UK General Election Betting Tips: Our best bets including 7/2 punt

UK General Election Betting Tips

#WhatOddsPaddy – Nigel Farage, Jeremy Corbyn and George Galloway all to Win their Seats
Rochdale – Workers Party of Britain
Epsom and Ewell – Liberal Democrat
#WhatOddsPaddy – Liz Truss to Win South West Norfolk, Liberal Democrat to Win North Devon & Labour to Win Amber Valley & Harrow East

*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change

After a General Election campaign that feels like it’s gone on for ever, voters in the United Kingdom are finally set to go to the polls tomorrow.

Despite Rishi Sunak’s numerous gaffes, Keir Starmer’s reminders that his dad was a toolmaker, Ed Davey’s daredevil stunts and Nigel Farage’s dramatic return, the expected outcome has not changed during the last month of campaigning.

The Conservatives look set to be wiped out after 14 years in charge and Labour should sweep into power with one of the biggest majorities in recent history.

I’ve run the rule over Paddy Power’s UK General Election betting markets and picked out four best bets. So grab your pencil and stick your X next to these picks…

#WhatOddsPaddy – Nigel Farage, Jeremy Corbyn and George Galloway all to Win their Seats

The odds suggest Nigel Farage is nailed on to win Clacton and become an MP at the eighth time of asking. The only way he might lose is if his Get Out The Vote operation fails to fire on polling day.

Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is in a ding-dong battle with his old party in Islington North, but his local profile could be enough to see him scrape home, especially if there is complacency among local voters of Keir Starmer’s party.

George Galloway won the Rochdale by-election less than six months ago, with his Gaza stance proving popular as the Labour vote collapsed. It will be touger to win outside of the special circumstances of a by-election – especially as the seat has repeatedly changed hands over the years – but he could sneak over the line.

Rochdale – Workers Party of Britain

The overwhelming majority of the MRPs have Labour winning Rochdale but local factors need to be taken into account more than most of the models will.

George Galloway looks overpriced as the second favourite so a single on the Workers Party of Britain candidate winning the seat is worth a punt.

Epsom and Ewell – Liberal Democrat

It is worth taking some MRPs with a pinch of salt because one recently had Labour winning Epsom and Ewell when it is likely to be a two-party fight between the Liberal Democrats and Conservatives.

As well as winning the battle for stakeboard supremacy, the Lib Dems could be able to send resources to bolster their GOTV operation because the constituency is on the edge of their south-west London stronghold.

#WhatOddsPaddy – Liz Truss to Win South West Norfolk, Liberal Democrat to Win North Devon & Labour to Win Amber Valley & Harrow East

A seat that has been Conservative since 1964, with a 26,195 majority, it would take a swing beyond the expected national uniform for even Liz Truss to lose, although Reform UK will eat into her base.

The Liberal Democrats look a sure-fire thing to win North Devon – the seat of former Liberal leader Jeremy Thorpe – as they are likely to benefit from a collapse in the Tory vote across the south west of England.

Labour have only held Amber Valley during the Tony Blair era, but they look set to beat their performance in the 1997 rout so the Conservative majority of 16,886 will probably be overturned.

It looks likely to be a similar story in Harrow East where Labour generally win the seat when they secure a majority across the country, while the Tories are in danger of being completely wiped out across London.