Luciana Berger said it was "an indication how well the Liberal Democrats are actually doing" that Chancellor Sajid Javid came to Finchley and Golders Green to boost support for her Tory rival Mike Freer.
After Mr Javid claimed on Wednesday that a vote for Ms Berger, who is contesting the north London seat for the Liberal Democrats, would help Jeremy Corbyn, she said: "On a very serious point, I stood in front of the country in February to announce I was leaving the Labour Party because I believed it to be institutionally antisemitic and because of its position on Brexit.
"If I did not believe Jeremy Corbyn should not be in Number 10, I would not then a few months later be involved with anything, or put myself forward for something that might in any way deliver Jeremy Corbyn to Number 10."
Mr Javid had arrived in Finchley on Wednesday for a brief visit to help promote Tory candidate Mr Freer's campaign - with polls suggesting he faced a battle to regain the seat on December 12.