Brits will take to the polls tomorrow (Thursday, December 12) for the 2019 general election - but how is each party expected to get on?
The latest opinion polls and betting odds are predicting a win for the Tories, but Labour has been narrowing the gap in recent weeks - with the latest YouGov poll predicting a majority of 28.
As well as looking at the national picture bookmakers across the country are working furiously to determine the odds for each candidate and constituency.According to Bet365 (as of 12.40pm on December 11), the Conservatives are 1/33 to win the most seats (with Labour at 11/1), while they are 2/5 to win a majority in parliament. A hung parliament is 12/5.
The odds on a Labour minority government after the election are 5/1, while a Conservative minority government is 10/1. The most likely coalition is listed as between Labour and SNP at 11/1.
In Bristol, the south and east constituencies are both fairly safe Labour seats and are not expected to change hands.
According to the bookmakers Labour's Thangam Debbonaire will hold onto the Bristol West seat although the Greens are really putting up a fight.
One seat that may be too close to call is Bristol North West where the Conservatives are hoping to take back the seat from Labour's Darren Jones.
North Somerset, North East Somerset and Weston-super-Mare are all fairly safe Conservative seats and are not expected to change.
These are the latest odds for the 11 constituencies in the Bristol region currently offered by Bet365:
Bristol North West – Currently held by Labour's Darren Jones
- Conservative - 2/1
- Labour - 1/3
- Liberal Democrats - 33/1
- Green - 200/1
Bristol East – Currently held by Labour’s Kerry McCarthy
- Conservatives - 10/1
- Labour - 1/33
- Liberal Democrats - 60/1
- Green Party - 125/1
- Brexit Party - 300/1
Bristol West – Currently held by Labour’s Thangam Debbonaire
- Labour - 1/8
- Greens - 9/2
- Conservatives - 33/1
- Brexit Party - 500/1
Bristol South – Currently held by Labour’s Karin Smyth
- Labour - 1/25
- Conservatives - 8/1
- Liberal Democrats - 50/1
- Greens - 200/1
- Brexit Party - 250/1
Kingswood – Currently held by Conservative Chris Skidmore
- Conservative – 1/33
- Labour – 10/1
- Liberal Democrats – 50/1
- Green – 500/1
- Independent - 750/1
Filton and Bradley Stoke – Currently held by Conservative Jack Lorpresti
- Conservatives - 1/14
- Labour - 7/1
- Liberal Democrats - 18/1
- Greens - 250/1
- Independent - 1000/1
Thornbury and Yate – Currently held by Conservative Luke Hall
- Conservatives - 2/9
- Liberal Democrats - 3/1
- Labour - 100/1
Weston-super-Mare - Currently held by Conservative John Penrose
- Conservative – 1/66
- Liberal Democrats – 16/1
- Labour – 16/1
- Green – 250/1
North Somerset – Currently held by Conservative Liam Fox
- Conservative – 1/200
- Liberal Democrats – 40/1
- Labour – 25/1
- Green – 125/1
North East Somerset - Currently held by Conservative Jacob Rees-Mogg
- Conservative – 1/14
- Liberal Democrats – 13/2
- Labour – 20/1
- Green – 150/1
- Independent - 500/1
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