The Conservative party are now 7/2 to win an overall majority at the general election according to Ladbrokes.
David Cameron's speech laid down the gauntlet to his rivals for 2015 however the betting markets suggest him and his party will have their work cut out with Labour just 7/4 for a majority, although it's favoured at 11/10 that no party manages to form one.
When it comes to who will be Prime Minister in time for next year's Queen's Speech, Ed Miliband leads the way at 4/5 with David Cameron 5/4 to remain at Number 10.
Alex Donohue of Ladbrokes said: "Cameron stepped his election campaign up a gear but the betting suggests Labour are still in pole position should either party secure a majority. As a result, Miliband remains odds-on to receive the keys to Number 10."
Ladbrokes latest betting
Next government
Labour majority 7/4
Conservative majority 7/2
Lab-Lib Dem coalition 4/1
Con-Lib Dem coalition 6/1
Con-UKIP coalition 20/1
Overall majority
No overall majority 11/10
Labour majority 7/4
Conservative majority 7/2
UKIP majority 100/1
Liberal Democrat majority 200/1
Most seats
Labour 8/11
Conservatives 6/5
UKIP 50/1
Liberal Democrat 200/1
Prime Minister for the 2015 Queen's Speech
Ed Miliband 4/5
David Cameron 5/4
Boris Johnson 50/1
Nigel Farage 66/1
