Next UK Prime Minister Odds | Betting History and Trends

• Sir Keir Starmer is the odds-on favourite (2/5) to be the next Prime Minister of the UK after current Conservative leader Liz Truss
• The Labour Party are clear favorites to win most seats when the country goes to the polls.
• Liz Truss is around +200 to be PM after the next General Election.
• Betting sites have the PM odds on TO NOT even be the Conservative leader at the next General Election!!

Sir Keir Starmer could be heading to Number 10.

Next Prime Minister After UK General Election

Conservative leader Liz Truss

You simply need to go to your favorite betting app and head to the Politics section in the menu, then select Politics > UK > then find the Next Prime Minister Markets. 

If you do not have an active online betting account, then head over to our Sportsbooks section where you will see a list of bookmakers available in the UK.

We have in-depth bookmaker reviews so you can see what other users think of them before deciding, or head over to thesportsbooks promos where you can see the list of welcome offers currently available from all betting sites. 

• All you need do is click on the candidate or party. 
• This will open up the bet slip, at which point you will see confirmation of the betting odds being offered
• Now you choose your stake - most betting sites will show you how much you can expect to have returned if your prediction is correct.
• If you are happy, simply click PLACE BET, to confirm your selection, stake, and bet.
• You will be given a receipt for your bet and it will appear in your open bets in your account details.
• Then it's just a matter of waiting to see who becomes the next UK Prime Minister. 

• Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair are the longest-serving Prime Ministers of recent years. 
• The Iron Lady served nearly 12 years and the Labour Leader just over 10 years.  

The PM with the shortest tenure since the war was Conservative Sir Alec Douglas Home with just 363 days in office.

In part, the Promufo Affair saw him and the Conservatives lose the support of the country.

Not including Liz Truss, the following parties have held power since 1945. 

• A Conservative Prime Minister has been at Number 10 for 47 Years.
• A Labour Prime Minister has been at Number 10 for 30 Years.  

• The youngest Prime Ministers since 1945 are David Cameron and Tony Blair who both took office aged 43.
• The oldest Prime Minister since 1945 was Neville Chamberlain who was 68 when he became Prime Minister.

The Prime Minister who had the shortest time in office was George Canning, he served for just 119 days.

He was only 57 when he died in office.

The longest-serving PM is Sir Robert Walpole, he was in office between 1721 and 1742.