General Election Central Suffolk and North Ipswich | Full list of candidates

25 June 2024, 22:28 | Updated: 25 June 2024, 22:32

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UK polling station. Picture: Alamy

The candidates for the upcoming General Election in Central Suffolk and North Ipswich have been announced.

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The deadline for General Election candidates to be confirmed was Friday, June 7.

The list of candidates confirmed as standing so far are:

  • Reform UK - Tony Gould
  • Independent - Mike Hallatt
  • Liberal Democrats - Brett
  • Alistair Mickelburgh
  • Green Party - Dan Pratt
  • Conservative - Patrick Spencer
  • Independent - Charlie Caiger
  • Labour (will remain on ballot but now suspended) - Kevin Craig

Voters across the country will go to the polls on July 4.

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