It's set to be a two horse race between sitting Alliance MP Stephen Farry and independent unionist and former DUP candidate, Alex Easton, who is making a fourth attempt to secure the seat.
Six candidates will battle it out to win your votes in North Down in the upcoming UK General Election with the Alliance Party looking to defend its only current seat in Northern Ireland.
The DUP and the TUV have already announced they will not run candidates in the North Down constituency in favour of Alex Easton challenging the incumbent Stephen Farry. READ MORE: Alliance Party hits out as 'sinister' images of team appear on social media While Sinn Fein, the SDLP and Green Party all stepped aside last time, two of those parties have since re-entered the fray with Barry McKee and the SDLP's Déirdre Vaughan also on the ballot paper.
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