General Election 2024: Who can I vote for in Sussex?
The full list of candidates across all constituencies in Sussex for the upcoming General Election have been revealed.
People living in Sussex and across Britain will go to the polls on July 4 to vote for their MP and the party which will end up leading the country.
Here is the full list of all candidates in Sussex ahead of this year’s General Election:
Arundel and South Downs:


Liberal Democrats: Richard James Allen
Conservative: Andrew Griffith
Green Party: Steve McAuliffe
Labour: Chris Philipsborn
Social Democratic Party: Mike Smith
Reform UK: David Thomas
Bexhill and Battle:
Independent: Abul Azad
Labour: Christine Bayliss
Reform UK: Ian Gribbin
Independent Network: Nigel Adam Jacklin
Liberal Democrats: Becky Jones
Green Party: Jonathan Christopher Kent
Party of Women: Julia Maria Long
Conservative: Kieran Mullan
Independent: Jeff Newnham
UKIP: Colin Martin Sullivan
Bognor Regis and Littlehampton:
Green Party: Carol Birch
Reform UK: Sandra Elizabeth Daniells
Conservative: Ali Griffiths
Liberal Democrats: Henry Jones
Heritage Party: David Kurten
Labour Party: Clare Louise Walsh
Brighton Kemptown:
Social Democratic Party: Valerie Gray
Green Party: Elaine Hills
Liberal Democrats: Stewart Stone
Conservative: Khobi Anne Vallis
Independent: Emma Lucy Wall
Labour: Chris Ward
Brighton Pavilion:
Independent: Steve Ai
Green Party: Siân Berry
Social Democratic Party: Carl Buckfield
Labour: Tom Gray
Reform UK: Mark Francis Mulvihill
Liberal Democrats: Ashley Ridley
The Monster Raving Loony Party: Citizen Skwith
Conservative: Sarah Victoria Webster
Chichester:
Liberal Democrats: Jessica Brown-Fuller
Labour: Tom Collinge
Independent: Andrew Emerson
Conservative: Gillian Keegan
Reform UK: Teresa De Santis
Green Party: Tim Young
Crawley:
Conservative: Zack Ali
Workers Party of Britain: Linda Bamieh
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition: Robin Burnham
Reform UK: Tim Charters
Green Party: Iain Dickson
Liberal Democrats: Lee Daniel Gibbs
Labour: Peter Lamb
Heritage Party: Dan Weir
Eastbourne:
Conservative: Caroline Ansell
Reform UK: Mark Ashdown
Liberal Democrats: Josh Babarinde
UKIP: Ian Charles Garbutt
Green Party: Mike Munson
Labour: Paul Richards
East Grinstead and Uckfield:
Green Party: Christina Nanna Mary Coleman
Labour: Ben Sebastian Cox
Conservative: Mims Davies
Liberal Democrats: Benedict Dempsey
Independent: Ian Gibson
English Democrats: William Jeffrey Highton
East Worthing and Shoreham:
Liberal Democrats: David Peter Batchelor
Independent: Ivana Forman
Independent: John William Greenshields
Reform UK: Lionel Roger Harman
Labour: Tom Rutland
Independent: Frank Ward
Conservative: Leila Williams
Green Party: Debbie Woudman
Hastings and Rye:
Workers Party of Britain: Phil Colley
Independent: Paul Edward Crosland
Communist Party of Britain: Nicholas Davies
Labour: Helena Dollimore
Reform UK: Lucian Fernando
Liberal Democrats: Guy Gillan Harris
Conservative: Sally-Ann Hart
Green Party: Becca Horn
Horsham:
Social Democratic Party: Paul Abbott
The Peace Party: Jim Duggan
Labour: James Michael Field
Reform UK: Hugo Miller
Liberal Democrats: John Milne
Conservative: Jeremy Quin
Green Party: Catherine Mary Ross
Hove and Portslade:
Green Party: Sophie Broadbent
Conservative: Carline Deal
Reform UK: Martin Hugo Hess
Labour: Peter Kyle
Independent: Tanushka Marah
Liberal Democrats: Michael Wang
Lewes:
Reform UK: Bernard Peter Brown
Conservative: Maria Caulfield
Social Democratic Party: Rowena Mary Easton
Green Party: Paul Keene
Liberal Democrats: James MacCleary
Labour: Danny Sweeney
Mid Sussex:
Conservative: Kristy Adams
Liberal Democrats: Alison Bennett
Reform UK: Gary Johnson
Green Party: Deanna Nicholson
Labour Party: David Rowntree
Official Monster Raving Loony Party: Baron Von Thunderclap
Sussex Weald:
Independent: Shaun Bowler
Social Democratic Party: Stephen Gander
Conservative: Nus Ghani
Green Party: Austin Henderson
UKIP: Chris Magness
Reform UK: David Morgan
Liberal Democrats: Danielle Newson
Labour: Dipesh Patel
Heritage Party: Dominie Mary Stemp
Worthing West:
Independent: Kathryn Alexandra Attwood
Conservative: Peter Bottomley
Liberal Democrats: Morag Chugg
Labour: Beccy Cooper
Green Party: Sonya Lynne Mallin
Reform UK: Edmund John Rooke
