The race to become the next leader of the Conservative Party and the new prime minister has now been reduced to just four candidates after Tom Tugendhat was eliminated in the third round.
Our chart, updated every hour, shows you a sum of odds collected from various bookmakers, tracking each contender’s chances of winning the race in real time.
Conservative MPs are taking part in a series of votes to narrow the field of hopefuls down to two final candidates who will be put forward to the party to choose a new leader.
Rishi Sunak topped the third round of voting on Monday with 115 votes.
While Mr. Tugendhat was eliminated securing only 31 votes. Suella Braveman was knocked out in the second round of voting by MPs after finishing last with 27 votes.
The stages of the leadership race include nomination, first round voting and runoff voting.
Candidate Odds The last winning chance for each candidate according to the bookmakers
The deputies with the least support are eliminated after each round until only two candidates remain.
Around 200,000 Conservative Party members across the country then choose between the final two in a postal vote.
Expect the bookmakers’ odds to change as the finalists see their rigs scrutinized before the final result is announced on September 5.
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