General Election 2019: Full list of candidates and Doncaster constituencies explained

Voters head to the polls on Thursday, December 12 for a third general election in four years.

In Doncaster North, Labour currently has a 14,000 vote majority in this seat. Former Labour leader Ed Miliband is standing again.

The Conservatives finished second back in 2017 with 11,687 votes.

The constituency of Doncaster North includes places such as Mexborough, Spotbrough, Moorends, Askern, Stainforth, Carcroft, Fishlake and Bentley.

In Don Valley, incumbent Caroline Flint has the smallest majority in Doncaster’s three seats defending a margin of 5,169

The Conservatives came in second place with 19,182 votes and will be hoping to go one better this time around.

The constituency of Don Valley includes places such as Conisbrough, Denaby, Edlington, Warmsworth, Finningley, Hatfield, Rossington, Thorne.

Six candidates are running to be elected as the MP for Doncaster Central.

Labour is defending the seat. Rosie Winterton is standing again and has a majority of 10,131.

Ms Winterton ran to replace John Bercow as Speaker of the House but lost out to Lindsay Hoyle.

The Conservatives finished second in 2017 polling 14,784 votes.

The seat represents areas such as Armthorpe, Balby, Bessacarr and Cantley, Edenthorpe, Kirk Sandall, Intake, Barnby Dun, Town Moor and Wheatley.

The full list of candidates in Doncaster Central

Surjit Singh - Brexit Party

Leon French - Yorkshire Party

Paul Horton - Liberal Democrats

Frank Sheridan - Green Party

Roberto Weeden-Sanz - Conservative Party

Rosie Winterton - Labour Party

The full list of candidates in Doncaster North

Wendy Bailey - Independent

Frank Calladine - English Democrats

Stevie Manion - Yorkshire Party

Ed Miliband - Labour Party

Joe Otten - Liberal Democrats

Katrina Sale - Conservative Party

Andy Stewart - Brexit Party

Eddie Todd - Independent

Neil Wood - Independent

The full list of candidates in Don Valley

Mark Alcock - Liberal Democrats

Nick Fletcher - Conservative Party

Caroline Flint - Labour Party

Chris Holmes - Yorkshire Party

Kate Needham - Green Party

Alan Whitehurst - Brexit Party