General Election 2019: Meet the Richmond Park candidates
Conservative Zac Goldsmith narrowly won the seat in 2017 polling just 45 votes ahead of Liberal Democrat Sarah Olney. The
Conservative Zac Goldsmith narrowly won the seat in 2017 polling just 45 votes ahead of Liberal Democrat Sarah Olney. The
Liberal Democrat Tom Brake retained the seat in 2017 with a 41.0% share and 20,819 votes, up 6.1% from the
The Liberal Democrats won the seat back from Conservatives in the 2017 election with a 14.7 per cent majority and
In 2017 Ed Davey reclaimed the seat for the Liberal Democrats who received a 44.7% of the vote for a
In the 2017 general election Conservative Chris Philp won the seat with a majority of 18.6% with 33,334 votes, giving
Labour MP Marsha de Cordova won the Battersea seat in the 2017 election with a 4.4% majority and 25,292 votes
Labour candidate Steve Reed retained the seat in 2017 with 44,213 votes and a 74.2% share. His winning margin of
Wimbledon voted 70% remain in the Brexit referendum meaning staying in the EU will be a key topic in the
As part of the ‘Unite to Remain’ pact, Green Party co-leader Jonathan Bartley will challenge the Dulwich and West Norwood
Just under two and a half years ago, Sarah Olney – the Liberal Democrat candidate for Richmond Park – was
Diane Abbott’s chief of staff has be chosen to stand for Labour in Streatham to contest the seat held by