Islington North Constituency Winner Odds: Jeremy Corbyn is ODDS-ON to win Islington North seat with 69% CHANCE of doing so according to latest odds!

Jeremy Corbyn is now the clear favourite to win the Islington North seat once again with the MP now running as an Independent after the Labour Party blocked him from running for them.
Islington North Constituency Winner Odds: Jeremy Corbyn is ODDS-ON to win Islington North seat with 69% CHANCE of doing so according to latest odds!
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  • Bookies now make Jeremy Corbyn the 4/9 favourite to win the Islington North Constituency at next month's election
  • Corbyn will run independently at the election against the Labour party which he led for 5 years
  • Corbyn was suspended as a Labour MP in 2020

Bookies now make Jeremy Corbyn the 4/9 favourite to win the Islington North Constituency at next month's election

Former Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn is the odds-on favourite to win the Islington North Constituency at next month's UK General Election with UK Betting Sites now offering odds on who will win the seat at the polls.

The Islington North Constituency is one of the 650 constituencies across the UK that gives a seat to an MP in the House of Commons and we will head to the polls to vote on these seats at next month's General Election.

Corbyn runs independently at the polls next month and the latest betting market put him odds-on at 4/9 that he wins with those odds from William Hill suggesting a 69.2% chance that he is voted as the winner.

The former Labour MP is just ahead of his former party in the market, with Labour 6/4 to win the seat that has been held by a Labour Party candidate since 1937.

Islington North Constituency Winner
OddsProbability
Independent (Jeremy Corbyn)4/969.2%
Labour6/440.0%
Conservatives66/11.5%
Liberal Democrats
66/11.5%
Reform UK250/10.4%
Green Party250/10.4%
What the expert says...
Jeremy Corbyn now moves into odds-on to win the Islington North constituency with the latest market suggesting a 69% chance that he holds onto the seat which he has held ever since 1983.

Nigel Skinner - Political Betting Expert - OLBG.com

Corbyn will run independently at the election against the Labour party which he led for 5 years

From September 2015 to April 2020, Jeremy Corbyn was the leader of the Labour Party before stepping down after the party was defeated in the 2019 General Election, with Keir Starmer replacing him as leader.

In that 2019 election, Conservatives won a total of 365 seats which was their highest number since 1987 and a lot of those gains were in the Labour's "red wall" which also voted to leave the EU during the Brexit period 3 years prior.

Labour's performance was a poor one with 202 seats won their lowest since 1935 and that meant that Corbyn had no other decision other than stepping down as leader of the Labour Party.

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Corbyn was suspended as a Labour MP in 2020

After 55 years as a member of the Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn was suspended as a member following the Equalities and Human Rights Commission's report into Labour's handling of complaints around the behaviour of some of the party's supporters.

Corbyn wasn't suspended for that report but for his reaction to it where he said, "The scale of the problem was also dramatically overstated for political reasons by our opponents inside and outside the party, as well as by much of the media."

This led to now Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer saying he was disappointed that Corbyn's statement contradicted his own and then suspending him as MP, with Corbyn announcing an independent run last month.

In his campaign opener, Corbyn said that Labour were "denying democracy" by not allowing him to stand for the party in the constituency that he has held for 40 years.

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Nigel Skinner

Political Betting Expert

If you want to know anything about Political betting markets then Nigel is your go-to guy. Nigel has years of experience writing and following betting odds around a whole host of political markets including General Elections, By-Elections and even the infamous Brexit betting markets!

- Nigel Skinner, Blog Content Manager

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Jake Ashton

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Jake is our News Content Manager. He reviews all content, fact-checks the data, edits the copy and enhances all of the OLBG News content from our expert team ahead of publication.

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