City of Chester By-Election Betting Odds: 99% chance that Labour will hold on to their seat in Chester according to the latest betting odds!

City of Chester By-Election Betting Odds: 99% chance that Labour will hold on to their seat in Chester according to the latest betting odds!
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  • Labour are 1/100 to keep their seat in the City of Chester ahead of next month's by-election
  • Conservatives are 12/1 to win the by-election which is set to take place on December 1st
  • By-Election betting continues to grow in popularity

Labour are 1/100 to keep their seat in the City of Chester ahead of next month's by-election

Following the resignation of Chris Matheson after allegations of sexual misconduct, the City of Chester seat is up for the latest by-election next month.

Bookies give Labour a 99% chance of winning the seat in the City of Chester with odds of 1/100 for them to win the by-election.

Smarkets make Labour candidate Samantha Dixon the heavy favourite to win with 9 different candidates standing.

City of Chester By-Election Winner Odds Probability
Labour 1/100 99.0%
Conservatives 12/1 7.7%
Greens 28/1 3.4%
Lib Dems 28/1 3.4%
Labour have a 99% chance of winning the City of Chester by-election according to the latest betting odds!
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Conservatives are 12/1 to win the by-election which is set to take place on December 1st

The Conservative Party haven't held the City of Chester seat since 2015 and they're as big as 12/1 to do so again in the by-election.

According to the betting odds, that gives Conservatives just a 7.7% chance of winning the upcoming by-election.

Labour's last win in Chester back in 2019 came with 49.6% of the votes with a majority over the Conservatives by 11.3%.

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By-Election betting continues to grow in popularity

By-Elections occur between General Elections when a seat becomes vacant when the current MP resigns or has to leave their position for another matter.

The reasons By-Elections take place could be for any of the following reasons:

  • Death 
  • Resignation
  • Bankruptcy
  • Moves to the House Of Lords
  • Convicted of a criminal offence

Betting on By-Elections continues to grow in popularity with bettors liking that they can see various polls to guide them to who to put their money on.

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