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Post by michaelarden on May 3, 2024 21:47:10 GMT
I don’t know anything about the candidates or issues in this specifically, but I guesss that most of the votes for the two Independent candidates might be “usually“ Conservative I don't think so as a voter in the area. One I think was hoping to get the Labour nomination and didn't and ran a very green/left style campaign. The other one I think ran a sweet shop.
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Post by andrewp on May 8, 2024 11:41:25 GMT
The results for the 2 authorities here are
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Lab 25639 52,2% Con 7173 15.2% LD 5945 12.6% Green 3609 7.6% Ind T 2543 5.4% Ind H 2357 5%
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Con 44794 31.3% Lab 41122 28.7% LD 24922 17.4% Green 11579 8.1% Ind T 10707 7.5% Ind H 10013 7%
In parliamentary constituencies that probably meant that Lab would have carried York Central, York Outer, Scarborough & Whitby and Selby & Ainsty. The Conservatives would have carried Richmond & Northallerton, Thirsk & Malton, Skipton & Ripon. Harrogate and Knaresborough- quite close between Con and LD.
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Post by michaelarden on May 8, 2024 11:55:10 GMT
The results for the 2 authorities here are York Lab 25639 52,2% Con 7173 15.2% LD 5945 12.6% Green 3609 7.6% Ind T 2543 5.4% Ind H 2357 5% North Yorkshire Con 44794 31.3% Lab 41122 28.7% LD 24922 17.4% Green 11579 8.1% Ind T 10707 7.5% Ind H 10013 7% In parliamentary constituencies that probably meant that Lab would have carried York Central, York Outer, Scarborough & Whitby and Selby & Ainsty. The Conservatives would have carried Richmond & Northallerton, Thirsk & Malton, Skipton & Ripon. Harrogate and Knaresborough- quite close between Con and LD. Thanks for that my thoughts too. How that transposes onto the new boundaries I'm not so sure (Weatherby and Easingwold presumably the Tories win the Easingwold bit). vote-2012.proboards.com/post/1481085/thread
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Post by andrewp on May 8, 2024 12:03:22 GMT
The results for the 2 authorities here are York Lab 25639 52,2% Con 7173 15.2% LD 5945 12.6% Green 3609 7.6% Ind T 2543 5.4% Ind H 2357 5% North Yorkshire Con 44794 31.3% Lab 41122 28.7% LD 24922 17.4% Green 11579 8.1% Ind T 10707 7.5% Ind H 10013 7% In parliamentary constituencies that probably meant that Lab would have carried York Central, York Outer, Scarborough & Whitby and Selby & Ainsty. The Conservatives would have carried Richmond & Northallerton, Thirsk & Malton, Skipton & Ripon. Harrogate and Knaresborough- quite close between Con and LD. Thanks for that my thoughts too. How that transposes onto the new boundaries I'm not so sure (Weatherby and Easingwold presumably the Tories win the Easingwold bit). vote-2012.proboards.com/post/1481085/threadWetherby and Easingwold would certainly have been carried by the Tories. They had a lead of 4000 in the 2 Leeds wards that voted in the local elections last week and the North Yorkshire bits are mostly as Tory as any parts of the seats that they come from.
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Post by iain on May 8, 2024 12:27:25 GMT
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Post by markgoodair on May 8, 2024 14:36:49 GMT
Tom was bussing about this at the Wakefield count on Friday morning .
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Post by European Lefty on May 8, 2024 16:36:48 GMT
The results for the 2 authorities here are York Lab 25639 52,2% Con 7173 15.2% LD 5945 12.6% Green 3609 7.6% Ind T 2543 5.4% Ind H 2357 5% North Yorkshire Con 44794 31.3% Lab 41122 28.7% LD 24922 17.4% Green 11579 8.1% Ind T 10707 7.5% Ind H 10013 7% In parliamentary constituencies that probably meant that Lab would have carried York Central, York Outer, Scarborough & Whitby and Selby & Ainsty. The Conservatives would have carried Richmond & Northallerton, Thirsk & Malton, Skipton & Ripon. Harrogate and Knaresborough- quite close between Con and LD. Though I suspect Labour were ahead in Skipton, and there must be an outside chance they were ahead in Northallerton too
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Post by bluelabour on May 8, 2024 16:41:09 GMT
The results for the 2 authorities here are York Lab 25639 52,2% Con 7173 15.2% LD 5945 12.6% Green 3609 7.6% Ind T 2543 5.4% Ind H 2357 5% North Yorkshire Con 44794 31.3% Lab 41122 28.7% LD 24922 17.4% Green 11579 8.1% Ind T 10707 7.5% Ind H 10013 7% In parliamentary constituencies that probably meant that Lab would have carried York Central, York Outer, Scarborough & Whitby and Selby & Ainsty. The Conservatives would have carried Richmond & Northallerton, Thirsk & Malton, Skipton & Ripon. Harrogate and Knaresborough- quite close between Con and LD. Though I suspect Labour were ahead in Skipton, and there must be an outside chance they were ahead in Northallerton too I think that’s more than an outside chance. IIRC Labour won one of the Northallerton wards (probably South) in the 2017 general election and have held councillors there in the recent past. There have also been about 1000 new builds in the town in the last couple of years, which in my experience have been very good for us of late.
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Post by batman on May 8, 2024 21:04:57 GMT
Yes I'd agree. New builds I think were helpful to Labour both in Selby & Ainsty & in Mid Beds too. I'd have thought if anything Labour would be a little stronger in Northallerton than in Skipton.
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