Election Betting Scandal Expands with Multiple Investigations
Conservative and Labour candidates face probes over alleged betting on election dates, raising questions about gambling rules for politicians.
- Up to 15 Conservative candidates and officials are under investigation by the Gambling Commission.
- Scottish Secretary Alister Jack admitted to placing bets but denied breaching gambling rules.
- Labour candidate Kevin Craig was suspended for betting on a Conservative win in his constituency.
- Two Tory candidates were dropped by the party but will still appear on ballots as independents.
- The scandal has prompted discussions about banning political betting for politicians.











































