The candidates standing in the Yorkshire Coast's four constituencies at the July 4th General Election have been confirmed.
The Yorkshire Coast is split into four parliamentary constituencies:
Scarborough and Whitby
Thirsk and Malton (includes Filey and Hunmanby)
Bridlington and the Wolds (replaces the previous East Yorkshire seat)
Beverley and Holderness
The candidates confirmed to be standing in each area are:
SCARBOROUGH & WHITBY
Name
Party
David Bowes
Reform UK
Lee Francis Derrick
Yorkshire Party
Thomas Peter Foster
Social Democratic Party
Annette Hudspeth
The Green Party
Alison Hume
Labour Party
Asa Joe Benjamin Jones
Social Justice Party
Robert Graham Lockwood
Liberal Democrats
Roberto Weeden-Sanz
The Conservative and Unionist Party
THIRSK AND MALTON
Name
Party
Lisa Banes
Labour Party
Luke Martin John Brownlee
Yorkshire Party
Kevin Paul Hollinrake
The Conservative Party Candidate
Steve Mason
Liberal Democrats
Richard McLane
Green Party
Mark Stephen Robinson
Reform UK
BRIDLINGTON AND THE WOLDS
Name
Party
Maria Bowtell
Reform UK
Sarah Jane Carter
Labour Party
Tom Cone
Independent
Charlie Dewhirst
The Conservative Party Candidate
Gill Leek
Green Party
Tim Norman
Yorkshire Party
Jayne Pheonix
Liberal Democrats
Carlo Verda
Social Democratic Party
BEVERLEY AND HOLDERNESS
Name
Party
Chris Collin
Social Democratic Party
Denis Healy
Liberal Democrats
George McManus
Yorkshire Party
John Ottaway
Alliance For Democracy And Freedom
Margaret Pinder
Labour Party
Andrew Smith
Reform UK
Jonathan Stephenson
Green Party
Graham Stuart
The Conservative Party Candidate
Voting will take place from 7am to 10pm on Thursday, July 4, with the election count held on the evening. Voters attending the polling station will need to bring photographic identification in order to be able to vote.
Residents have until Tuesday, June 18, to register to vote and until 5pm on Wednesday, June 19, to apply for a postal vote. If someone is unable to vote in person or by post they have until 5pm on Wednesday, June 26, to apply for a proxy vote.
Anyone without an accepted form of ID should apply for a free voter authority certificate by 5pm on Wednesday, June 26.
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