UK Parliamentary (General) Election
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Parliamentary General Election – 12 December 2019
Result 2019
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
| Martin Nicholas Brampton | Green Party | 2263 |
| John Philip Hall | Yorkshire Party | 881 |
| Kevin Paul Hollinrake | Conservative Party | 35634 (E) |
| Gordon Johnson | 184 | |
| Dinah Elizabeth Keal | Liberal Democrat | 6774 |
| Stephen Thomas Mullins | Independent | 245 |
| Michael John Taylor | Social Democratic Party | 127 |
| David Charles Yellen | Labour Party | 10480 |
Kevin Paul Hollinrake was duly elected as the Member of Parliament for Thirsk and Malton
Voter turnout - 70.17%
Total rejected votes - 242
Candidates
Elector reference information for candidates and agents for calculating spending limits and mailing volumes
- Elector statistics Thirsk and Malton - Hambleton (PDF, 8 pages, 71kb)
- Elector statistics Thirsk and Malton - Ryedale (PDF, 5 pages, 63kb)
- Elector statistics Thirsk and Malton - Scarborough (PDF, 4 pages, 18kb)
A list of candidates will be published on the website after nominations have closed.
Poll cards
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Registering to vote
You only need to apply if you are not already on the electoral register. Applications can be made online at GOV.UK and you will need your National Insurance number. Please include an email address on your application if possible, so we can contact you electronically to confirm your registration or ask for any additional documentary evidence.
Absent votes
If you are not able to vote at the polling station, you can apply for an absent vote, to vote by post or proxy. If you already have an absent vote in place, you do not need to reapply.
Absent vote application forms are available to download from the website.
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