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General Election 2024: Who are my local candidates in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Moray, Highlands and Islands?

Find out who is standing in your constituency in our interactive map and list here.

An invitation to find out who your local candidates are, written over a map of Scotland.
Find out who your local candidates are. Image: DC Thomson.

The full lists of every candidate in the general election are out now – and we’ve put them in order locally for you.

To find out who is standing in your constituency, simply look in the table below and pick your area.

The lists include all the usual parties you would expect to see in there, including the SNP, Labour, Conservatives, Lib Dems and Greens.

But some of you will find a lot more to choose from.

Who is my local general election candidate in Scotland?

Which constituency do I live in?

Not sure what constituency you are in?

No problem, just follow this link below to check by using your postcode.

There are places with multiple candidates, from the wild fringes to single-issue local campaigners.

Some constituencies have more than others. Aberdeen North voters have nine candidates to choose from.

In other areas, there are only a handful.

One thing is clear. On July 4, you have an opportunity to cast your vote for anyone in that local list and help form the next UK Parliament, and government.

Stephen Flynn at Greyhope Bay.
Stephen Flynn, as SNP Westminster leader, hopes to hold Aberdeen South.

How do I send a postal vote?

First, you need to be registered and you need to know if you need a postal vote.

Then, you need to figure out what it is you want from your local MP.

In an election as volatile as this one, we’ve tried to help clear up what these politicians can do, or not.

We’ll be covering all the most important local, regional and national political stories that affect our communities throughout this campaign.

Stay with us on election night too, where we’ll be at the counts across the region.

You can also keep up with the inside story by listening to our regular politics podcast, The Stooshie, here.