Trader consensus on Polymarket implies a 35% chance of no new UK Prime Minister in 2026, driven by Keir Starmer's recent consolidation of Labour Party support at the October conference, where he outlined a long-term economic agenda despite backbench rebellions over winter fuel payment cuts and public backlash to ministerial gifts scandals. Angela Rayner, as Deputy Prime Minister, leads potential successors at 19.5% following her strong conference speech positioning her as a continuity figure amid speculation of internal challenges. Ed Miliband's 10.4% reflects his high-profile role as Energy Secretary on net zero policy, while Nigel Farage's 8.6% stems from Reform UK's rising polls pressuring a minority government dynamic. The upcoming October 30 budget and potential no-confidence motions could shift these closely contested probabilities before 2029 fixed-term election.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedNo Next PM in 2026 35%
Angela Rayner 20%
Ed Miliband 10.4%
Nigel Farage 8.5%
$3,403,040 Vol.
$3,403,040 Vol.

No Next PM in 2026
35%

Angela Rayner
20%

Ed Miliband
10%

Nigel Farage
9%

Wes Streeting
6%

Yvette Cooper
4%

Rupert Lowe
4%

Andy Burnham
4%

Shabana Mahmood
2%

Al Carns
1%

Lucy Powell
1%

David Lammy
1%

Rachel Reeves
<1%

Kemi Badenoch
<1%

Darren Jones
<1%

Boris Johnson
<1%

Ed Davey
<1%

Bridget Phillipson
<1%

Robert Jenrick
<1%

James Cleverly
<1%
No Next PM in 2026 35%
Angela Rayner 20%
Ed Miliband 10.4%
Nigel Farage 8.5%
$3,403,040 Vol.
$3,403,040 Vol.

No Next PM in 2026
35%

Angela Rayner
20%

Ed Miliband
10%

Nigel Farage
9%

Wes Streeting
6%

Yvette Cooper
4%

Rupert Lowe
4%

Andy Burnham
4%

Shabana Mahmood
2%

Al Carns
1%

Lucy Powell
1%

David Lammy
1%

Rachel Reeves
<1%

Kemi Badenoch
<1%

Darren Jones
<1%

Boris Johnson
<1%

Ed Davey
<1%

Bridget Phillipson
<1%

Robert Jenrick
<1%

James Cleverly
<1%
To count for resolution, the individual must be officially appointed by the United Kingdom Monarch. Any interim or caretaker Prime Minister will not count toward the resolution of this market.
If no such Prime Minister is appointed by December 31, 2026, 11:59 PM ET, this market will resolve to “No Next PM in 2026”.
The primary resolution source for this market will be official information from the Government of the United Kingdom; however, a consensus of credible reporting may also be used.
Market Opened: Feb 5, 2026, 5:48 PM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Trader consensus on Polymarket implies a 35% chance of no new UK Prime Minister in 2026, driven by Keir Starmer's recent consolidation of Labour Party support at the October conference, where he outlined a long-term economic agenda despite backbench rebellions over winter fuel payment cuts and public backlash to ministerial gifts scandals. Angela Rayner, as Deputy Prime Minister, leads potential successors at 19.5% following her strong conference speech positioning her as a continuity figure amid speculation of internal challenges. Ed Miliband's 10.4% reflects his high-profile role as Energy Secretary on net zero policy, while Nigel Farage's 8.6% stems from Reform UK's rising polls pressuring a minority government dynamic. The upcoming October 30 budget and potential no-confidence motions could shift these closely contested probabilities before 2029 fixed-term election.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated


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