Stephen Tall

In the next month 20 seats will short-list their wannabe Lib Dem MPs (and one MSP)

By | Sun 17th November 2013 - 7:35 am

Lib Dems winning hereHere’s the full list of selection contests in the coming month available for Lib Dems on the approved parliamentary candidates’ list, together with the closing date for applications.

The following seats have selections in progress and are currently advertising for candidates:

Hemsworth (17th November)
Morley and Outwood (17th November)
Normanton (17th November)
Wakefield (17th November)
Arundel and South Downs (18th November)
Worthing West (18th November)
Salisbury (22nd November)
South East Cambridgeshire (22nd November)
Lincoln (23rd November)
Sleaford & North Hykeham (23rd November)
Edinburgh Western (Scottish Parliament) (25th November)
Chelmsford (26th November)
Brighton Kemptown (29th November)
Brighton Pavilion (29th November)
Hove (29th November)
Somerton and Frome (29th November)
Streatham (29th November)
Tottenham (29th November)
Woking (29th November)
North Somerset (6th December)

Further information, including Returning Officer contact details, can be found on the Lib Dem members’ website: http://ldmembers.libdems.org.uk/ and then once you have logged in by following the links: Our Party > Selection Adverts – Latest News. Note you will need to register online and login in order to access the advert webpage.

* Stephen was Editor (and Co-Editor) of Liberal Democrat Voice from 2007 to 2015, and writes at The Collected Stephen Tall.

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