General Election Buckingham and Bletchley | Full list of candidates

15 June 2024, 18:49

UK polling station
UK polling station. Picture: Alamy

By Danielle de Wolfe

The candidates for the upcoming General Election in Buckingham and Bletchley have been announced.

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

The list of candidates confirmed as standing so far are:

  • Callum Anderson (Labour)
  • Ray Brady (Independent)
  • Jordan Cattell (Reform UK)
  • Dominic Dyer (Liberal Democrats)
  • Amanda Onwuemene (Green Party)
  • Iain Stewart (Conservative Party)

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

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