/1

Green Party Majority – 1000/1

Next permanent leader of the Labour Party

Yvette Cooper – 3/1

Keir Starmer – 6/1

Clive Lewis – 8/1

David Miliband – 8/1

Dan Jarvis – 12/1

Lisa Nandy – 12/1

Rebecca Long-Bailey – 12/1

Chuka Umunna – 16/1

Angela Rayner – 20/1

Emily Thornberry – 20/1

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All Odds and Markets are correct as of the date of publishing