Labour select Alison McGovern to fight Wirral South

By David Bartlett on Dec 22, 09 09:36 AM in

alisonmcgovern.jpgLABOUR have selected a candidate to fight the Wirral South seat which is being vacated by Ben Chapman.

Alison McGovern, 28, and deputy Labour leader in the London Borough of Southwark, who grew up in Bromborough has been selected from an all women shortlist.

She is currently the public affairs manager for the charity Creativity Culture & Education (CCE).

The seat is a key target for the Conservatives, who selected barrister Jeff Clarke in an open primary in January 2007.

Jamie Saddler will be running for the Liberal Democrats.

8 Comments

Voter said:

Yum! She'll get my vote...

Ellie said:

Good luck to Alison for next year's election; she's a truly intelligent and inspiring woman. Wirral South couldn't ask for anyone who'd be a more hardworking, committed and supportive MP.

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