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Post by middleenglander on May 25, 2018 22:36:02 GMT
There were 8 by-elections for 9 seats in the latter half of May, with 4 seats (44%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by: | Party | Candidates | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | retention rate | | Conservative | 9 | 4 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 50% | Labour | 9 | 2 | 2 | 1 |
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^ Farnham Residents and Lincolnshire Independent Conservatives gained 1 seat from Liberal Democrats whilst losing 1 to a Liberal Democrat and 1 to a Localist Group * gained Bristol, Westbury-on-Trym & Henleaze from Liberal Democrat but swing to Liberal Democrat of 2% (top candidate) / 5% (average) since 2016 - new 3 member seat where Conservatives came 1st, 2nd and 4th in 2016 with Liberal Democrats 3rd, 5th and 6th * lost Broadland, Aylsham to Liberal Democrat on swing of 4% / 6% since 2015 and 6% / 8% since 2011 but pro Conservative since 2013 & 2016 by-elections - 3 member ward, 2 Conservative / 1 Liberal Democrat in 2015, 2011, 2007, 2 Liberal Democrat / 1 Conservative in 2004 and Liberal Democrat in by-elections * lost North Kesteven, Kirby La Thorpe & South Kyme to Lincolnshire Independent by 7 votes on a swing of 15% since 2015 - single member ward that returned Conservatives in 2015, 2011 & 2007 - unopposed in 2007 Labour gained one seat in Lancaster, University & Scotforth Rural from Green sitting as Labour whilst retaining another in a "double" election - swing 7½% since 2016 by-election and 9% since 2015 in 3 member ward electing 2 Labour / 1 Green in 2015 with Labour retaining a seat in 2016 by-election |
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Post by robbienicoll on Jul 27, 2018 17:11:24 GMT
There have been 51 by-elections (for 52 seats) during the second half of May to July 2018 period with 16 (33%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by: | Party | Contested | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | Retention Rate | | Conservative | 52 | 23 | 15 | 4 | 8 | 19 | 65% | | Labour | 48 | 13 | 11 | 3 | 2 | 14 | 85% | | Liberal Democrat | 44 | 4 | 2 | 6 | 2 | 8 | 50% | | Plaid Cymru | 1 | 1 | 1 |
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^ 15 Independent candidates contested 51 by-elections ^^ Lincolnshire Independents (North Kesteven), Active for Plymouth, Our West Lancashire, Farnham Residents (Waverley) ^^^ BNP, Democrats and Veterans, Yorkshire Party, For Britain and English Democrats Conservatives gained 4 seats, 2 from Liberal Democrats and 1 from both Labour and UKIP whilst losing 8 seats, 5 to Liberal Democrats and 1 each to Labour, an Independent and a Localist/Residents Group * gained Bristol: Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze and Torridge: Hartland and Bradworthy from Liberal Democrat together with Waveney: Pakefield from Labour and Thanet: Birchington South from UKIP (sitting as Independent) * lost Aylsham: Broadland; South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood; Bath and North East Somerset: Kingsmead; South Oxfordshire: Benson and Crowmarsh; and Waveney: Southwold and Reydon to Liberal Democrats * lost Lichfield: Curborough to Labour * lost Rutland: Oakham South West to an Independent along with North Kesteven: Kirkby La Thorpe to Lincolnshire Independents Labour gained 1 seat each from Conservative, Green and UKIP but lost 1 each to Conservative and an Independent * gained Lichfield: Curborough from Conservative together with Lancaster: University and Scotforth Rural from Green (sitting as Labour) and Basildon: Pitsea South East from UKIP * lost Waveney: Pakefield to Conservative and Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos to an Independent Liberal Democrats gained 5 seats from Conservative together with 1 from UKIP but lost 2 to Conservatives * gained Aylsham: Broadland; South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood; Bath and North East Somerset: Kingsmead; South Oxfordshire: Benson and Crowmarsh; and Waveney: Southwold and Reydon from Conservatives: * gained West Somerset: Alcombe from UKIP * lost Bristol: Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze; and Torridge: Hartland and Bradworthy to Conservatives Independents gained 1 seat each from Conservative and Labour but lost 1 to a Localist/Residents Group * gained Rutland: Oakham South West from Conservative and Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos from Labour * lost North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe to Lincolnshire Independent Lincolnshire Independent gained North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe from an Independent and North Kesteven: Kirkby La Thorpe from Conservative UKIP lost Basildon: Pitsea South East to Labour; West Somerset: Alcombe to Liberal Democrat and Thanet: Birchington South to Conservative |
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Post by liverpoolliberal on Jul 28, 2018 23:36:03 GMT
There have been 51 by-elections (for 52 seats) during the second half of May to July 2018 period with 16 (33%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by: | Party | Contested | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | Retention Rate | | Conservative | 52 | 23 | 16 | 4 | 7 | 20 | 70% | | Labour | 48 | 13 | 11 | 3 | 2 | 14 | 85% | | Liberal Democrat | 44 | 4 | 2 | 5 | 2 | 7 | 50% | | Plaid Cymru | 1 | 1 | 1 |
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^ 15 Independent candidates contested 51 by-elections ^^ Lincolnshire Independents (North Kesteven), Active for Plymouth, Our West Lancashire, Farnham Residents (Waverley) ^^^ BNP, Democrats and Veterans, Yorkshire Party, For Britain and English Democrats Conservatives gained 4 seats, 2 from Liberal Democrats and 1 from both Labour and UKIP whilst losing 7 seats, 4 to Liberal Democrats and 1 each to Labour, an Independent and a Localist/Residents Group * gained Bristol: Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze and Torridge: Hartland and Bradworthy from Liberal Democrat together with Waveney: Pakefield from Labour and Thanet: Birchington South from UKIP (sitting as Independent) * lost Aylsham: Broadland; South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood; Bath and North East Somerset: Kingsmead; and Waveney: Southwold and Reydon to Liberal Democrats * lost Lichfield: Curborough to Labour * lost Rutland: Oakham South West to an Independent along with North Kesteven: Kirkby La Thorpe to Lincolnshire Independents Labour gained 1 seat each from Conservative, Green and UKIP but lost 1 each to Conservative and an Independent * gained Lichfield: Curborough from Conservative together with Lancaster: University and Scotforth Rural from Green (sitting as Labour) and Basildon: Pitsea South East from UKIP * lost Waveney: Pakefield to Conservative and Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos to an Independent Liberal Democrats gained 4 seats from Conservative together with 1 from UKIP but lost 2 to Conservatives * gained Aylsham: Broadland; South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood; Bath and North East Somerset: Kingsmead; and Waveney: Southwold and Reydon from Conservatives: * gained West Somerset: Alcombe from UKIP * lost Bristol: Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze; and Torridge: Hartland and Bradworthy to Conservatives Independents gained 1 seat each from Conservative and Labour but lost 1 to a Localist/Residents Group * gained Rutland: Oakham South West from Conservative and Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos from Labour * lost North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe to Lincolnshire Independent Lincolnshire Independent gained North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe from an Independent and North Kesteven: Kirkby La Thorpe from Conservative UKIP lost Basildon: Pitsea South East to Labour; West Somerset: Alcombe to Liberal Democrat and Thanet: Birchington South to Conservative You've missed the Lib Dem gain from the Conservatives in South Oxfordshire: Benson & Crowmarsh |
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Post by robbienicoll on Jul 29, 2018 14:08:59 GMT
There have been 51 by-elections (for 52 seats) during the second half of May to July 2018 period with 16 (33%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by: | Party | Contested | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | Retention Rate | | Conservative | 52 | 23 | 16 | 4 | 7 | 20 | 70% | | Labour | 48 | 13 | 11 | 3 | 2 | 14 | 85% | | Liberal Democrat | 44 | 4 | 2 | 5 | 2 | 7 | 50% | | Plaid Cymru | 1 | 1 | 1 |
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^ 15 Independent candidates contested 51 by-elections ^^ Lincolnshire Independents (North Kesteven), Active for Plymouth, Our West Lancashire, Farnham Residents (Waverley) ^^^ BNP, Democrats and Veterans, Yorkshire Party, For Britain and English Democrats Conservatives gained 4 seats, 2 from Liberal Democrats and 1 from both Labour and UKIP whilst losing 7 seats, 4 to Liberal Democrats and 1 each to Labour, an Independent and a Localist/Residents Group * gained Bristol: Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze and Torridge: Hartland and Bradworthy from Liberal Democrat together with Waveney: Pakefield from Labour and Thanet: Birchington South from UKIP (sitting as Independent) * lost Aylsham: Broadland; South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood; Bath and North East Somerset: Kingsmead; and Waveney: Southwold and Reydon to Liberal Democrats * lost Lichfield: Curborough to Labour * lost Rutland: Oakham South West to an Independent along with North Kesteven: Kirkby La Thorpe to Lincolnshire Independents Labour gained 1 seat each from Conservative, Green and UKIP but lost 1 each to Conservative and an Independent * gained Lichfield: Curborough from Conservative together with Lancaster: University and Scotforth Rural from Green (sitting as Labour) and Basildon: Pitsea South East from UKIP * lost Waveney: Pakefield to Conservative and Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos to an Independent Liberal Democrats gained 4 seats from Conservative together with 1 from UKIP but lost 2 to Conservatives * gained Aylsham: Broadland; South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood; Bath and North East Somerset: Kingsmead; and Waveney: Southwold and Reydon from Conservatives: * gained West Somerset: Alcombe from UKIP * lost Bristol: Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze; and Torridge: Hartland and Bradworthy to Conservatives Independents gained 1 seat each from Conservative and Labour but lost 1 to a Localist/Residents Group * gained Rutland: Oakham South West from Conservative and Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos from Labour * lost North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe to Lincolnshire Independent Lincolnshire Independent gained North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe from an Independent and North Kesteven: Kirkby La Thorpe from Conservative UKIP lost Basildon: Pitsea South East to Labour; West Somerset: Alcombe to Liberal Democrat and Thanet: Birchington South to Conservative You've missed the Lib Dem gain from the Conservatives in South Oxfordshire: Benson & Crowmarsh Thank you for the spot - now amended. |
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Post by middleenglander on Jul 29, 2018 14:38:06 GMT
There were indeed 51 by-elections for 52 seats in the period after the May annual elections to the end of July but with 17 seats (33%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by: | Party | Candidates | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | retention rate | | Conservative | 52 | 26 | 18 | 4 | 8 | 22 | 69% | Labour | 47 | 14 | 12 | 3 | 2 | 15 | 86% | Liberal Democrat | 43 | 4 | 2 | 6 | 2 | 8 | 50% | Plaid Cymru | 1 | 1 | 1 |
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^ 15 Independents contested 13 by-elections ^^ Active for Plymouth (1), Farnham Residents (1), Lincolnshire Independents (3), Our West Lancashire (1), Yorkshire (2) ^^^ BNP (2), English Democrat (1), For Britain (1) Conservatives gained 4 seats; 2 from Liberal Democrats and 1 each from Labour and UKIP (sitting as Independent) - whilst losing 8 seats; 5 to Liberal Democrats and 1 each to Labour, Independent and Lincolnshire Independent * gained Bristol: Westbury-on-Trim & Henleaze and Torridge: Hartland & Bradbury from Liberal Democrats, Thanet: Birchington South from UKIP and Waveney: Pakefield from Labour * lost Broadland: Aylesham, Bath & NE Somerset: Kingsmead, South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood, South Oxfordshire: Benson & Crowmarsh and Waveney: Southwold & Reydon to Liberal Democrats along with Lichfield: Curborough to Labour, Rutland: Oakham South West to an Independent and North Kesteven: Kirkby La Thorpe & South Kyme to Lincolnshire Independents Labour gained 3 seats; 1 each from Green (sitting as Labour) and UKIP as well as 1 from Conservative but lost 1 each to Conservative and Independent * gained Basildon: Pitsea South East from UKIP, Lancaster: University & Scotforth Rural from Green and Lichfield: Curborough from Conservative * Lost Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos to an Independent and Waveney: Pakefield to Conservative Liberal Democrats gained 5 seats from Conservatives and 1 from UKIP (sitting as Independent) whilst losing 2 to Conservatives * gained Broadland: Aylesham, Bath & NE Somerset: Kingsmead, South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood, South Oxfordshire: Benson & Crowmarsh and Waveney: Southwold & Reydon from Conservatives together with West Somerset: Alcombe from UKIP * lost Bristol: Westbury-on-Trim & Henleaze and Torridge: Hartland & Bradbury to Conservatives Green lost Lancaster: University & Scotforth Rural to Labour UKIP lost Basildon: Pitsea South to Labour, Thanet: Birchington South to Conservative and West Somerset: Alcombe to a Liberal Democrat Lincolnshire Independents gained North Kesteven, Kirkby La Thorpe & South Kyme from Conservative and North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe from an Independent Independents gained Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos from Labour and Rutland: Oakham South West from Conservative - whilst losing North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe to a Lincolnshire Independent |
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Post by middleenglander on Aug 30, 2018 22:30:05 GMT
There were 14 by-elections during August, with 4 seats (29%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by: | Party | Candidates | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | retention rate | | Conservative | 14 | 8 | 6 | 1 | 2 | 7 | 75% | Labour | 13 | 4 | 3 |
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^ 7 Independents contested 5 seats Conservatives gained 1 seat from a Liberal Democrat whilst losing 2 to Liberal Democrats * gained Cornwall, Newquay Treviglas from Liberal Democrat on a swing of 22% since 2017 and 20% since 2016 by-election - single member ward (electorate 3,117) returning UKIP in 2013, Liberal Democrat in 2016 by-election and in 2017; Conservative 2nd in previous elections * lost East Hertfordshire, Watton-at-Stone to Liberal Democrat with a 67% share having not contested the seat this century - single member ward (electorate 2,021) won previously by Conservatives in every election since 1976 * lost North Yorkshire, Knareborough to Liberal Democrat on a swing of ~ 11% since 2017 and ~ 1% since 2013; former Councillor elected - two member division that returned 2 Liberal Democrats in 2005 and 2013, 1 Liberal Democrat / 1 Conservative in 2009 and 2 Conservatives in 2017 Labour lost Neath Port Talbot, Gwynfi to an Independent on a swing of ~ 28% since 2017, 49% since 2012 and 15% since 2008; former Councillor elected - single member ward (electorate 904) that elected successful Independent in 2004 & 2008 but Labour in 2012 & 2017 when new Councillor was runner-up |
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Post by middleenglander on Aug 30, 2018 23:21:35 GMT
There were 65 by-elections for 66 seats in the period after the May annual elections to the end of August with 21 seats (32%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by: | Party | Candidates | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | retention rate | | Conservative | 66 | 34 | 24 | 5 | 10 | 29 | 71% | Labour | 60 | 18 | 15 | 3 | 3 | 18 | 83% | Liberal Democrat | 54 | 6 | 3 | 8 | 3 | 11 | 50% | Plaid Cymru | 2 | 1 | 1 |
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^ 22 Independents contested 18 by-elections ^^ Active for Plymouth (1), Farnham Residents (1), Lincolnshire Independents (3), Our West Lancashire (1), Yorkshire (2) ^^^ BNP (2), English Democrat (1), For Britain (1) Conservatives gained 5 seats; 3 from Liberal Democrats and 1 each from Labour and UKIP (sitting as Independent) - whilst losing 10 seats; 7 to Liberal Democrats and 1 each to Labour, Independent and Lincolnshire Independents * gained Bristol: Westbury-on-Trim & Henleaze, Cornwall: Newquay Treviglas and Torridge: Hartland & Bradbury from Liberal Democrats along with Thanet: Birchington South from UKIP and Waveney: Pakefield from Labour * lost Broadland: Aylesham, Bath & NE Somerset: Kingsmead, East Hertfordshire: Watton-at-Stone, North Yorkshire: Knaresborough, South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood, South Oxfordshire: Benson & Crowmarsh and Waveney: Southwold & Reydon to Liberal Democrats along with Lichfield: Curborough to Labour, Rutland: Oakham South West to Independent and North Kesteven: Kirkby La Thorpe & South Kyme to Lincolnshire Independents Labour gained 3 seats; 1 each from Green (sitting as Labour) and UKIP as well as 1 from Conservative but lost 2 to Independents and 1 to Conservative * gained Basildon: Pitsea South East from UKIP, Lancaster: University & Scotforth Rural from Green and Lichfield: Curborough from Conservative * Lost Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos and Neath Port Talbot: Gwynfi to Independents together with Waveney: Pakefield to Conservative Liberal Democrats gained 7 seats from Conservatives and 1 from UKIP (sitting as Independent) whilst losing 3 to Conservatives * gained Broadland: Aylesham, Bath & NE Somerset: Kingsmead, East Hertfordshire: Watton-at-Stone, North Yorkshire: Knaresborough, South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood, South Oxfordshire: Benson & Crowmarsh and Waveney: Southwold & Reydon from Conservatives together with West Somerset: Alcombe from UKIP * lost Bristol: Westbury-on-Trim & Henleaze, Cornwall: NewquayTreviglas and Torridge: Hartland & Bradbury to Conservatives Green lost Lancaster: University & Scotforth Rural to Labour UKIP lost Basildon: Pitsea South to Labour, Thanet: Birchington South to Conservative and West Somerset: Alcombe to a Liberal Democrat Lincolnshire Independents gained North Kesteven, Kirkby La Thorpe & South Kyme from Conservative and North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe from an Independent Independents gained Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos and Neath Port Talbot: Gwynfi both from Labour and Rutland: Oakham South West from Conservative - whilst losing North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe to a Lincolnshire Independent |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 30, 2018 23:28:38 GMT
Is there a reason that Democrats & Veterans have not been included under "other" alongside the BNP and English Democrats?
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Post by middleenglander on Aug 31, 2018 0:04:44 GMT
Is there a reason that Democrats & Veterans have not been included under "other" alongside the BNP and English Democrats? Only that they came second in Barnsley, Old Town and therefore not so "other" as the "others". |
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Post by middleenglander on Sept 28, 2018 11:35:43 GMT
There were 19 by-elections during September, with 4 seats (21%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by: | Party | Candidates | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | retention rate | | Conservative | 19 | 8 | 7 | 2 | 1 | 9 | 88% | Labour | 18 | 9 | 7 |
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^ 8 Independents contested 4 seats ^^ Nottingham Independent, Epsom & Ewell Resident Association with East Devon Alliance not defending a previous seat ^^^ Bus Pass Elvis (Nottingham), Libertarian (Fife), 2 No Description (both Pembrokeshire) and 2 Women's Equality (Lambeth & Salford) Conservatives gained 2 seats from Labour whilst losing 1 to an Independent * gained Fife: Inverkeithing & Dalgety Bay from Labour on a swing approaching 2% since 2017; Labour first preference share fell to 12% from nearly 17% - 4 member ward returned 2 SNP, 1 Conservative and 1 Labour in 2017; previous ward on different boundaries 2 Labour, 1 SNP, 1 Conservative in 2012 * gained Nottingham: Clifton North on a swing around 9% since 2015 and a 2014 by-election whilst some 7% since 2011; winner ward Councillor 2011 - 2015 - 3 member ward elected 2 Labour / 1 Conservative in 2015, Labour in 2014 by-election, 2 Conservative / 1 Labour in 2011 and 3 Conservatives in 2007 & 2003 * lost Pembrokshire: Pembroke St Mary North to an Independent who was ward Councillor 2008 - 2017; Conservative share fell to some 8% from 39% in 2017 - single member ward (electorate 1,578) that elected Conservative in 2017 but Independents in previous elections since 2004 Independent gained East Devon, Otterly St Mary Rural from East Devon Alliance who did not contest seat: Independent share nearly 60% versus 55% for EDA - 2 member ward elected East Devon Alliance / Conservative in 2015, Independent / Conservative in 2011 but 2 Conservatives in 2007 & 2003 with ~ 75% share |
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Post by middleenglander on Sept 28, 2018 12:25:12 GMT
There were 84 by-elections for 85 seats in the period after the May annual elections to the end of September with 25 seats (29%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by: | Party | Candidates | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | retention rate | | Conservative | 85 | 42 | 31 | 7 | 11 | 38 | 74% | Labour | 78 | 27 | 22 | 3 | 5 | 25 | 81% | Liberal Democrat | 69 | 6 | 3 | 8 | 3 | 11 | 50% | | SNP | 1 |
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^ 30 Independents contested 22 by-elections ^^ Active for Plymouth (1), Epsom & Ewell Residents (1), Farnham Residents (1), Lincolnshire Independents (3), Nottingham Independent (1), Our West Lancashire (1), Yorkshire (2) ^^^ BNP (2), Bus Pass Elvis (1), Democrat & Veterans (1), English Democrat (1), For Britain (1), Libertarian (1), Women's Equality (2) Conservatives contested 100% of the seats, Labour 92%, Liberal Democrats 81%, Greens 44% and UKIP 22% Conservatives gained 7 seats; 3 each from Labour and Liberal Democrats and 1 from UKIP (sitting as Independent) - whilst losing 11 seats; 7 to Liberal Democrats, 2 to Independents and 1 each to Labour and Lincolnshire Independents * gained Fife: Inverkeithing & Dalgety Bay, Nottingham: Clifton North and Waveney: Pakefield from Labour Bristol: Westbury-on-Trim & Henleaze, Cornwall: Newquay Treviglas and Torridge: Hartland & Bradbury from Liberal Democrats along with Thanet: Birchington South from UKIP * lost Broadland: Aylesham, Bath & NE Somerset: Kingsmead, East Hertfordshire: Watton-at-Stone, North Yorkshire: Knaresborough, South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood, South Oxfordshire: Benson & Crowmarsh and Waveney: Southwold & Reydon to Liberal Democrats along with Pembrokeshire: Pembroke St Mary North and Rutland: Oakham South West to Independents along with Lichfield: Curborough to Labour and North Kesteven: Kirkby La Thorpe & South Kyme to Lincolnshire Independents Labour gained 3 seats; 1 each from Green (sitting as Labour) and UKIP as well as 1 from Conservative but lost 3 to Conservatives and 2 to Independents * gained Basildon: Pitsea South East from UKIP, Lancaster: University & Scotforth Rural from Green and Lichfield: Curborough from Conservative * lost Fife: Inverkeithing & Dalgety Bay, Nottingham: Clifton North and Waveney: Pakefield to Conservatives together with Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos and Neath Port Talbot: Gwynfi to Independents Liberal Democrats gained 7 seats from Conservatives and 1 from UKIP (sitting as Independent) whilst losing 3 to Conservatives * gained Broadland: Aylesham, Bath & NE Somerset: Kingsmead, East Hertfordshire: Watton-at-Stone, North Yorkshire: Knaresborough, South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood, South Oxfordshire: Benson & Crowmarsh and Waveney: Southwold & Reydon from Conservatives together with West Somerset: Alcombe from UKIP * lost Bristol: Westbury-on-Trim & Henleaze, Cornwall: NewquayTreviglas and Torridge: Hartland & Bradbury to Conservatives Green lost Lancaster: University & Scotforth Rural to Labour UKIP lost Basildon: Pitsea South to Labour, Thanet: Birchington South to Conservative and West Somerset: Alcombe to a Liberal Democrat Lincolnshire Independents gained North Kesteven, Kirkby La Thorpe & South Kyme from Conservative and North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe from an Independent - but East Devon Alliance lost East Devon: Otterley St Mary Rural to an Independent Independents gained Pembrokeshire: Pembroke St Mary's and Rutland: Oakham South West from Conservative as well as Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos and Neath Port Talbot: Gwynfi from Labour and East Devon: Otterley St Mary Rural from East Devon Alliance - whilst losing North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe to a Lincolnshire Independent |
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Post by andrewp on Oct 12, 2018 7:20:59 GMT
Lichfield Curborough in July is the only Labour gain from Conservative so far since the main May elections
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Post by The Bishop on Oct 12, 2018 10:23:19 GMT
Lichfield Curborough in July is the only Labour gain from Conservative so far since the main May elections A surprising stat, though to some degree this is because there simply haven't been that many possibilities turning up. Quite a few tricky Labour defences, though. |
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Post by middleenglander on Oct 26, 2018 23:16:48 GMT
There were 20 by-elections October, with 5 seats (25%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by: | Party | Candidates | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | retention rate | | Conservative | 20 | 9 | 8 |
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^ Ashford independents and Yorkshire ^^ Christian Peoples Alliance and Women's Equality Conservatives lost Hertfordshire, Three Rivers Rural, a single member County Council seat created in 2017, to a Liberal Democrat on a ~ 9% swing - Labour, UKIP and Green polled less than 9% between them with the Liberal Democrat share increasing by 9½% and Conservative down 9% Labour gained 1 seat from UKIP but lost 2 to Independents and 1 to a Liberal Democrat * gained Adur, Southlands from UKIP who did not contest the seat but with a 5½% majority over Conservative on a ~ 2% swing since May - 2 member ward electing alternate years where Labour won in 2018, UKIP in 2014 and 2016 as well as 2013 by-election but Conservative in most earlier years * lost Chesterfield, Moor to a Liberal Democrat on a ~ 12% swing since 2015 and ~ 11% since 2011 - 2 member ward returning 2 Labour in 2015 and 2011 but 2 Liberal Democrats, including new Councillor, in 2007 and 2003 * lost Hartlepool, Hart to an Independent who was contesting this seat for the first time and secured a 44% share with a 4% majority over Labour - 3 member ward won by an Independent in May, Labour in both 2016 and 2015, a localist group in 2014 and 2 Labour / 1 another Independent in 2012 * lost Warrington, Penketh & Cuerdley to a first time Independent who secured a 36% share with a 4% majority over Labour - 3 member seat created in 2016 returning all Labour with top Conservative some 6% behind; Conservative and Labour both lost ~ 19% share in by-election. |
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Post by middleenglander on Oct 26, 2018 23:49:23 GMT
There have been 104 by-elections for 105 seats in the period after the May annual elections to the end of October with 30 seats (29%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by: | Party | Candidates | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | retention rate | | Conservative | 105 | 51 | 39 | 7 | 12 | 46 | 76% | Labour | 96 | 36 | 28 | 4 | 8 | 32 | 78% | Liberal Democrat | 84 | 7 | 4 | 10 | 3 | 14 | 57% | | SNP | 2 |
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| 0% | Independents ^ | 35 | 2 | 1 | 7 | 1 | 8 | 50% | Localists ^^ | 12 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 4 | 67% | | No Description | 2 |
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| Total | 421 | 105 | 75 | 30 | 30 | 105 | 71% |
^ 35 Independents contested 27 by-elections ^^ Active for Plymouth (1), Ashford Independent (1), Epsom & Ewell Residents (1), Farnham Residents (1), Lincolnshire Independents (3), Nottingham Independent (1), Our West Lancashire (1), Yorkshire (3) ^^^ BNP (2), Bus Pass Elvis (1), Christian Peoples (1), Democrat & Veterans (1), English Democrat (1), For Britain (1), Libertarian (1), Women's Equality (3) Conservatives contested all 100% of the seats, Labour 91%, Liberal Democrats 80%, Greens 44% and UKIP 25% Conservatives gained 7 seats; 3 each from Labour and Liberal Democrats and 1 from UKIP - whilst losing 12 seats; 8 to Liberal Democrats, 2 to Independents and 1 each to Labour and Lincolnshire Independents * gained Fife: Inverkeithing & Dalgety Bay, Nottingham: Clifton North and Waveney: Pakefield from Labour Bristol: Westbury-on-Trim & Henleaze, Cornwall: Newquay Treviglas and Torridge: Hartland & Bradbury from Liberal Democrats along with Thanet: Birchington South from UKIP (sitting as Independent). * lost Broadland: Aylesham, Bath & NE Somerset: Kingsmead, East Hertfordshire: Watton-at-Stone, Hertfordshire: Three Rivers Rural, North Yorkshire: Knaresborough, South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood, South Oxfordshire: Benson & Crowmarsh and Waveney: Southwold & Reydon to Liberal Democrats Pembrokeshire: Pembroke St Mary North and Rutland: Oakham South West to Independents along with Lichfield: Curborough to Labour and North Kesteven: Kirkby La Thorpe & South Kyme to Lincolnshire Independents Labour gained 4 seats; 2 from UKIP and 1 each from Conservative and Green but lost 4 to Independents, 3 to Conservatives and 1 to a Liberal Democrat * gained Adur: Southlands and Basildon: Pitsea South East from UKIP, and Lichfield: Curborough from Conservative and Lancaster: University & Scotforth Rural from Green (sitting as Labour) * lost Fife: Inverkeithing & Dalgety Bay, Nottingham: Clifton North and Waveney: Pakefield to Conservatives and Chesterfield: Moor to Liberal Democrat Hartlepool: Hart, Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos, Neath Port Talbot: Gwynfi and Warrington: Penketh & Cuerdley to Independents Liberal Democrats gained 8 seats from Conservatives and 1 each from Labour and UKIP (sitting as Independent) whilst losing 3 to Conservatives * gained Broadland: Aylesham, Bath & NE Somerset: Kingsmead, East Hertfordshire: Watton-at-Stone, Hertfordshire: Three Rivers Rural, North Yorkshire: Knaresborough, South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood, South Oxfordshire: Benson & Crowmarsh and Waveney: Southwold & Reydon from Conservatives together with Chesterfield: Moor from Labour and West Somerset: Alcombe from UKIP * lost Bristol: Westbury-on-Trim & Henleaze, Cornwall: NewquayTreviglas and Torridge: Hartland & Bradbury to Conservatives Green lost Lancaster: University & Scotforth Rural to Labour UKIP lost Adur: Southlands and Basildon: Pitsea South to Labour, Thanet: Birchington South to Conservative and West Somerset: Alcombe to Liberal Democrat Lincolnshire Independents gained North Kesteven, Kirkby La Thorpe & South Kyme from Conservative and North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe from Independent - but East Devon Alliance lost East Devon: Otterley St Mary Rural to an Independent Independents gained Pembrokeshire: Pembroke St Mary's and Rutland: Oakham South West from Conservative as well as Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos, Hartlepool: Hart, Neath Port Talbot: Gwynfi and Warrington: Penketh & Cuerdley from Labour along with East Devon: Otterley St Mary Rural from East Devon Alliance - whilst losing North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe to a Lincolnshire Independent |
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Post by middleenglander on Nov 30, 2018 15:11:13 GMT
There were 22 by-elections November, with just 2 seats (9%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by: | Party | Candidates | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | retention rate | | Conservative | 22 | 8 | 7 |
| 1 | 7 | 88% | Labour | 22 | 9 | 9 | 1 |
| 10 | 100% | Liberal Democrat | 22 | 4 | 4 | 1 |
| 5 | 100% | Green | 14 |
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| Total | 95 | 22 | 20 | 2 | 2 | 22 | 91% |
^ 2 Harlow Alliance and 1 Stratford First ^^ 1 National Flood Prevention and 1 Women's Equality Labour gained Kirklees: Denby Dale from the Conservatives on a swing of 4% since May, ½% since 2016, 8½% since 2015 and 4% since 2014 - Metropolitan Borough ward that elected a Conservative each year apart from Labour in 2016, 2012 and one of three seats in 2004. Liberal Democrats gained Warwickshire: Stratford North from a Stratford First Independent on a swing approaching 17% since 2017 with Conservatives second - County Council division created in 2017, based on a previous competitive ward where Stratford First also won in 2013 but Liberal Democrats in 2005 and 2009. |
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Post by middleenglander on Nov 30, 2018 16:12:09 GMT
There have been 126 by-elections for 127 seats in the period after the May annual elections to the end of November with 32 seats (25%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by: | Party | Candidates | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | retention rate | | Conservative | 127 | 59 | 46 | 7 | 13 | 53 | 78% | Labour | 118 | 45 | 37 | 5 | 8 | 42 | 82% | Liberal Democrat | 106 | 11 | 8 | 11 | 3 | 19 | 73% | | SNP | 2 |
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| Total | 516 | 127 | 95 | 32 | 32 | 127 | 75% |
^ 40 Independents contested 38 by-elections ^^ Active for Plymouth (1), Ashford Independent (1), Epsom & Ewell Residents (1), Farnham Residents (1), Harlow Alliance (2), Lincolnshire Independents (3), Nottingham Independent (1), Our West Lancashire (1), Stratford First (1), Yorkshire (3) ^^^ BNP (2), Bus Pass Elvis (1), Christian Peoples (1), Democrat & Veterans (1), English Democrat (1), For Britain (1), Libertarian (1), National Flood Prevention (1), Women's Equality (4) Conservatives contested all 100% of the seats, Labour 93%, Liberal Democrats 83%, Greens 47% and UKIP 24% Conservatives gained 7 seats; 3 each from Labour and Liberal Democrats and 1 from UKIP - whilst losing 13 seats; 8 to Liberal Democrats, 2 each to Labour and Independents and 1 to Lincolnshire Independents * gained Fife: Inverkeithing & Dalgety Bay, Nottingham: Clifton North and Waveney: Pakefield from Labour Bristol: Westbury-on-Trim & Henleaze, Cornwall: Newquay Treviglas and Torridge: Hartland & Bradbury from Liberal Democrats along with Thanet: Birchington South from UKIP (sitting as Independent). * lost Broadland: Aylesham, Bath & NE Somerset: Kingsmead, East Hertfordshire: Watton-at-Stone, Hertfordshire: Three Rivers Rural, North Yorkshire: Knaresborough, South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood, South Oxfordshire: Benson & Crowmarsh and Waveney: Southwold & Reydon to Liberal Democrats Kirklees: Denby Dale and Lichfield: Curborough to Labour along with Pembrokeshire: Pembroke St Mary North and Rutland: Oakham South West to Independents and North Kesteven: Kirkby La Thorpe & South Kyme to Lincolnshire Independents Labour gained 5 seats; 2 each from Conservative and UKIP and 1 from Green but lost 4 to Independents, 3 to Conservatives and 1 to a Liberal Democrat * gained Kirklees: Denby Dale and Lichfield Curborough from Conservatives together with Adur: Southlands and Basildon: Pitsea South East from UKIP and Lancaster: University & Scotforth Rural from Green (sitting as Labour) * lost Fife: Inverkeithing & Dalgety Bay, Nottingham: Clifton North and Waveney: Pakefield to Conservatives and Chesterfield: Moor to Liberal Democrat Hartlepool: Hart, Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos, Neath Port Talbot: Gwynfi and Warrington: Penketh & Cuerdley to Independents Liberal Democrats gained 8 seats from Conservatives and 1 each from Labour, UKIP (sitting as Independent) and Stratford First whilst losing 3 to Conservatives * gained Broadland: Aylesham, Bath & NE Somerset: Kingsmead, East Hertfordshire: Watton-at-Stone, Hertfordshire: Three Rivers Rural, North Yorkshire: Knaresborough, South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood, South Oxfordshire: Benson & Crowmarsh and Waveney: Southwold & Reydon from Conservatives together with Chesterfield: Moor from Labour, Warwickshire: Stratford North from Stratford First and West Somerset: Alcombe from UKIP * lost Bristol: Westbury-on-Trim & Henleaze, Cornwall: NewquayTreviglas and Torridge: Hartland & Bradbury to Conservatives Green lost Lancaster: University & Scotforth Rural to Labour UKIP lost Adur: Southlands and Basildon: Pitsea South to Labour, Thanet: Birchington South to Conservative and West Somerset: Alcombe to Liberal Democrat Lincolnshire Independents gained North Kesteven, Kirkby La Thorpe & South Kyme from Conservative and North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe from Independent - but Stratford First lost Warwickshire: Stratford North to Liberal Democrats and East Devon Alliance lost East Devon: Otterley St Mary Rural to an Independent Independents gained Pembrokeshire: Pembroke St Mary's and Rutland: Oakham South West from Conservative as well as Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos, Hartlepool: Hart, Neath Port Talbot: Gwynfi and Warrington: Penketh & Cuerdley from Labour along with East Devon: Otterley St Mary Rural from East Devon Alliance - whilst losing North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe to a Lincolnshire Independent |
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Post by middleenglander on Dec 21, 2018 0:53:35 GMT
There were 12 elections during December with 4 (33%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by:
| Party | Candidates | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | retention rate | Conservative | 12 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 50% | Labour | 10 | 5 | 4 |
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* 5 Independents contested 4 seats Conservatives gained Charnwood, Anstey from a Liberal Democrat who did not defend the seat; majority over Labour 1.6% in a two way contest - 2 member seat that elected 1 Conservative / 1 Liberal Democrat in 2015, 2011 and 2017 but 2 Liberal Democrats in 2003 SNP gained Highland, Wester Ross, Strathpeffer & Lochalsh from Liberal Democrat who came 5th; Conservative runner-up with small swing from SNP since 2017 - 4 member ward electing SNP, Conservative, Independent and Liberal Democrat in 2017and 2 Independent, Liberal Democrat and SNP in both 2012 and 2017 Ashfield Independents gained Ashfield, Sutton Junction & Harlow Wood from Labour with 82% share and majority 72% having not contested 2015 election - single member ward created in 2015 when Labour polled 37.9%, Liberal Democrats 37.5% and Conservatives 24.6%; down respectively 28½%, 37% and 20% Independent gained Surrey, The Byfleets from Conservative on a swing of 12% since 2017, although there was a different Independent to the 2017 election - single member ward returned Conservative in both 2013 and 2017; district ward with same boundaries elected 3 Independents in 2016 and re-elected 1 in 2018 |
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Post by middleenglander on Dec 21, 2018 16:45:40 GMT
There have been 138 by-elections for 139 seats in the period after the May annual elections to the end of December with 36 seats (26%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by: | Party | Candidates | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | retention rate | | Conservative | 139 | 61 | 47 | 8 | 14 | 55 | 77% | Labour | 128 | 50 | 41 | 5 | 9 | 46 | 82% | Liberal Democrat | 116 | 16 | 11 | 11 | 5 | 22 | 69% | | SNP | 4 |
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^ 45 Independents contested 42 by-elections ^^ Active for Plymouth (1), Ashfield Independent (1),Ashford Independent (1), Epsom & Ewell Residents (1), Farnham Residents (1), Harlow Alliance (2), Lincolnshire Independents (3), Nottingham Independent (1), Our West Lancashire (1), Stratford First (1), Yorkshire (3) ^^^ BNP (2), Bus Pass Elvis (1), Christian Peoples (1), Democrat & Veterans (2), English Democrat (1), For Britain (1), Libertarian (2), National Flood Prevention (1), Women's Equality (4) Conservatives contested all 100% of the seats, Labour 92%, Liberal Democrats 83%, Greens 48% and UKIP 26% Conservatives gained 8 seats; 4 from Liberal Democrats, 3 from Labour and 1 from UKIP - whilst losing 14 seats; 8 to Liberal Democrats, 3 to Independents, 2 to Labour and 1 to Lincolnshire Independents * gained Fife: Inverkeithing & Dalgety Bay, Nottingham: Clifton North and Waveney: Pakefield from Labour Bristol: Westbury-on-Trim & Henleaze, Charnwood: Anstey, Cornwall: Newquay Treviglas and Torridge: Hartland & Bradbury from Liberal Democrats along with Thanet: Birchington South from UKIP (sitting as Independent). * lost Kirklees: Denby Dale and Lichfield: Curborough to Labour Broadland: Aylesham, Bath & NE Somerset: Kingsmead, East Hertfordshire: Watton-at-Stone, Hertfordshire: Three Rivers Rural, North Yorkshire: Knaresborough, South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood, South Oxfordshire: Benson & Crowmarsh and Waveney: Southwold & Reydon to Liberal Democrats Pembrokeshire: Pembroke St Mary North, Rutland: Oakham South West and Surrey: The Byfleets to Independents along with North Kesteven: Kirkby La Thorpe & South Kyme to Lincolnshire Independents Labour gained 5 seats; 2 each from Conservative and UKIP and 1 from Green - but lost 9 seats, 4 to Independents, 3 to Conservatives and 1 each to a Liberal Democrat and a localist * gained Kirklees: Denby Dale and Lichfield Curborough from Conservatives together with Adur: Southlands and Basildon: Pitsea South East from UKIP and Lancaster: University & Scotforth Rural from Green (sitting as Labour) * lost Fife: Inverkeithing & Dalgety Bay, Nottingham: Clifton North and Waveney: Pakefield to Conservatives and Chesterfield: Moor to Liberal Democrat Hartlepool: Hart, Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos, Neath Port Talbot: Gwynfi and Warrington: Penketh & Cuerdley to Independents and Ashfield: Sutton Junction & Harlow Wood to Ashfield Independents Liberal Democrats gained 8 seats from Conservatives and 1 each from Labour, UKIP (sitting as Independent) and Stratford First whilst losing 4 to Conservatives and 1 to SNP * gained Broadland: Aylesham, Bath & NE Somerset: Kingsmead, East Hertfordshire: Watton-at-Stone, Hertfordshire: Three Rivers Rural, North Yorkshire: Knaresborough, South Northamptonshire: Whittlewood, South Oxfordshire: Benson & Crowmarsh and Waveney: Southwold & Reydon from Conservatives together with Chesterfield: Moor from Labour, Warwickshire: Stratford North from Stratford First and West Somerset: Alcombe from UKIP * lost Bristol: Westbury-on-Trim & Henleaze, Charnwood: Anstey, Cornwall: NewquayTreviglas and Torridge: Hartland & Bradbury to Conservatives and Highlands: Wester Ross, Strathpeffer & Lochalsh to SNP Green lost Lancaster: University & Scotforth Rural to Labour UKIP lost Adur: Southlands and Basildon: Pitsea South to Labour, Thanet: Birchington South to Conservative and West Somerset: Alcombe to Liberal Democrat Lincolnshire Independents gained North Kesteven, Kirkby La Thorpe & South Kyme from Conservative and North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe from Independent Ashfield Independents gained Ashfield: Sutton Junction & Harlow Wood from Labour - but Stratford First lost Warwickshire: Stratford North to Liberal Democrats and East Devon Alliance lost East Devon: Otterley St Mary Rural to an Independent Independents gained Pembrokeshire: Pembroke St Mary's, Rutland: Oakham South West, Surrey: The Byfleets from Conservative as well as Merthyr Tydfil: Gurnos, Hartlepool: Hart, Neath Port Talbot: Gwynfi and Warrington: Penketh & Cuerdley from Labour along with East Devon: Otterley St Mary Rural from East Devon Alliance - whilst losing North Kesteven: Skellingthorpe to a Lincolnshire Independent SNP gained Highlands: Wester Ross, Strathpeffer & Lochalsh from Liberal Democrats |
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Post by middleenglander on Mar 1, 2019 22:50:41 GMT
There were 13 by-elections during January and February 2019 with 4 (31%) changing hands. The results can be summarised by: | Party | Candidates | Defended | Retained | Gained | Lost | Won | retention rate | | Conservative | 13 | 4 | 4 |
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Labour gained a seat from East Wycombe Independents whilst losing a seat to each of Aspire, Liberal Democrats and Plaid Cymru. * gained Buckinghamshire, Totteridge & Bowerdean from East Wycombe Independents on a swing of almost 14% since 2017 single member division where the late Councillor was elected as Liberal Democrat in 2013, defected to East Wycombe Independents then re-elected in 2017 - was one of 2 Councillors for the predecessor ward elected for Labour in 2005 and Liberal Democrats in 2009. new Councillor was suspended by Labour the day before the by-election after being arrested for alleged electoral fraud and sits as an Independent * lost Bradford, Bolton & Undercliffe to Liberal Democrats on nearly 10% swing since 2018, 6½% since 2015 and 2% since 2014 but 2% to Labour since 2016 three member Metropolitan Borough ward that elected Liberal Democrats at each election since formation in 2004 apart from 2018 * lost Cardiff, Ely to Plaid Cymru on around a 13% swing since 2017 and some 15% swing since 2012 three member ward that elected the full Labour slate in 2004, 2008, 2012 and 2017 with Plaid Cymru runners-up in the last 3 all-out elections * lost Tower Hamlets, Shadwell to Aspire on around a 5% swing based on "top" candidate and some 8% swing based on "average" votes since 2018 two member ward that elected People's Alliance of Tower Hamlets (now a Liberal Democrat) and Labour in 2018 and two Tower Hamlets First in 2014 new Councillor was elected as Respect in 2010, one of the two Tower Hamlets First in 2014 and top placed Aspire candidate in 2018 Please note electionmapsuk has issued some figures relating to by-elections since the May 2018 annual elections. Those figures are consistent with this thread with the exception that electionmapsuk includes 5 contests for 9 seats that were countermanded ahead of 3 May and are therefore deferred elections rather than by-elections. |
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