On Thursday 23 May, 7 MEPs will be elected to represent the East of England. MEPs are elected by proportional representation, in order as listed by their party. The number of MEPs each party gets is calculated using a formula called d’Hondt, except in Northern Ireland, where the Single Transferable Vote (STV) system is used.

Candidates shown in party list order

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Emma Taylor
Neil Carmichael
Bhavna Joshi
Michelle de Vries
Amanda Gummer
Thomas Graham
Roger Casale

Conservative

Geoffrey Van Orden
John Flack
Joe Rich
Thomas McLaren
Joel Charles
Wazz Mughal
Thomas Smith

English Democrats

Robin Tilbrook
Charles Vickers
Bridget Vickers
Paul Wiffen

Green

Catherine Rowett
Rupert Read
Martin Schmierer
Fiona Radic
Paul Jeater
Dr Pallavi Devulapalli
Jeremy Caddick

Labour

Alex Mayer
Chris Vince
Sharon Taylor
Alvin Shum
Anna Smith
Adam Scott
Javeria Hussain

Liberal Democrats

Barbara Gibson
Lucy Nethsingha
Fionna Tod
Stephen Robinson
Sandy Walkington
Marie Goldman
Jules Ewart

The Brexit Party

Richard Tice
Michael Heaver
June Mummery
Paul Hearn
Priscilla Huby
Sean Lever
Edmund Fordham

UKIP

Stuart Agnew
Paul Oakley
Liz Jones
William Ashpole
Alan Graves
John Wallace
John Whitby

Independent

Attila Csordas