FOR the first time in nearly a century, we'll be heading to the polls for a December general election.
After four attempts to get an early election because of the Brexit deadlock, Prime Minister Boris Johnson finally got his way after Labour backed his proposals.
So that now puts polling day on December 12, with all 650 seats up for grabs again.
Currently, Kit Malthouse is the MP for North West Hampshire, and he is Crime, Policing and Fire Minister.
In 2017, he secured 62.1% of the vote, having held the seat since 2015.
Here are the candidates who have declared that they are standing for North West Hampshire in the 2019 general election:
Teresa Fahy - Brexit Party
Teresa Fahy was confirmed as Brexit Party candidate for North West Hampshire in August.
CANDIDATE ANNOUNCEMENT:
— The Brexit Party (@brexitparty_uk) August 15, 2019
Congratulations, Teresa Fahy!
Our Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for North West #Hampshire. pic.twitter.com/V6YyTuhwT9
Luigi Gregori - Liberal Democrats
Luigi Gregori will represent the Liberal Democrats in North West Hampshire.
Kit Malthouse - Conservatives
Kit Malthouse has confirmed he will be defending the seat.
TBC - Labour
Labour have said that an announcement on their candidate will be made next week.
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