REVEALED: Take a look at who the bookies are backing to win seats in Northampton in the upcoming General Election

The data has been compiled by leading odds comparison site Oddschecker and suggests there could be a few changes after voters go to the polls on July 4.

Here are the odds according to Oddschecker for all the Northamptonshire constituencies and the implied probability of winning given by the respective odds.

Here's an analysis of each constituency in Northamptonshire, according to Oddschecker:

Northampton North

Labour (1/12 - 86.3%) - Favourite to win

Conservatives (8/1 - 10.4%) - Second favourite

Reform UK (50/1 - 1.9%)

Lib Dem (125/1 - 0.8%)

Green (150/1 - 0.6%)

Northampton South

Labour (1/3 - 68.4%) - Favourite to win

Conservatives (9/4 - 28.1%) - Second favourite

Reform UK (40/1 - 2.2%)

Lib Dem (125/1 - 0.7%)

Green (150/1 - 0.6%)

Daventry

Conservatives (3/10 - 68.8%) - Favourite to win

Labour (5/2 - 25.6%) - Second favourite

Reform UK (22/1 - 3.8%)

Lib Dem (66/1 - 1.3%)

Green (200/1 - 0.5%)

South Northamptonshire

Conservatives (8/15 - 59%) - Favourite to win

Labour (6/4 - 36.2%) - Second favourite

Reform UK (28/1 - 3.1%)

Lib Dem (80/1 - 1.1%)

Green (150/1 - 0.6%)

Kettering

Labour (1/2 - 59.4%) - Favourite to win

Conservatives (13/8 - 33.9%) - Second favourite

Reform UK (20/1 - 4.3%)

Green (50/1 - 1.8%)

Lib Dem (150/1 - 0.6%)

Wellingborough and Rushden

Labour (2/7 - 72.6%) - Favourite to win

Conservatives (3/1 - 23.3%) - Second favourite

Reform UK (33/1 - 2.7%)

Lib Dem (100/1 - 0.9%)

Green (200/1 - 0.5%)

Corby and East Northamptonshire

Labour (1/7 - 78.5%) - Favourite to win

Conservatives (9/2 - 16.3%) - Second favourite

Reform UK (22/1 - 3.9%)

Lib Dem (100/1 - 0.9%)

Green (200/1 - 0.4%)

Overall, the odds suggest that Labour is likely to make significant gains in Northamptonshire. However, the Conservative party may still hold out hope in some constituencies, particularly Daventry and South Northamptonshire.

Click here to see the odds for other constituencies in the UK.