Find out more about Brighton and Hove’s General Election candidates

Brighton and Hove residents will go to the polls on December 12 to elect their Members of Parliament.
By Jessica Hubbard
Published 2nd Dec 2019, 09:00 BST
Updated 2nd Dec 2019, 09:40 BST
The general election will take place on December 12.The general election will take place on December 12.
The general election will take place on December 12.

The city’s three constituencies will be contested by 19 candidates in total.

See the candidates for Hove, Brighton Kemptown, and Brighton Pavilion below with links to candidate profiles.

Brighton Kemptown

Graham Russell Cushway, The Brexit Party

Joe Miller, The Conservative Party

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Alexandra L R Phillips, The Green Party of England and Wales

Lloyd Russell-Moyle, The Labour Party

Ben Thomas, The Liberal Democrats (profile not supplied)

Brighton Pavilion

Bob Dobbs, Independent

Nigel Furness, UK Independence Party (UKIP)

Emma Louise Hogan, The Conservative Party

Adam Imanpour, The Labour Party

Caroline Lucas, The Green Party of England and Wales

Richard Milton, The Brexit Party

Citizen Skwith, The Official Monster Raving Loony Party

Hove

Beatrice Christina Bass, The Liberal Democrats

Dame Dixon, The Official Monster Raving Loony Party

Angela Frances Hancock, The Brexit Party (profile not supplied)

Peter John Kyle, The Labour Party

Robert Stuart Nemeth, The Conservative Party

Charlotte Sabel, Independent

Ollie Sykes, The Green Party of England and Wales

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