St Helens North general election 2024 candidates
St Helens North has been a Labour stronghold since it was established in 1983.
The constituency is one of two covering the metropolitan borough of St Helens - the other is St Helens South and Whiston. As the name suggests, it covers the north of the borough, including parts of the town of St Helens, Billinge, Seneley Green, Earlestown, Blackbrook, Haydock, Newton-le-Willows and Rainford.
At the last general election, Labour's Conor McGinn was re-elected to represent St Helens North with a 52.3% majority. Mr McGinn had served as the seat's MP from 2015 but announced he would not stand in this election, having been suspended by Labour in 2022 and leaving the party the following year.
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The former leader of St Helens Council David Baines will represent Labour in the constituency at this election. Below, we take you through all the candidates you can vote for if you live in St Helens North.
The candidates
David Baines - Labour
Joe Greenhalgh - English Constitution Party
Pat Maloney - Liberal Democrats
Jayne Louise Rear - Conservative
Daniel Thomas - Green
Malcolm James Webster - Reform UK
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