Full list of Nottinghamshire general election 2024 candidates

Oliver Pridmore

11 June 2024 at 6:18 am·2-min read

Queues form outside the polling station at St Andrews Church in Goldsmith Street, Nottingham City Centre, during the 2019 General Election — -Credit: (Image: Joseph Raynor/Nottingham Post)

A total of 77 candidates across Nottinghamshire will be standing at the upcoming general election after the final deadline passed for people to put themselves forward. People had until 4pm on Friday (June 7) to submit nomination papers to stand in one of Nottinghamshire 11 constituencies at the election on July 4.

With that deadline having passed, the final list of candidates for each of the 11 seats has been published. The seats with the most candidates are Mansfield and Newark, with nine candidates standing in each seat.

The constituencies with the fewest candidates are Nottingham North and Kimberley and Bassetlaw, which each have five. The Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats and the Green Party are standing a candidate in every Nottinghamshire seat.

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Nigel Farage's Reform UK also has a candidate in every Nottinghamshire seat and George Galloway's Workers Party of Britain are standing in four Nottinghamshire constituencies. Below, presented in order by alphabetical surname, are the candidates standing in every Nottinghamshire seat.

Ashfield candidates

Reform UK

Lee Anderson

Green

Alexander Coates

Liberal Democrats

Daniel Holmes

Labour

Rhea Keehn

Conservative

Debbie Soloman

Independent

Jason Zadrozny

Ashfield candidates

Bassetlaw candidates

Conservative

Brendan Clarke-Smith

Green

Rachel Reeves

Liberal Democrats

Helen Tamblyn-Saville

Reform UK

Frank Ward

Labour

Jo White

Bassetlaw candidates

Broxtowe candidates

Labour

Juliet Campbell

Liberal Democrats

James Collis

Independent

Dr John Doddy

Conservative

Darren Henry

Green

Teresa Needham

Reform UK

Joseph Oakley

Workers Party of Britain

Maqsood Syed

Broxtowe candidates

Gedling candidates

Green

Dominic Berry

Reform

Simon Christy

Liberal Democrats

Tad Jones

Independent

Irenea Marriott

Labour

Michael Payne

Conservative

Tom Randall

Gedling candidates

Mansfield candidates

Independent

Zen Bilas

Conservative

Ben Bradley

Socialist Labour Party

Peter Dean

Independent

Wesley Milligan

Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition

Karen Seymour

Green

Phil Shields

Reform UK

Matthew Warnes

Liberal Democrats

Michael Wyatt

Labour

Stephen Yemm

Mansfield candidates

Newark candidates

Green

Michael Ackroyd

Labour

Saj Ahmad

Independent Network

Adrian Amer

English Democrats

Matthew Darrington

Independent

Lyn Galbraith

Conservative

Robert Jenrick

Reform

Robert Palmer

Workers Party of Britain

Collan Siddique

Liberal Democrats

David Watts

Newark candidates

Nottingham East candidates

Workers Party

Issan Ghazni

Independent

Ali Khan

Conservative

Johno Lee

Green

Rosemary Palmer

Liberal Democrats

Anita Prabharkar

Independent

Naveed Rashid

Reform UK

Debbie Stephens

Labour

Nadia Whittome

Nottingham East candidates

Nottingham North and Kimberley candidates

Green

Sam Harvey

Conservative

Caroline Henry

Reform UK

Golam Kadiri

Labour

Alex Norris

Liberal Democrats

David Schmitz

Nottingham North and Kimberley candidates

Nottingham South

Independent

Shaghofta Akhtar

Workers Party

Paras Ghazni

Labour

Lilian Greenwood

Reform UK

Mykel Hedge

Liberal Democrats

Christina Morgan-Danvers

Conservative

Zarmeena Quraishi

Independent

Mohammed Sayeed

Green

Cath Sutherland

Nottingham South candidates

Rushcliffe candidates

Conservative

Ruth Edwards

Reform UK

James Grice

Independent

Lynn Irving

Green

Richard Mallender

Labour

James Naish

Independent

Harbant Sehra

Liberal Democrats

Greg Webb

Rushcliffe candidates

Sherwood Forest candidates

Liberal Democrats

David Dobbie

Green

Sheila Greatrex-White

Reform UK

Helen Rose O'Hare

Conservative

Mark Spencer

Independent

Jeremy Spry

Independent

Lee Waters

Labour

Michelle Welsh

Sherwood Forest candidates

The Telegraph
Sunak may have made the biggest electoral mistake in British history
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The Telegraph
The Tories have abandoned the one thing that made them electable
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HuffPost
'Look At The Evidence': Karl Rove Drops Bad News For Trump Live On Fox News
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The Independent
Shock new poll confirms Reform lead over Tories despite Farage’s Putin comments
Nigel Farage’s comments about Putin and Ukraine do not appear to have dented Reform’s popularity according to a major new poll of 10,000 voters
The Telegraph
Brace yourself for Keir Starmer’s puritan war on life’s pleasures
This is how the Conservative world ends, not with a bang but a flutter. The Tories in office were gamblers, shaggers, nutters and clowns, but at least they were funny – and their wrist too limp to grasp power entirely. Now the cavaliers are leaving the stage; here come the roundheads. Brace yourselves for a war on joy.
The Telegraph
Will voting Reform put Labour in power? Check your postcode
“A vote for Reform is a vote for Labour.”
HuffPost UK
Tories Heading For Electoral Wipeout As New Poll Predicts 250-Seat Labour Majority
And the final result could be even worse for the Conservatives.
Yahoo News UK
Who will you vote for in the general election? Tell us what you think
With just over a week to go until the general election, have you made your mind up yet?
The Telegraph
Russia is crumbling from within
On Sunday evening, the North Caucasus region of Dagestan was rocked by a series of brutal terrorist attacks. Gunmen opened fire in a synagogue in Derbent, graphically slit the throat of Russian Orthodox priest Father Nikolay, and attacked Jewish and Christian houses of worship in Dagestan’s largest city Makhachkala. These brutal crimes claimed the lives of at least 15 people, including police officers.
HuffPost
'Truly Shocking': Prankster Reveals Trump Rally Moment That 'Knocked Me Over'
Jason Selvig of The Good Liars said he had never seen this before at one of the former president's rallies.
HuffPost
What Republicans Are Hoping Trump Doesn't Do During His Debate With Joe Biden
Trump's allies on Capitol Hill are urging him to stick to policy and draw a contrast between Biden's handling of the economy and Trump's tenure in office.
Business Insider
A Russian soldier's killing of a wounded comrade highlights the 'brutal culture' rampant inside Russia's military, war analysts say
Experts called out the callous behavior within the Russian armed forces after drone footage showed a soldier shooting a wounded comrade.
Associated Press
Trump has spent months painting Biden as incompetent. Now he's changing his tone before the debate
After months of casting President Joe Biden as a shell of a man incapable of putting two sentences together, Donald Trump has changed his tune days before their first debate. The changed rhetoric marks a dramatic shift from how Trump typically describes the man he will face in a rematch this November. At his rallies and in speeches, Trump typically casts the Democratic incumbent as a “low-IQ individual” who is “the worst, most incompetent, and most corrupt president” in the nation’s history, and often imitates Biden appearing lost on stage.
HuffPost
Ex-Aide Predicts Future Of Donald And Melania Trump's Relationship
Stephanie Winston Wolkoff weighed in on the former first lady's absence from the campaign trail.
The Telegraph
‘Their manifesto is like a wishlist’: How Reform seduced Gen Z
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Associated Press
Iran's supreme leader warns sole reformist in presidential race, while calling for 'maximum' turnout
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The Telegraph
For intolerant Farage supporters, grown-up debate has clearly become a farce
Much heartened by the onslaught of criticism I’ve been receiving from Telegraph readers, I am returning to the subject of one of Clacton’s parliamentary candidates. Two weeks ago I got myself into a vat of boiling oil for saying we should turn our heads to the wall from Mr Farage’s sort of bitter and divisive populism. My column was greeted with such outrage and affront that I knew I was onto something.
The Telegraph
Grieving families risk being hit with £65,000 ‘death duty’ under Labour
Grieving families could lose an extra £65,000 if Labour brings in a pensions death duty, analysis shows.
The Guardian
HMRC is threatening my terminally ill father with debt collectors
He is 92 and doesn’t actually owe the money, but there is nothing he can do to stop the tax demands coming
The Daily Beast
Judge Aileen Cannon Dresses Down Trump Prosecutor: ‘I Don’t Appreciate Your Tone’
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Ashfield candidates

Bassetlaw candidates

Broxtowe candidates

Gedling candidates

Mansfield candidates

Newark candidates

Nottingham East candidates

Nottingham North and Kimberley candidates

Nottingham South

Rushcliffe candidates

Sherwood Forest candidates

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