Mark Pack

Forthcoming candidate selections

By | Fri 1st January 2010 - 11:09 am

Courtesy of the LibDems4Parliament website, here is the list of candidate selections closing this month:

  • Montgomeryshire – Prospective Welsh Assembly Candidate (02 Jan 2010)
  • High Peak – PPC (08 Jan 2010)
  • Battersea – PPC (18 Jan 2010)
  • Tooting – PPC (18 Jan 2010)
  • Ettrick, Roxburgh and Berwickshire – Prospective Scottish Parliamentary Candidate (22 Jan 2010)

For further details on how you could become the Liberal Democrat prospective candidate in any of these constituencies see http://libdems4parliament.org.uk/events. The site also have further information and contact details if you’re interested in finding out more about how to become a candidate more generally.

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3 Comments

  • Roger Roberts 1st Jan '10 - 3:21pm

    Montgomery doesn’t select its Assembly candidate Jan 2nd – that is the date by which applications have to be made.

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