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General Election 2015: Edgbaston candidates

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  1. Graham Short is standing for º£½ÇÊÓƵIP in Edgbaston in the General Election
    Graham Short is standing for º£½ÇÊÓƵIP in Edgbaston in the General Election1 of 4
  2. Dr Luke Evans is standing for the Conservatives in Edgbaston
    Dr Luke Evans is standing for the Conservatives in Edgbaston2 of 4
  3. Lee Dargue is standing for the Liberal Democrats in Edgbaston
    Lee Dargue is standing for the Liberal Democrats in Edgbaston3 of 4
  4. Gisela Stuart
    Gisela Stuart, who will fight to retain her Edgbaston seat for Labour4 of 4
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