Who will be our next prime minister? Here are the latest odds on the General Election result

The General Election is just over two weeks away and the UK is preparing to go to the polls.

The main political parties have released their manifestos and people are now trying to make their minds up about who to vote for on December 12.

Meanwhile, bookmakers have been taking bets on which party will win the most seats and who will be the next prime minister.

And if they're to be believed, the Conservative Party is set for victory.

Jessica O'Reilly, of Ladbrokes, said: "Money talks, and following the Tory manifesto launch punters have thrown their weight behind their odds of success."

Here we have listed all the main odds for the election.

General Election odds according to Ladbrokes as of November 26:

Overall Majority:

Conservative majority - 4/9

Hung parliament - 2/1

Labour majority - 25/1

Liberal Democrats majority - 250/1

Green Party majority - 1000/1

Most Seats:

Conservatives - 1/20

Labour - 12/1

Lib Dems - 100/1

Brexit - 250/1

Greens - 1000/1

General Election 2019: Opinion polls over the last seven days

PM on Jan 1st 2020:

Boris Johnson 2/7

Jeremy Corbyn 7/2

Michael Gove 25/1

Dominic Raab 50/1

Jo Swinson 50/1

Kier Starmer 50/1

Predicted Seat totals:

Conservatives

Over 344.5  - 5/6

Under 344.5 - 5/6

Labour

Over 207.5  - 5/6

Under 207.5 - 5/6

Liberal Democrats

Over 25.5  - 10/11

Under 25.5 - 10/11

SNP

Over 45.5 -  5/6

Under 45.5 - 5/6