Brighton and Hove City: Queen's Park ward · number 1 of 5 on the ballot paper

Rudi Dikty-Daudiyan

Liberal Democrats

Standing for the council in Brighton and Hove City: Queen's Park ward, polling day 24 September 2026. Has stood 5 times before, on Democracy Club’s records.

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In their own wordsBrighton and Hove Liberal Democrats are pleased to introduce Rüdi Dikty-Daudiyan as their candidate in the upcoming Queen’s Park by-election. Rüdi is a freelance translator who is proud to have made his home in the Quee…

Brighton and Hove Liberal Democrats are pleased to introduce Rüdi Dikty-Daudiyan as their candidate in the upcoming Queen’s Park by-election. Rüdi is a freelance translator who is proud to have made his home in the Queen’s Park ward.

Rüdi says, “I couldn’t be happier to have made Brighton my home, but like many of our residents, I’m concerned about how it’s being run. The current Labour council has a massive majority, and yet, we’re not seeing the results we deserve. This is the sixth expensive by-election being held since they came into office. That’s money that could have been spent on improving pavements, dealing with bins and recycling and anti-social behaviour. If elected, I would focus on getting the basics right.

In his spare time, Rüdi plays for the Queen’s Park Tennis Club and volunteers for the Pug Dog Welfare & Rescue Association. He lives in the ward with his husband and dog Emma.

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Says by-election costs could have been spent on pavements, bins, recycling and anti-social behaviour, and he would focus on getting the basics right.

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That’s money that could have been spent on improving pavements, dealing with bins and recycling and anti-social behaviour. If elected, I would focus on getting the basics right.

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That’s money that could have been spent on improving pavements, dealing with bins and recycling and anti-social behaviour. If elected, I would focus on getting the basics right.

Statement to voters: Rudi Dikty-Daudiyan, Rudi Dikty-Daudiyan (candidate), via Democracy Club. Retrieved 19 September 2026. Archived copy. https://candidates.democracyclub.org.uk/person/79566/

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By-Election: An election held between scheduled elections, usually because the sitting member has died, resigned or been removed.

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Every candidate's page has the same structure and the same cards, in the same order. Previous candidacies on Democracy Club’s records (5): Brighton And Hove council, Queens Park ward (by-election); Runnymede council, Addlestone North ward; Runnymede council, Addlestone North ward; Runnymede council, Addlestone North ward; Surrey council, Addlestone ward.