Ahead of the General Election on July 4, we have compiled a list of the Parliamentary candidates standing to be elected for many of the North East’s major seats.
You will be able to register to vote in the General Election until midnight on Tuesday (June 18).
Below we have compiled a list of candidates for seats in Darlington, Stockton, Middlesbrough, Hartlepool, Bishop Auckland, Durham, Newton Aycliffe, Sunderland, and more.
Stockton North
Jo Barton – Liberal Democrats
Samuel Ernest Bradford – Green Party
Niall Bell Innes – Conservative
John Gerard McDermottroe – Reform UK
Chris McDonald – Labour
Stockton South
Nigel Frederick Boddy – Liberal Democrats
Monty Brack – Independents for Direct Democracy
Vivek Chhabra
Joe Dancey – Labour
Steve Matthews – Reform UK
Niko Omilana - Independent
Anna-Maria Toms – Green Party
Matt Vickers – Conservative
Mohammed Zaroof – Independent
Darlington
Peter Gibson – Conservative
Lola McEvoy – Labour
Matthew Snedker – Green Party
Simon Thorley – Liberal Democrats
Michael Walker – Reform UK
Redcar
Gary John Conlin – Social Democratic Party
John Henry Davies – Reform UK
Ruth Hatton – Green Party
Chris Jones – Liberal Democrats
Anna Turley – Labour
Jacob Young – Conservative
Middlesbrough and Thornaby East
Mehmoona Ameen - Workers Party of Britain
Mark Alan Baxtrem - Independent
Kiran Fothergill - Conservative
Matthew Gareth Harris - Green Party
Andy McDonald - Labour
Patrick John Miles Seargeant - Reform UK
Mo Waqas - Liberal Democrats
Middlesbrough South & East Cleveland
Simon Clarke - Conservative
Jemma Joy - Liberal Democrats
Rod Liddle - Social Democratic Party
Rowan McLaughlin - Green Party
Luke Myer – Labour
Bishop Auckland
Rhys Burriss – Reform UK
Helen Cross – Liberal Democrats
Sarah Hannan – Green Party
Jane MacBean – Conservative
Louise Maughan – Transform Party
Sam Rushworth – Labour
Blaydon and Consett
Vicky Anderson – Liberal Democrats
David Ayre – Reform UK
Richard Simpson – Green Party
Angela Sterling – Conservative
Paul Topping – Social Democratic Party
Liz Twist – Labour
City of Durham
Mark Belch – Reform UK
Jonathan Elmer – Green Party
Mary Foy – Labour
Luke Holmes – Conservative
Sarah Welbourne – Social Democratic Party
Mark Wilkes – Liberal Democrats
Easington
Stephen Ashfield – Green Party
Mary Cartwright – North East Party
Tony Ferguson – Liberal Democrats
Joanne Howey – Conservative
Grahame Morris – Labour
Lynn Murphy – Reform UK
Newton Aycliffe and Spennymoor
Brian Agar – Transform Party
Anne-Marie Curry – Liberal Democrats
John Grant – Reform UK
Paul Howell – Conservative
Jack Hughes – Green Party
Alan Strickland – Labour
Minhajul Suhon – Workers Party
North Durham
Luke Akehurst – Labour
Chris Bradburn – Workers Party
George Carter – Conservative
Tom Chittenden – Social Democratic Party
Andrew Husband – Reform UK
David Lindsay – Independent
Craig Martin – Liberal Democrats
Sunny Moon-Schott – Green Party
Houghton and Sunderland South
Richard Bradley – Green Party
Chris Burnicle – Conservative
Paul Edgeworth – Liberal Democrats
Bridget Phillipson – Labour
Sam Woods-Brass – Reform UK
Sunderland Central
Malcolm Atkinson – Labour
Rachel Featherstone – Green Party
Niall Hodson – Liberal Democrats
Greg Peacock – Conservative
Chris Eynon – Reform UK
Washington and Gateshead South
Michal Chantowski – Green Party
Paul Donaghy – Reform UK
Sharon Hodgson – Labour
Sharon McLafferty – Independent
Ciaran Morrissey – Liberal Democrats
Shaun Parsons - Conservative
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