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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on Jul 27, 2023 23:16:10 GMT
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE Denham
Jaspal Singh Chhokar (Conservative) 848
Julie Cecilia Cook (Liberal Democrats) 634
Barry James Harding (Independent) 404
Nadeem Siddiqui (Labour Party) 125
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on Jul 27, 2023 23:19:22 GMT
PLYMOUTH St Peter and the Waterfront
Alison Jane Raynsford (Labour Party) 1,126
Ian Thomas Fleming (Conservative) 488
Shayna Chrissie Gwyneth Newham-Joynes (Green Party) 206
Hugh Janes (Liberal Democrats) 175
Andy Gibbons (Reform UK) 174
Chaz Singh (Independent) 126
Ryan John Aldred (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition) 52
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on Jul 27, 2023 23:24:48 GMT
PLYMOUTH Plymstock Dunstone
Stefan Krizanac (Labour Party) 1,072
Julie Ann Hunt (Conservative) 919
Peter Edwards (Liberal Democrats) 596
Grace Stickland (Independent) 480
Bruce Douglas Robinson (Green Party) 97
Darryl Christian Ingram (Heritage Party) 55
Jackie Hilton (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition) 12
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Post by manchesterman on Jul 27, 2023 23:29:30 GMT
Percentage-wise I make that
Labour 56.3% Conservative 34.2% Lib Dem 9.5%
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Post by manchesterman on Jul 27, 2023 23:31:47 GMT
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE Denham Jaspal Singh Chhokar (Conservative) 848 Julie Cecilia Cook (Liberal Democrats) 634 Barry James Harding (Independent) 404 Nadeem Siddiqui (Labour Party) 125
Conservative 42.2% Lib Dem 31.5% Independent 20.1% Labour 6.2%
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Post by manchesterman on Jul 27, 2023 23:34:23 GMT
PLYMOUTH St Peter and the Waterfront Alison Jane Raynsford (Labour Party) 1,126 Ian Thomas Fleming (Conservative) 488 Shayna Chrissie Gwyneth Newham-Joynes (Green Party) 206 Hugh Janes (Liberal Democrats) 175 Andy Gibbons (Reform UK) 174 Chaz Singh (Independent) 126 Ryan John Aldred (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition) 52 Labour 48% Conservative 20.8% Green 8.8% Lib Dem 7.5% Reform 7.4% Ind 5.4% TUSC 2.2%
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Post by manchesterman on Jul 27, 2023 23:36:46 GMT
PLYMOUTH Plymstock Dunstone Stefan Krizanac (Labour Party) 1,072 Julie Ann Hunt (Conservative) 919 Peter Edwards (Liberal Democrats) 596 Grace Stickland (Independent) 480 Bruce Douglas Robinson (Green Party) 97 Darryl Christian Ingram (Heritage Party) 55 Jackie Hilton (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition) 12 Labour 33.2% Conservative 28.4% Lib Dem 18.4% Ind 14.9% Green 3% Heritage 1.7% TUSC 0.4%
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Post by yellowperil on Jul 27, 2023 23:44:01 GMT
Do we know about the East Sussex Count? Its a pretty rural division so I wouldn't be surprised if it's tomorrow?
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Post by mattbewilson on Jul 27, 2023 23:52:45 GMT
Anyone got changes on results so far
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Post by tucson on Jul 28, 2023 6:33:12 GMT
PLYMOUTH Plymstock Dunstone Stefan Krizanac (Labour Party) 1,072 Julie Ann Hunt (Conservative) 919 Peter Edwards (Liberal Democrats) 596 Grace Stickland (Independent) 480 Bruce Douglas Robinson (Green Party) 97 Darryl Christian Ingram (Heritage Party) 55 Jackie Hilton (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition) 12 The winning candidate, Labour’s Stefan Krizanac used to be a LD Cllr on Crewe & Nantwich BC and on Warrington BC . |
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Post by andrewp on Jul 28, 2023 6:41:03 GMT
Anyone got changes on results so far Buckinghamshire from 2021 Con -5.7% Ind -0.6% Lab -6.9% LD new, no Green from before Warrington from 2021 Lab +22.3% Con +8.9% LD + 3.6% No Green or Ind from before Plymouth, Plymstock Dunstone from 2023 Lab -17.5% Con -1.7% Ind +7.8% LD +13.6% Green -0.7% Her +1,3% TUSC -0.1% No Ref Uk from before Plymouth, St Peter and the Waterfront from 2023 Lab = Con +2.6% Green -1.8% LD +0.6% Ind +0.9% Ref UK +3.1% TUSC -0.8% No Change for Plymouth from before. |
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Post by batman on Jul 28, 2023 8:13:30 GMT
There is quite a sharp swing from Labour to Conservative (or rather more Liberal Democrat) in Dunstone but we will definitely take a pretty clear victory in a traditionally very safe Tory ward. I mean look at the result from 2018 for example, that was hardly a terrible Labour year.
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Post by andrewp on Jul 28, 2023 8:25:02 GMT
There is quite a sharp swing from Labour to Conservative (or rather more Liberal Democrat) in Dunstone but we will definitely take a pretty clear victory in a traditionally very safe Tory ward. I mean look at the result from 2018 for example, that was hardly a terrible Labour year. That ward was Lab/ Con split in 1995, so recent Labour results there have been good in that context. The Labour result there in May was astonishing and probably their best in the city. I thought Labour would win by more last night though. Perhaps a case that the first candidate to breakthrough in a ward is often the best candidate that a party has and subsequent candidates aren’t quite as good, but probably more that the get the tree destroying Tories out was an all consuming card in May and is less in play now. Will be a competitive ward next year you’d think. |
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Post by The Bishop on Jul 28, 2023 8:45:13 GMT
As we saw in Swindon last week, there can often be swings back in byelections soon after "wave" elections.
(there was another instance in Harlow in mid-2021 IIRC - still a Tory win, but a sizeable movement back to Labour)
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Post by East Anglian Lefty on Jul 28, 2023 8:48:17 GMT
I would assume that the LDs also did a bit of campaigning this time and were able to count on resources from outside the city, whereas their results in May suggest that they didn't even have a target ward in the city.
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Post by Tony Otim on Jul 28, 2023 8:49:48 GMT
As we saw in Swindon last week, there can often be swings back in byelections soon after "wave" elections. (there was another instance in Harlow in mid-2021 IIRC - still a Tory win, but a sizeable movement back to Labour) Although in this case the main movement was to the Lib Dems with the Tory share also falling slightly. Was this tactical unwind after the get the Tories out in May or a sign of the Lib Dems putting in a bit more effort or a bit of both? |
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Post by The Bishop on Jul 28, 2023 8:55:06 GMT
Another curiosity of the Swindon and Plymouth (Dunstone) byelections is that both the Labour candidates were active LibDems fairly recently.
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Post by lackeroftalent on Jul 28, 2023 10:20:40 GMT
East Sussex, Heathfield & Mayfield
Green 1373
Con 858
Green gain from Conservative
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Post by gwynthegriff on Jul 28, 2023 10:28:14 GMT
PLYMOUTH Plymstock Dunstone Stefan Krizanac (Labour Party) 1,072 Julie Ann Hunt (Conservative) 919 Peter Edwards (Liberal Democrats) 596 Grace Stickland (Independent) 480 Bruce Douglas Robinson (Green Party) 97 Darryl Christian Ingram (Heritage Party) 55 Jackie Hilton (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition) 12 The winning candidate, Labour’s Stefan Krizanac used to be a LD Cllr on Crewe & Nantwich BC and on Warrington BC . I taught him everything he knows  . Great bloke, well done - not bad for a Mormon refugee. |
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Post by The Bishop on Jul 28, 2023 10:31:22 GMT
East Sussex, Heathfield & Mayfield Green 1373 Con 858 Green gain from Conservative Pretty decisive, even the would-be LibDem candidate actually standing might not have prevented this. |
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