Election 2019 odds who will win?

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THE 2019 general election is almost over and Boris Johnson is on track for a coveted Tory majority.

Here’s who the bookies and the polls are backing in the battle for Number 10.

Who will be next the Prime Minister?

Who will win the general election 2019?

Polling stations have closed and the exit poll is out, so who’s got the edge so far?

According to the exit poll:

  • Tories will win 368 seats
  • Labour will drop from 262 seats to 191
  • The SNP are set to win 55 out of 59 seats in Scotland
  • Lib Dems are expected to only gain one seat

What did the last poll before the general election predict?

Prior to today’s exit poll the Tories were still predicted to win, but by a much narrower margin.

The bombshell YouGov MRP poll for The Times put the Conservatives at a 28-seat majority with just two days to go until the general election.

The poll, which correctly forecast the election results in 2017, suggested Boris would need every vote in today’s ballot.

What are the lastest odds?

Since tonight’s exit poll results, bookies have drastically revised odds of a Tory majority from 4/9 to 1/200.

A Labout majority, according to William Hill has gone from 16/1 to a rather unlikely 100/1.

The Lib Dems’ likelihood of a majority was previously 250/1.

 

When will we know the results?

The final results of the general election should be confirmed in the next few hours.

Most counts should be finished by 6am.

By 7am it should be clear which party has the most seats and if Boris Johnson has secured his majority.