Hull and East Yorkshire Mayoral Election Odds: Luke Campbell Heavy Favourite for Reform UK

Former Olympian Luke Campbell is the 4/11 favourite to become the first Hull and East Yorkshire Mayor ahead of Thursday’s vote. See full odds and key contenders for the new mayoralty.
Hull and East Yorkshire Mayoral Election Odds: Luke Campbell Heavy Favourite for Reform UK
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  • Hull and East Yorkshire Mayoral Election takes place Thursday, May 1, 2025.
  • Luke Campbell (Reform UK) is the strong 4/11 favourite to become the region’s first directly-elected mayor.
  • Mike Ross (Liberal Democrats) and Anne Handley (Conservatives) trail in the betting as main challengers.

Luke Campbell Heavy Favourite Ahead of Hull and East Yorkshire Mayoral Vote

The Hull and East Yorkshire Mayoral Election takes place this Thursday and Luke Campbell, the former Olympic boxing champion, is now the clear 4/11 favourite to secure victory for Reform UK.

Campbell, a local sporting hero and now political newcomer, has surged in the odds with UK Betting Sites following strong name recognition and widespread support in key polling areas. 

His campaign has focused on regeneration, crime reduction, and "putting Hull and East Yorkshire back on the map."

Star Sports latest betting market implies a 73.3% chance that Campbell wins the election race here in Hull and East Yorkshire.

Hull and East Yorkshire Mayoral Election
OddsProbability
Luke Campbell (Reform UK)
4/1173.3%
Mike Ross (Liberal Democrats)
3/125.0%
Anne Handley (Conservatives)
7/112.5%
Margaret Pinder (Labour)
12/17.7%
Kerry Harrison (Greens)
100/11.0%
Rowan Halstead (Yorkshire Party)
100/11.0%
What the expert says...
Luke Campbell’s local fame has clearly translated into betting confidence. His 4/11 odds show how dominant he’s expected to be, but anything is possible.

Jake Ashton - Senior News Editor - OLBG.com

Main Challengers to Campbell

Mike Ross, Lib Dem candidate, is priced at 3/1 and represents the most credible threat to Campbell’s ambitions. 

His experience in local government and campaign focus on education, transport, and cost-of-living support have earned him significant backing.

Anne Handley (Conservative) follows at 7/1, campaigning on a platform of business growth and strengthening the rural economy but faces national headwinds affecting Conservative candidates elsewhere.

Margaret Pinder (Labour) is a 12/1 outsider, despite Labour’s traditional strength in parts of East Yorkshire.

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Where to Bet on the Hull and East Yorkshire Mayoral Election

Markets for the Hull and East Yorkshire mayoral election are now available at top betting sites, including Star Sports. 

If you're looking to back Campbell or fancy a shock result, make sure to check the latest free bets available ahead of polling day.

The Top 10 Best Political Betting Sites also show where you can bet on various political markets throughout the year.

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