Chester by-election candidates' 'minute manifestos'

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Registered voters will be able to cast their ballots from 07:00-22:00 BST

Voters in the City of Chester constituency will go to the polls on 1 December in a Westminster by-election.

Nine candidates are vying to replace Labour's Christian Matheson.

The BBC asked all nine would-be MPs to set out their stall for voters in a "minute manifesto".

Candidates' videos appear below in alphabetical order:

Jeanie Barton (Reform UK)

Jeanie Barton outlines her priorities for Chester.
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Paul Bowers (Green Party)

Paul Bowers outlines his priorities for Chester.
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Samantha Dixon (Labour)

Samantha Dixon outlines her priorities for Chester.
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Cain Griffiths (UKIP)

Cain Griffiths outlines his priorities for Chester.
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Rob Herd (Liberal Democrat)

Rob Herd outlines his priorities for Chester.
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Richard Hewison (Rejoin EU)

Richard Hewison outlines his priorities for Chester.
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Howling Hope (Monster Raving Loony Party: )

Howling Hope outlines his priorities for Chester.
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Chris Quartermaine (Freedom Alliance)

Chris Quartermaine outlines his priorities for Chester.
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Liz Wardlaw (Conservative)

Liz Wardlaw outlines her priorities for Chester
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