The runners and riders for the six Oxfordshire constituencies in the May 5 General Election have been declared.
Candidates had until 4pm on April 19 to hand over their £500 deposit to the returning officer at the relevant district council responsible for overseeing the count.
Some English Democrat candidates had to pull out of the race at the eleventh hour because they could not raise the deposit. The party had hoped to field candidates in at least three county seats, but their sole representative is Gerald Lambourne in Wantage.
CANDIDATES BY CONSTITUENCY:
OXFORD EAST
(Currently held by Labour)
Honest Blair _ New Loony
Philip Gardner _ UK Independence Party
Stephen Goddard _ Liberal Democrat
Maurice Leen _ Independent Working Class Association
Virginia Morris _ Conservative
Pathmanathan Mylvaganam _ Independent
Jacob Sanders _ Green
Andrew Smith _ Labour
OXFORD WEST AND ABINGDON
(Currently held by Lib Dems)
Antonia Bance _ Labour
Dr Evan Harris _ Liberal Democrat
Tom Lines _ Green
Amanda McLean _ Conservative
Marcus Watney _ UK Independence Party
BANBURY
(Currently held by Conservatives)
Tony Baldry _ Conservative
Alyson Duckmanton _ Green
Diana Heimann _ UK Independence Party
Leslie Sibley _ Labour
Zoe Patrick _ Liberal Democrat
Chris Rowe _ Independent
James Starkey _ National Front
HENLEY
(Currently held by Conservatives)
Delphine Gray-Fisk _ UK Independence Party
Boris Johnson _ Conservative
Kaleem Saeed _ Labour
Mark Stevenson _ Green
David Turner _ Liberal Democrat
WANTAGE
(Labour after Conservative defection)
Andrew Crawford _ Liberal Democrat
Gerald Lambourne _ English Democrats
Mark McDonald _ Labour
Count Nikolai Tolstoy _ UK Independence Party
Adam Twine _ Green
Ed Vaizey _ Conservative
WITNEY
(Currently held by Conservatives)
David Cameron _ Conservative
Richard Dossett-Davies _ Green
Tony Gray _ Labour
Liz Leffman _ Liberal Democrat
Paul Wesson _ UK Independence Party
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