Record number of Council candidates in York Council poll

Over 200 candidates will be seeking to become members of the City of York Council at the elections which are due to be held on Thursday  May 7th

A full list of candidates can be downloaded by clicking here.

Details of all Liberal Democrat candidates can be accessed by clicking here

Four parties are contesting every seat (LibDem, Lab, Tory and Green). There is also a smattering of UKIP, Independent and trades unionist candidates

In the Dringhouses ward, only the Liberal Democrats are putting forward an experienced team of candidates (Stephen Fenton, Ashley Mason and Cllr Ann Reid).  A UKIP candidate will join the 12 contenders from the major parties on the ballot paper.

Each elector has 3 votes plus another vote in the General Election which takes place on the same date.

In 2011 Ann Reid and two Labour Councillors were elected in what turned out to be one of the closest contests in the City

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This years poll is again expected to develop into a straight choice between the LibDems candidates and Labour.

You can now register to vote using an online portal at www.gov.uk/register-to-vote which is quicker and easier than completing a form. You must submit an application to register to vote by 20 April 2015 to be able to vote in the elections held on Thursday 7 May 2015

Those wishing to vote by post have until 5pm on  Tuesday 21st April to register a request. You can download an application form by clicking here

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