Candidates for the Hackney South & Shoreditch parliamentary election 2010
The full list of valid nominations
Parliamentary candidates Hackney South 2010
Paul Davies: Communist League parliamentary candidate for Hackney South
Key pledges: guaranteed unemployment benefits at rates set by unions, crash programme of public works, no cuts to social and welfare services
Denny de la Haye: independent parliamentary candidate for Hackney South
Top priority is direct digital democracy – where your vote counts on every issue
Meg Hillier: Labour parliamentary candidate for Hackney South
Key priorities: jobs for Hackney residents, help for young people, school improvements and support for the police
Polly Lane: Green parliamentary candidate for Hackney South
Tackling poverty, creating local jobs and sustainable communities are key priorities
Simon Nayyar: Conservative parliamentary candidate for Hackney South
Responsive local services, safer communities, support for small businesses are key pledges
Ben Rae: Liberal parliamentary candidate for Hackney South
Land Value taxation and withdrawal from the European Union are key policies
Dave Raval: Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate for Hackney South
Clean politics, environment, and cutting crime are top priorities
Michael Spinks: independent candidate for Hackney South and Shoreditch
Justice for victims of the Olympics is top priority
Jane Tuckett: independent parliamentary candidate for Hackney South
Regular consultation with residents to identify concerns is key pledge