Lib Dem Jon Rogers has suddenly emerged as third favourite in the race to become Bristol's first elected mayor with his odds dramatically falling to 4/1.
Dr Rogers, a retired GP, who is a councillor for Ashley ward and a member of the Lib Dems' ruling council cabinet, was previously posted at 14/1.
Labour's Marvin Rees is still favourite at 4/5 while Independent George Ferguson remains second favourite although his odds have slipped slightly from 2/1 to 3/1.
There are currently 11 candidates in the contest to become Bristol's first elected mayor to run the city.
A city wide election will be held on November 15.
Other odds: Spud Murphy (Ind) 16/1; Geoff Gollop (Con) 16/1; Andy Thorne (Ind) 50/1; Tim Collins (Ind) 50/1; Danielle Radice (Green Party) 50/1; Neil Maggs (Respect Party) 50/1; Craig Clarke (Ind) 200/1; Eric Mutch (Ind) 200/1.
Odds as on August 20, via Ladbrokes.
There is more information about the elections and candidates in ThisisBristol's guide.
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