See who the candidates standing in your constituency are using our map (Image: Canva/PA)
YOU may be wondering how to find out who is standing in your constituency at this General Election, and which parties are fielding candidates.
The National has got you covered, with our interactive map showing the candidates standing in every seat across Scotland.
All 57 seats are covered, so simply hover over the areas or use the search tool at the top of the graphic to find what you're looking for.
If you're not sure what your constituency is now the boundaries have changed, make sure you're in the know using the Electoral Calculus tool here.
Use our map below to find out more about the people you can vote for on July 4, or sooner via postal vote.
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