General Election 2019: Meet the Vauxhall candidates
Vauxhall will elect a new MP for the first time in 30 years on December 12. Labour’s Kate Hoey, who
Vauxhall will elect a new MP for the first time in 30 years on December 12. Labour’s Kate Hoey, who
Figures released this week revealed hospital performance in England in October was at its worst level on record, meaning the
Conservative Greg Hands retained his seat in 2017 with a 19.4% majority, with 22,179 votes giving him a 52.6% share.
Labour held Tooting at the 2017 general election with a share of 59.6% of the vote and a positive swing
Despite the issue of welfare’s prevalence in the 2019 General Election, just 9% of people believe it is one of
Education policies are set to be high on the list of issues discussed in each party’s campaign ahead of the
Following the widespread activities of climate change activists Greta Thunberg and Extinction Rebellion this year, the topic of climate change
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
Labour’s Siobhain McDonagh won the Mitcham and Morden seat with a 44.4% majority in 2017, receiving 68.7% of the vote
Labour’s Sarah Jones won the seat in 2017 with a 9.9% majority, with 29,873 votes giving her a 52.3% share