Sharon
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Post by Sharon on Sept 7, 2017 22:58:49 GMT
To come - just Herefordshire (which I think counts tomorrow), Lewes (which may do so), and the three results from Cannock.1 of which is a County seat. |
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Post by jigger on Sept 7, 2017 22:59:09 GMT
Labour win Hednesford Green Heath.
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Post by Ben Walker on Sept 7, 2017 22:59:25 GMT
Told the Greens have the Ouse Valley seat but don't have vote totals.
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Sharon
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Post by Sharon on Sept 7, 2017 23:00:11 GMT
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Post by jigger on Sept 7, 2017 23:02:35 GMT
To come - just Herefordshire (which I think counts tomorrow), Lewes (which may do so), and the three results from Cannock. Plus the details from Colchester, reported as a C gain from LD Apparently the Liberal Democrats have fallen into third place in Shrub End. |
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Post by Ben Walker on Sept 7, 2017 23:03:06 GMT
Oh and the Greens have Hednesford South
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Post by johnloony on Sept 7, 2017 23:05:45 GMT
CROYDON South Norwood Patsy CUMMINGS (Labour Party) 1,671 Rebecca NATRAJAN (The Conservative Party Candidate) 475 Claire Elizabeth BONHAM (Liberal Democrats) 388 Peter UNDERWOOD (Green Party) 218 Michael SWADLING (UK Independence Party (UKIP)) 78 Just got back from the count, which (unusually) was in South Norwood instead of at the Town Hall in the town centre. Electorate 12,505 Turnout 2,841 (22.72%) spoilt 11 valid total 2,830 Time of arrival of the ballot boxes at the count were: SN3 10:14pm SN6 10:21 SN4 10:25 SN1 10:26 SN2 10:27 SN5 10:35 Declaration at 11:28pm Postal votes 1,047 Day votes 1,794 The main surprise was the big vote for the Lib Dems. The Labour, Conservative & Green Parties have all been campaigning heavily with photos of groups of people on Twitter, but we didn't detect the Lib Dem surge until we started tallying. |
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Post by lancyiain on Sept 7, 2017 23:10:23 GMT
SUFFOLK St John's Sarah Louise ADAMS (Labour Party) 1,247 James Anthony Lymer HARDING (Conservative Party Candidate) 483 Edward Frederick PACKARD (Liberal Democrats) 200 Charlotte ARMSTRONG (The Green Party) 52 The best vote share Labour have mustered in St Johns since 1973 on different boundaries and only 136 votes down since May (+5% in share). The Tories meanwhile are down 358 votes (-7%), LibDems up 80 votes (+5%) and Greens down by 86 (-3%). I'd say that means Labour can be ecstatic and the LibDems relatively pleased. |
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Sharon
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Post by Sharon on Sept 7, 2017 23:13:49 GMT
Plus the details from Colchester, reported as a C gain from LD Apparently the Liberal Democrats have fallen into third place in Shrub End. |
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Post by Ben Walker on Sept 7, 2017 23:15:18 GMT
Told the Greens have the Ouse Valley seat but don't have vote totals. Now with figs: Grn: 835 Con: 660 LDem: 457 Lab: 167 UKIP: 38 |
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Post by jigger on Sept 7, 2017 23:17:02 GMT
So what is the composition of Cannock Chase District Council now? Presumably Labour still have a majority?
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Sharon
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Post by Sharon on Sept 7, 2017 23:20:49 GMT
So what is the composition of Cannock Chase District Council now? Presumably Labour still have a majority? 22 Lab 11 Con 1 LD 3 UKIP 2 Green 2 "Others" So a Lab majority of 3. |
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Post by uhurasmazda on Sept 7, 2017 23:22:21 GMT
Is there any gossip on this Unionist guy in Fortissat? I'm personally predicting that he will become the right-wing Tommy Sheridan.
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Post by Adam in Stroud on Sept 7, 2017 23:24:15 GMT
SUFFOLK St John's Sarah Louise ADAMS (Labour Party) 1,247 James Anthony Lymer HARDING (Conservative Party Candidate) 483 Edward Frederick PACKARD (Liberal Democrats) 200 Charlotte ARMSTRONG (The Green Party) 52 The best vote share Labour have mustered in St Johns since 1973 on different boundaries and only 136 votes down since May (+5% in share). The Tories meanwhile are down 358 votes (-7%), LibDems up 80 votes (+5%) and Greens down by 86 (-3%). I'd say that means Labour can be ecstatic and the LibDems relatively pleased. If you add in the Babergh result (in what a superficial observer - i.e. me a few weeks ago on holiday - would have seen as classic southern England country town Tory territory) I'd say the Suffolk Labour party ought to be pretty pleased with themselves. OK-ish results for us, though I believe in you go back to the turn of the millennium we were contenders in Babergh. |
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Post by jigger on Sept 7, 2017 23:24:45 GMT
So what is the composition of Cannock Chase District Council now? Presumably Labour still have a majority? 22 Lab 11 Con 1 LD 3 UKIP 2 Green 2 "Others" So a Lab majority of 3. Just went away to work it out whilst you posted. By my count Labour is on 21 Councillors. Still a majority though. I think all your other figures are correct. |
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Post by Sharon on Sept 7, 2017 23:28:54 GMT
22 Lab 11 Con 1 LD 3 UKIP 2 Green 2 "Others" So a Lab majority of 3. Just went away to work it out whilst you posted. By my count Labour is on 21 Councillors. Still a majority though. I think all your other figures are correct. I've just totted up my spreadsheet figures for CC DC, including tonight's results, and I make it 22 Lab  |
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Post by Sharon on Sept 7, 2017 23:31:42 GMT
Hang about - has Fortissat been declared or are the transfers still being worked out? |
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Post by lancyiain on Sept 7, 2017 23:33:26 GMT
The best vote share Labour have mustered in St Johns since 1973 on different boundaries and only 136 votes down since May (+5% in share). The Tories meanwhile are down 358 votes (-7%), LibDems up 80 votes (+5%) and Greens down by 86 (-3%). I'd say that means Labour can be ecstatic and the LibDems relatively pleased. If you add in the Babergh result (in what a superficial observer - i.e. me a few weeks ago on holiday - would have seen as classic southern England country town Tory territory) I'd say the Suffolk Labour party ought to be pretty pleased with themselves. OK-ish results for us, though I believe in you go back to the turn of the millennium we were contenders in Babergh. I expected Sudbury South to go to Labour by more than one vote. They were within five of splitting the ward on a general election turnout in 2015 with the same candidate and they took Sudbury on the county council level in May. As you say, Sudbury South was LibDem territory pre-coalition. Still a significant fall off for the party from topping the vote and splitting the ward back in 2011. Even back then, Cresswell and Labour were within spitting distance of the Tories. |
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Post by jigger on Sept 7, 2017 23:34:41 GMT
The best vote share Labour have mustered in St Johns since 1973 on different boundaries and only 136 votes down since May (+5% in share). The Tories meanwhile are down 358 votes (-7%), LibDems up 80 votes (+5%) and Greens down by 86 (-3%). I'd say that means Labour can be ecstatic and the LibDems relatively pleased. If you add in the Babergh result (in what a superficial observer - i.e. me a few weeks ago on holiday - would have seen as classic southern England country town Tory territory) I'd say the Suffolk Labour party ought to be pretty pleased with themselves. OK-ish results for us, though I believe in you go back to the turn of the millennium we were contenders in Babergh. Sudbury has long been an area where Labour has had decent strength. In the County Council elections in May, Sudbury (which consists of Sudbury South and Sudbury North wards on Babergh District Council) was one of the few divisions that Labour gained off the Conservatives across the whole country and it is certain that Labour would have outpolled the Conservatives in Sudbury South comfortably on that occasion. Considering that there has been at least a 4.5% swing to Labour since then to only win Sudbury South by 1 vote is pretty poor. It's somewhat ironic that Labour's (relatively) poorest result thus far has come in a seat that Labour gained. |
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Post by jonnymorris on Sept 7, 2017 23:38:30 GMT
So what is the composition of Cannock Chase District Council now? Presumably Labour still have a majority? Composition now: Lab: 21 Con: 13 Ind: 3 Green: 2 LD: 1 UKIP: 1 So Labour have 21/41, majority of 1 |
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