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Who Will Be The Next U.K Prime Minister?
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David Cameron
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Combining all predictions, the current most likely outcome is David Cameron with a probability of 60% (unchanged in last 1 day)
Has Labour's disastorous result in the local elections set a precedence meaning that Cameron's Conservatives win the next General Election making him PM.
Or will Brown leave his job before the next election ensuring that the next PM will be a Labour front-bencher? The press would have us believe that David Milliband would be Brown's successor as leader of the Labour party.
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To clarify this question is asking who will be the next PM after Gordon Brown.
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Or will Brown leave his job before the next election ensuring that the next PM will be a Labour front-bencher? The press would have us believe that David Milliband would be Brown's successor as leader of the Labour party.
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To clarify this question is asking who will be the next PM after Gordon Brown.
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David Milliband |
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Suspend date: Fri 31st Dec 2010 3:59pm PST (2 years to go)
Initial likelihoods:
David Cameron: 60%, David Milliband: 15%, Nick Clegg: 5%, Other: 20%
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