With the July 4 General Election fast-approaching and speculation over the prospects for Conservatives in the county, here is a run-down of how likely the party is to lose their seats.

The YouGov poll which is compiled by a global online research company is often used as an accurate gauge for the vote share.

Despite this, it is unclear whether the poll takes local circumstances into account as it does not appear to acknowledge factors such as the growing independent movement in Oxford East - missing Independent candidates off the list.

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Conservatives currently hold seats in Henley and Thame, Wantage and Didcot, Witney and Banbury.

Bicester.Bicester. (Image: Ed Nix.)

The new Bicester and Woodstock constituency has been earmarked as a target seat by the Conservatives.

Currently, the YouGov poll predicts the Conservatives will lose all their seats in Oxfordshire with the exception of Witney.

At the moment the party holds all Oxfordshire seats apart from the two in Oxford which are Labour and Liberal Democrats.

The poll says the losses are likely to benefit Labour in Banbury with Conservatives just behind and Liberal Democrats in Didcot and Wantage with Conservatives also just falling short.

Didcot.Didcot. (Image: David Fleming)

Bicester and Woodstock as well as Henley and Thame are apparently a toss-up between Lib Dems and Conservatives with Lib Dems being predicted to very narrowly take the win in both instances.

Loss of the Oxfordshire seats would be a historical moment with Banbury having a long history of voting Conservative, the Didcot and Wantage constituency being held by Conservatives since 1924 and Henley and Thame being previously a safe seat for former prime minister Boris Johnson.

While online polling will never be entirely accurate, YouGov does appear first in search results on a "most reliable election polls" search.

Here is what other polls have to say about the election.

Witney High Street.Witney High Street. (Image: Oxford Mail)

Election Polling: Witney - Conservative; Henley and Thame - Conservative; Bicester and Woodstock - Conservative; Banbury - Labour; Didcot and Wantage - Liberal Democrat

Electoral Calculus: Witney - Conservative; Henley and Thame - Liberal Democrat; Bicester and Woodstock - Conservative; Banbury - Labour; Didcot and Wantage - Liberal Democrat

Election Maps UK: Witney - Conservative; Henley and Thame - Liberal Democrat; Bicester and Woodstock - Conservative; Banbury - Labour; Didcot and Wantage - Liberal Democrat

Henley.Henley. (Image: Archant)

Acceptable forms of voter ID for election day include a passport, driving licence, Proof of Age Standards Scheme (Pass) cards, Blue Badges and some concessionary travel cards, and you must make sure you are registered to vote.

Voters can also choose to cast their ballots by post, for example, if they live abroad or are away from home on the day. This must be organised ahead of time.