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Who will be the next to leave the Burnham Cabinet?

Markets

  • Alan Campbell

    • Yes2%
    • No98%

    Volume $3.6K · Liquidity $1K

  • Alex Norris

    • Yes2%
    • No98%

    Volume $2.4K · Liquidity $1K

  • Wes Streeting

    • Yes2%
    • No98%

    Volume $2.4K · Liquidity $1K

  • Anneliese Midgley

    • Yes2%
    • No98%

    Volume $2.3K · Liquidity $1K

  • Shabana Mahmood

    • Yes1%
    • No99%

    Volume $2.2K · Liquidity $1K

  • Pat McFadden

    • Yes2%
    • No98%

    Volume $2.2K · Liquidity $1K

  • Ed Miliband

    • Yes3%
    • No97%

    Volume $2.1K · Liquidity $1K

  • Angela Rayner

    • Yes2%
    • No98%

    Volume $2K · Liquidity $1K

  • Angela Eagle

    • Yes3%
    • No97%

    Volume $2K · Liquidity $1K

  • Louise Haigh

    • Yes2%
    • No98%

    Volume $2K · Liquidity $1K

  • Yvette Cooper

    • Yes2%
    • No98%

    Volume $2K · Liquidity $1K

  • Douglas Alexander

    • Yes2%
    • No98%

    Volume $2K · Liquidity $1K

  • Stephen Kinnock

    • Yes2%
    • No98%

    Volume $2K · Liquidity $1K

  • Angela Smith

    • Yes2%
    • No98%

    Volume $2K · Liquidity $1K

  • Indeterminate

    • Yes6%
    • No94%

    Volume $2K · Liquidity $1K

  • Heidi Alexander

    • Yes5%
    • No95%

    Volume $1.6K · Liquidity $1.4K

  • Lucy Powell

    • Yes5%
    • No95%

    Volume $1.3K · Liquidity $1.2K

  • Lisa Nandy

    • Yes5%
    • No95%

    Volume $1.2K · Liquidity $1.1K

  • Jonathan Reynolds

    • Yes4%
    • No96%

    Volume $1.1K · Liquidity $1K

  • Miatta Fahnbulleh

    • Yes14%
    • No86%

    Volume $1K · Liquidity $1K

  • John Healey

    • Yes19%
    • No81%

    Volume $1K · Liquidity $1K

  • Chris Bryant

    • Yes4%
    • No96%

    Volume $1K · Liquidity $1K

  • Bridget Phillipson

    • Yes4%
    • No96%

    Volume $1K · Liquidity $1K

Resolution rules

If Louise Haigh is the next to leave the Burnham Cabinet before Jan 1, 2028, then the market resolves to Yes.

How to read these odds

Each price runs from $0 to $1 and can be read as the probability the market assigns to an outcome: $0.62 means roughly 62%. Prices move with every trade, so they are a crowd estimate, not a guarantee. Before trading, check the resolution rules above, the volume and the liquidity, and only risk money you can afford to lose.

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