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Post by jacoblamsden on Nov 15, 2019 1:01:49 GMT
Result for Culverden (Tunbridge Wells)
ADAMS - Labour - 99
DALY - Tunbridge Wells Alliance - 180
ELLIOTT - Conservative - 474
ORR - Women's Equality Party - 193
RUTLAND - Liberal Democrat - 888 ELECTED
TAYLOR - Green Party - 67
Liberal Democrat GAIN from Conservative (unsurprisingly, since this has to be one of the most unpopular Conservative councils in the country. This result probably was the result of local rather than national issues.)
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Post by lancastrian on Nov 15, 2019 1:02:30 GMT
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Post by yellowperil on Nov 15, 2019 1:04:51 GMT
Result for Culverden (Tunbridge Wells) ADAMS - Labour - 99 DALY - Tunbridge Wells Alliance - 180 ELLIOTT - Conservative - 474 ORR - Women's Equality Party - 193 RUTLAND - Liberal Democrat - 888 ELECTED TAYLOR - Green Party - 67 Liberal Democrat GAIN from Conservative (unsurprisingly, since this has to be one of the most unpopular Conservative councils in the country. This result probably was the result of local rather than national issues.) Not entirely though- there's a strong GE campaign in full swing in Tun Wells. |
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Post by lancastrian on Nov 15, 2019 1:07:08 GMT
Result for Culverden (Tunbridge Wells) ADAMS - Labour - 99 DALY - Tunbridge Wells Alliance - 180 ELLIOTT - Conservative - 474 ORR - Women's Equality Party - 193 RUTLAND - Liberal Democrat - 888 ELECTED TAYLOR - Green Party - 67 Liberal Democrat GAIN from Conservative (unsurprisingly, since this has to be one of the most unpopular Conservative councils in the country. This result probably was the result of local rather than national issues.) Not entirely though- there's a strong GE campaign in full swing in Tun Wells. I think the results in Neath and Eden suggest the General Election hasn't had much impact this week. |
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Post by carlton43 on Nov 15, 2019 1:38:51 GMT
Result for Culverden (Tunbridge Wells) ADAMS - Labour - 99 DALY - Tunbridge Wells Alliance - 180 ELLIOTT - Conservative - 474 ORR - Women's Equality Party - 193 RUTLAND - Liberal Democrat - 888 ELECTED TAYLOR - Green Party - 67 Liberal Democrat GAIN from Conservative (unsurprisingly, since this has to be one of the most unpopular Conservative councils in the country. This result probably was the result of local rather than national issues.) Not entirely though- there's a strong GE campaign in full swing in Tun Wells. Get away!! Do the other constituencies know about this? I think we should be told. |
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Post by lbarnes on Nov 15, 2019 1:40:57 GMT
Not entirely though- there's a strong GE campaign in full swing in Tun Wells. Get away!! Do the other constituencies know about this? I think we should be told. 2.7% swing Lab to Con |
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Post by yellowperil on Nov 15, 2019 1:41:43 GMT
Not entirely though- there's a strong GE campaign in full swing in Tun Wells. I think the results in Neath and Eden suggest the General Election hasn't had much impact this week. The pattern of the night so far in these first set of results since the start of the GE campaign: Lib Dems performing well above expectations, (and PC in Wales where LDs didnt stand). Tories have a poorish night and Labour a real disaster, so of course everywhere that's entirely down to local circumstances? Well of course it is. |
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Post by yellowperil on Nov 15, 2019 2:08:25 GMT
Not entirely though- there's a strong GE campaign in full swing in Tun Wells. Get away!! Do the other constituencies know about this? I think we should be told. My point is simply that TW is where the big push from the Lib Dems in Kent will come this time. In the past that has been Folkestone or Maidstone or wherever and the results have been disappointing. All I'm saying is that it is encouraging to take a Conservative ward in the centre of TW town , and by a margin of nearly 2 to 1, on the opening days of the GE campaign, and while this indeed may reflect on one of the most unpopular Tory councils in the country, it does have some potential bearing on the general election outcome. Of course you might not be too upset to see the MP for Tunbridge Wells lose his seat. |
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Post by Tony Otim on Nov 15, 2019 7:14:50 GMT
A wild result in Dunfermline Central. First count: SNP 1526 C 1142 LD 1050 Lab 612 Grn 235 Libtn 28 LD got ahead of C on Labour transfers Two-party preferred: SNP 1798 LD 1796 Looks like not many Tory votes transferred That's not unusual... |
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Post by Adam in Stroud on Nov 15, 2019 8:40:38 GMT
I think the results in Neath and Eden suggest the General Election hasn't had much impact this week. The pattern of the night so far in these first set of results since the start of the GE campaign: Lib Dems performing well above expectations, (and PC in Wales where LDs didnt stand). Tories have a poorish night and Labour a real disaster, so of course everywhere that's entirely down to local circumstances? Well of course it is. I also read it as showing that coalescence around Tories and Labour in national polls is nothing to do with affection for those parties and everything to do with FPTP. As soon as you get down to lower levels where it is easier for LD and PC to win, they do. It's not so much the impact of GE on these results, it's what these results tell us about the GE electorate. |
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Post by yellowperil on Nov 15, 2019 8:52:00 GMT
The pattern of the night so far in these first set of results since the start of the GE campaign: Lib Dems performing well above expectations, (and PC in Wales where LDs didnt stand). Tories have a poorish night and Labour a real disaster, so of course everywhere that's entirely down to local circumstances? Well of course it is. I also read it as showing that coalescence around Tories and Labour in national polls is nothing to do with affection for those parties and everything to do with FPTP. As soon as you get down to lower levels where it is easier for LD and PC to win, they do. It's not so much the impact of GE on these results, it's what these results tell us about the GE electorate. This set of results may be skewed in favour of the Lib Dems because a lot ot them are in places where they are currently campaigning hard. However that might be argued to be good news for the Lib Dems as it might suggest they are indeed doing above average where they particularly need to do well, so they may substantially outperform their overall vote share. Obviously as you say easier to do that at ward level than across whole constituencies, but nevertheless encouraging. |
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Post by froome on Nov 15, 2019 8:53:17 GMT
Result for Culverden (Tunbridge Wells) ADAMS - Labour - 99 DALY - Tunbridge Wells Alliance - 180 ELLIOTT - Conservative - 474 ORR - Women's Equality Party - 193 RUTLAND - Liberal Democrat - 888 ELECTED TAYLOR - Green Party - 67 Liberal Democrat GAIN from Conservative (unsurprisingly, since this has to be one of the most unpopular Conservative councils in the country. This result probably was the result of local rather than national issues.) WEP coming 3rd out of 6 is impressive. |
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Post by froome on Nov 15, 2019 8:54:55 GMT
Apparently the rainiest ward in England No. The rainiest is whichever ward I happen to be campaigning in.  |
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Post by Tony Otim on Nov 15, 2019 8:57:32 GMT
Result for Culverden (Tunbridge Wells) ADAMS - Labour - 99 DALY - Tunbridge Wells Alliance - 180 ELLIOTT - Conservative - 474 ORR - Women's Equality Party - 193 RUTLAND - Liberal Democrat - 888 ELECTED TAYLOR - Green Party - 67 Liberal Democrat GAIN from Conservative (unsurprisingly, since this has to be one of the most unpopular Conservative councils in the country. This result probably was the result of local rather than national issues.) WEP coming 3rd out of 6 is impressive. They were second and much closer in May. |
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Post by yellowperil on Nov 15, 2019 8:59:15 GMT
Result for Culverden (Tunbridge Wells) ADAMS - Labour - 99 DALY - Tunbridge Wells Alliance - 180 ELLIOTT - Conservative - 474 ORR - Women's Equality Party - 193 RUTLAND - Liberal Democrat - 888 ELECTED TAYLOR - Green Party - 67 Liberal Democrat GAIN from Conservative (unsurprisingly, since this has to be one of the most unpopular Conservative councils in the country. This result probably was the result of local rather than national issues.) WEP coming 3rd out of 6 is impressive. It represents a crash for her- only about a third of her vote at the last outing, and dropping to third |
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Post by yellowperil on Nov 15, 2019 9:01:15 GMT
Apparently the rainiest ward in England No. The rainiest is whichever ward I happen to be campaigning in. Leading Green thinks climate change is entirely personal. |
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Post by markgoodair on Nov 15, 2019 9:12:40 GMT
ADAMS - Labour - 99 5.5% -5.4%
DALY - Tunbridge Wells Alliance - 180 9.5% +9.5%
ELLIOTT - Conservative - 474 24.9% -0.1%
ORR - Women's Equality Party - 193 10.2% -15.2%
RUTLAND - Liberal Democrat - 888 ELECTED 46.7% +17.5%
TAYLOR - Green Party - 67 3.5% +3..5%
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Post by peter on Nov 15, 2019 9:13:22 GMT
Result from Torbay; Goodrington and Roselands
Con; 892
LD; 641
Br; 168
Lab; 72
Gr; 35
Con gain from LD
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Post by northbriton on Nov 15, 2019 9:27:26 GMT
The two Fife results indicate SNP up by 5%, Tories holding their own (slightly up on their excellent showing in 2017), and LibDems doubling their vote share in Dun Central where, I presume, they made a special effort. So all three parties will be satisfied with their showings.
Not good for SLAB. Disaster in Dun Central where vote halved and down 3% in Rosyth.
If this kind of result plays in the GE, Labour will lose all the seats it gained in 2017 to SNP, LibDems will consolidate the 4 they hold and will take Fife NE from SNP, and Tories should hold most of their 13.
Still, mustn't extrapolate too much!
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Post by andrewp on Nov 15, 2019 9:33:30 GMT
Result from Torbay; Goodrington and Roselands Con; 892 LD; 641 Br; 168 Lab; 72 Gr; 35 Con gain from LD That is a bit different from the over night results. Con 49.3% (+21.7) LD 35.5% (+4.8) Brexit 9.3% ( from nowhere) Lab 4% (-2.3) Green 1.9% (-7.5) |
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