General Election 2024: Full list of candidates in each northern Lincolnshire constituency

Ivan Morris Poxton

10 June 2024 at 7:14 am·1-min read

Candidates have been announced ahead of the 2024 General Election on July 4 — -Credit: (Image: Donna Clifford/GrimsbyLive)

The general election candidates in constituencies across northern Lincolnshire have been announced.

Labour, the Conservatives, Liberal Democrats, Reform UK, and the Green Party are standing candidates in all northern Lincolnshire seats. There are independents and four other parties also standing in the area's constituencies. Polling day is July 4, and the deadline to register to vote is midnight on June 18.

The deadline for new postal vote applicants or amendments to existing proxy votes is June 19. To register to vote, click here.

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For new proxy vote applications and for voter authority certificates, these applications must be made by 5pm on June 26.

The full list of candidates standing is below, in constituency alphabetical order.

Brigg and Immingham

Najmul Hussain - Labour Party

Paul Ladlow - Reform UK

Eleanor Rylance - Liberal Democrats

Martin Vickers - Conservative Party

Amie Watson - Green Party

Doncaster East and Isle of Axholme

Nick Fletcher - Conservative Party

Paul Garrett - Green Party

Michael Longfellow - Climate Party

Irwen Martin - Reform UK

Lee Pitcher - Labour Party

Nicola Turner - Liberal Democrats

Greater Grimsby and Cleethorpes

Ed Fraser - Green Party

Oliver Freeston - Reform UK

Mark Gee - Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC)

John Lawson - Liberal Democrats

Lia Nici - Conservative Party

Melanie Onn - Labour Party

Christopher Stephenson - Social Democratic Party (SDP)

Scunthorpe County

Cahal Burke - Liberal Democrats

Dr Abdul Butt - Independent

Nick Cox - Green Party

Scott Curtis - Heritage Party

Nic Dakin - Labour Party

Darren Haley - Reform Party

Holly Mumby-Croft - Conservative Party.

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Brigg and Immingham

Doncaster East and Isle of Axholme

Greater Grimsby and Cleethorpes

Scunthorpe County

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