Do the no’s have it? Third Meaningful Vote 2/5 to fall short

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Barely a week goes by in Westminster without a meaningful vote on Brexit. And the latest – the third so far – is expected to fail if it goes ahead as planned.

Should it take place, our traders go just 2/5 that Theresa May has her deal rejected once again.

After being pushed back by 391 MPs last time, leaving the PM 76 votes short of the majority she requires to get it over the line, it’s 7/4 that enough turn for the meaningful vote to be approved.

If it fails again, then Mrs May’s position as leader would become increasingly unstable and potentially lead to further calls for a second EU Referendum.

The latter of those scenarios is currently available at 5/2, while the UK to Leave the EU with No Brexit Deal before 1st April 2019 remains a 7/2 shot.

Jessica Bridge of Ladbrokes said: “Although there’s a number of MPs changing their mind on the deal at the eleventh hour, it looks like May will still fall short and fail for a third time.”

Ladbrokes Latest Betting:

Third Meaningful Vote

Deal approved – 7/4

Deal NOT approved – 2/5

All Odds and Markets correct as of date of publication

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