Gorton and Denton By-Election Odds: Greens 8/15 Favourites as Starmer Warns of “Vote Split”

The Green Party are 8/15 favourites for Thursday’s Gorton and Denton by-election, with Labour drifting to 4/1 despite holding a 13,000 majority in 2024.
Gorton and Denton By-Election Odds: Greens 8/15 Favourites as Starmer Warns of “Vote Split”
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  • Green Party 8/15 favourites in Gorton and Denton by-election.
  • Labour drift to 4/1 despite 13,000 majority in 2024.
  • Sir Keir Starmer warns of anti-Reform vote split.

Greens Lead as Gorton and Denton Head to Polls

UK betting sites have installed the Green Party as 8/15 favourites ahead of Thursday’s Gorton and Denton by-election.

The contest has quickly become one of the most closely watched votes of the year, with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer visiting the constituency to campaign in the final days.

Starmer described the vote as a “battle of values”, warning that backing the Greens could split the anti-Reform vote.

He also criticised what he described as the Green Party’s “disgusting” drugs policy and labelled Reform UK as “toxic”.

Bet365's latest market gives an implied probability of 65.2% that the Green Party top the voting.

Gorton and Denton By-Election Odds

Gorton and Denton By-Election
OddsImplied Probability
Green Party8/1565.2%
Reform UK5/228.6%
Labour4/120.0%
Liberal Democrats250/10.4%
Advance UK350/10.3%
Conservatives350/10.3%
Social Democrats1000/10.1%

The Greens’ 8/15 price implies a 65% probability of victory, placing them firmly ahead of Reform at 5/2 and Labour at 4/1.

Labour’s Majority Under Threat?

At the 2024 General Election, Labour secured the seat with a majority of 13,000.

The by-election was triggered by the resignation of Andrew Gwynne due to ill health. Gwynne had previously served as Health Minister before being suspended over offensive WhatsApp messages.

Despite the sizeable majority last time out, bookmakers have eased Labour to 4/1 which is a notable shift for what was once considered a safe seat.

A defeat would represent a significant setback for Starmer’s party.

Reform Positioned as Main Challenger to Greens

Reform UK sit at 5/2 in the latest betting.

The Prime Minister’s warning about a split anti-Reform vote highlights the perceived threat Reform poses in the constituency.

If the Greens draw substantial support from progressive voters, Reform could benefit from a divided field which is a dynamic clearly reflected in the market.

What the expert says...
For Labour to be 4/1 in a seat they won by 13,000 just two years ago is remarkable. The Greens at 8/15 suggests strong local momentum, but by-elections are volatile and turnout can play a decisive role.

Jake Ashton - Political Betting Expert - OLBG.com

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