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Accessible ballot paper Dover and Deal Parliamentary Constituency

A List of candidates for Election of Member of Parliament for the Dover and Deal Parliamentary Constituency are on this page to assist partially-sighted or blind voters that may use a tactile voting device at the polling station.

The row numbers used in the list of candidates below match the braille rows on the tactile voting device which polling station staff can place on the ballot paper for you.  

Each row of the tactile voting device has a flap which can be lifted. Underneath the flap is the box where you need to mark the ballot paper for voting.

Vote for only one candidate by putting a cross in the box next to your choice.

Row number 1 is COX, Howard, 1 Rammell Mews, Frytheway, Cranbrook, Kent, TN17 3BQ, Reform UK

Row number 2 is JAMES, Penelope Laetitia, (address in the Dover and Deal Constituency), Liberal Democrats

Row number 3 is JAMES, Stephen Phillip, (address in the Folkestone and Hythe Constituency), Conservative and Unionist Party

Row number 4 is LAWS, Steve, (address in the Folkestone and Hythe Constituency), English Democrats: - "Deport all illegal immigrants"

Row number 5 is LYMER, Geoffrey Andrew John, Lone Barn Farm, Hogbrook Hill Lane, Alkham, CT15 7BT, Independent

Row number 6 is OLIVER, Christine, 115 London Road, Deal, Kent CT14 9TR, Green Party

Row number 7 is PAYNE, Ash, 10 East Cliff, Dover, Kent CT16 1LX, Independent

Row number 8 is PETERSEN, Sylvia Jean, (address in the Dover and Deal Constituency), Heritage Party - Keep our countryside green

Row number 9 is TAPP, Mike, (address in the Tunbridge Wells Constituency), Labour Party

Row number 10 is TASKER, Colin, (address in the Dover and Deal Constituency), Workers Party of Britain

Row number 11 is TOUGH, Chris, 15 Pittock House, Freemens Way, Deal, CT14 9DW, Independent

After marking your ballot paper the polling station staff can guide you to the ballot box.  

Your ballot paper must be put in to the ballot box for it to be counted.