Tony Otim
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Post by Tony Otim on Jul 31, 2023 20:35:00 GMT
BRISTOL UA; Bishopston & Ashley Down (Grn resigned)
Candidates:
CASH, Barry John (Liberal Democrat)
CRAWFORD, James Daniel (Green)
JAQUES, Roddy (Conservative)
MILTON, Andrew (Labour)
SAGE, Amy Gwen (TUSC)
2021: Grn 2766, 2395; Lab 1423, 1382; LD 654, 603; Con 336, 329
2016: Lab 1833, 1278; Grn 1755, 1745; LD 937, 905; Con 423, 343
Roddy Jaques stood for the Conservatives in Southmead both in 2021 and in last year’s by-election in the same ward, whilst Andrew Milton has previously contested Redland ward for Labour and Amy Sage stood in Henbury & Brentry.
Current Council: Grn 24; Lab 24; Con 14; LD 5; Knowle Comm Party 2; 1 vacancy
DUDLEY MBC; St James’s (Con resigned)
Candidates:
KIEVER, Christian Devi (Green)
QADUS, Abdul (Liberal Democrat)
RANA, Rab (Conservative)
REID, Caroline Ann (Labour)
TASKER, Richard John (Independent)
2023: Lab 1209; Con 912; LD 124
2022: Con 1218; Lab 1211; LD 196
2021: Con 1471; Lab 1084; LD 179
2019: Lab 1904; Con 529; UKIP 388; Black Country 205; Grn 91; LD 86
2018: Lab 1265; Con 990; UKIP 244; LD 90
2016: Lab 1053 UKIP 734 C 546 Grn 81 Ind 51
Feb 16 by: Lab 847; UKIP 554; Con 427
2015: Lab 2641; UKIP 1642; Con 1398; Grn 186
2014: Lab 1217; UKIP 1183; Con 673; Grn 124
2012: Lab 1321; UKIP 1132; Con 396; Grn 109
2011: Lab 1755; Con 794; UKIP 554; LD 204
2010: Lab 2030; Con 1725; UKIP 1285; LD 853
2008: UKIP 994; Lab 776; LD 631; Con 625; BNP 311; Ind 142
2007: Lab 1078; UKIP 814; LD 594; BNP 548; Con 533
2006: Lab 895; LD 844; BNP 743; Con 586; UKIP 426
2004: LD 1246, 1234, 1225; Lab 1051, 956, 838; Con 849, 796, 749; Ind 323
Vacancy is for 2021-24 term. Rab Rana was the Conservative candidate in May, when Addul Qadus stood for the Lib Dems in Halesowen North and Richard Tasker stood in Coseley East for the Conservatives. Christian Kiever stood here for the Greens back in 2014.
Current Council: Con 43; Lab 26; Ind 1; LD 1; 1 vacancy
ISLE OF WIGHT UA; Wootton Bridge (Vectis resigned following conviction for child sexual abuse)
Candidates*:
HOPPER, Ed (Conservative)
PITCHER, Linda (Vectis)
REDRUP, Sarah (Liberal Democrat)
SMITH, Michael (Green)
2021: Vectis 533; Con 358; Grn 152; No Desc 83
The Vectis candidate is the mother of the former councillor. Ed Hopper stood for the Conservatives last time in Binstead & fishbourne and Michael Smith for the Greens in Fairlee & Whippingham.
Current Council: Con 16; Alliance Grp 13 (Ind 7; Grn 2; Island Ind Network 2; Our Island 1; No Desc 1); Empowering Islanders 4; LD 3; Lab 1; Ind Lab 1; 1 vacancy
* Candidates taken from news report – I’m damned if I can find the SOPN on the council website.
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Post by Pete Whitehead on Jul 31, 2023 20:50:05 GMT
Amusingly, one of the Lib Dem winners in 2004 and the UKIP winner in 2008 were the same person
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Post by jamesdoyle on Aug 1, 2023 11:49:27 GMT
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Tony Otim
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Post by Tony Otim on Aug 1, 2023 12:00:50 GMT
Wasnae there yesterday at 9pm ;0 |
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Post by jamesdoyle on Aug 1, 2023 12:05:25 GMT
Wasnae there yesterday at 9pm ; IoW council actively try to hide these, I think |
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Post by iainbhx on Aug 11, 2023 20:52:59 GMT
Amusingly, one of the Lib Dem winners in 2004 and the UKIP winner in 2008 were the same person Malcolm Davis? Joined the Tories just after that. Now lives in Ross-on-Wye I believe. A decent chap from what I remember but it's been quite a while. |
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Post by jamesdoyle on Aug 13, 2023 16:15:51 GMT
Just took a look at the candidate addresses for Isle of Wight: Linda Pitcher (Vectis) shares an address with IoW UKIP, so I presume she's a former member/officer of the latter; and Ed Hopper (Con) has Wootton Bridge in his address, but he's not in the division, he lives the other side of Wootton Creek (still in the village).
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Post by greenman on Aug 17, 2023 21:38:43 GMT
So who is going to win in Bishopston & Ashley Down? Will Labour make a comeback or are Greens going to hold it?
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Post by batman on Aug 17, 2023 22:13:45 GMT
Both could be true.....
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Post by andrewteale on Aug 18, 2023 21:50:23 GMT
DUDLEY MBC; St James’s (Con resigned) Candidates: KIEVER, Christian Devi (Green) QADUS, Abdul (Liberal Democrat) RANA, Rab (Conservative) REID, Caroline Ann (Labour) TASKER, Richard John (Independent) 2023: Lab 1209; Con 912; LD 124 2022: Con 1218; Lab 1211; LD 196 2021: Con 1471; Lab 1084; LD 179 2019: Lab 1904; Con 529; UKIP 388; Black Country 205; Grn 91; LD 86 2018: Lab 1265; Con 990; UKIP 244; LD 90 2016: Con 1370; UKIP 1125; Lab 963 Feb 16 by: Lab 847; UKIP 554; Con 427 2015: Lab 2641; UKIP 1642; Con 1398; Grn 186 2014: Lab 1217; UKIP 1183; Con 673; Grn 124 2012: Lab 1321; UKIP 1132; Con 396; Grn 109 2011: Lab 1755; Con 794; UKIP 554; LD 204 2010: Lab 2030; Con 1725; UKIP 1285; LD 853 2008: UKIP 994; Lab 776; LD 631; Con 625; BNP 311; Ind 142 2007: Lab 1078; UKIP 814; LD 594; BNP 548; Con 533 2006: Lab 895; LD 844; BNP 743; Con 586; UKIP 426 2004: LD 1246, 1234, 1225; Lab 1051, 956, 838; Con 849, 796, 749; Ind 323 Vacancy is for 2021-24 term. Rab Rana was the Conservative candidate in May, when Addul Qadus stood for the Lib Dems in Halesowen North and Richard Tasker stood in Coseley East for the Conservatives. Christian Kiever stood here for the Greens back in 2014. Current Council: Con 43; Lab 26; Ind 1; 2 vacancies I'm flattered that you got those results out of LEAP, but unfortunately that means that you copied a glitch in the database which was reported to me this week. The May 2016 result shown here is in fact the result for Sedgley ward; the correct May 2016 result for St James's ward should be Lab 1053 UKIP 734 C 546 Grn 81 Ind 51. |
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Post by Tony Otim on Aug 18, 2023 22:04:40 GMT
DUDLEY MBC; St James’s (Con resigned) Candidates: KIEVER, Christian Devi (Green) QADUS, Abdul (Liberal Democrat) RANA, Rab (Conservative) REID, Caroline Ann (Labour) TASKER, Richard John (Independent) 2023: Lab 1209; Con 912; LD 124 2022: Con 1218; Lab 1211; LD 196 2021: Con 1471; Lab 1084; LD 179 2019: Lab 1904; Con 529; UKIP 388; Black Country 205; Grn 91; LD 86 2018: Lab 1265; Con 990; UKIP 244; LD 90 2016: Con 1370; UKIP 1125; Lab 963 Feb 16 by: Lab 847; UKIP 554; Con 427 2015: Lab 2641; UKIP 1642; Con 1398; Grn 186 2014: Lab 1217; UKIP 1183; Con 673; Grn 124 2012: Lab 1321; UKIP 1132; Con 396; Grn 109 2011: Lab 1755; Con 794; UKIP 554; LD 204 2010: Lab 2030; Con 1725; UKIP 1285; LD 853 2008: UKIP 994; Lab 776; LD 631; Con 625; BNP 311; Ind 142 2007: Lab 1078; UKIP 814; LD 594; BNP 548; Con 533 2006: Lab 895; LD 844; BNP 743; Con 586; UKIP 426 2004: LD 1246, 1234, 1225; Lab 1051, 956, 838; Con 849, 796, 749; Ind 323 Vacancy is for 2021-24 term. Rab Rana was the Conservative candidate in May, when Addul Qadus stood for the Lib Dems in Halesowen North and Richard Tasker stood in Coseley East for the Conservatives. Christian Kiever stood here for the Greens back in 2014. Current Council: Con 43; Lab 26; Ind 1; 2 vacancies I'm flattered that you got those results out of LEAP, but unfortunately that means that you copied a glitch in the database which was reported to me this week. The May 2016 result shown here is in fact the result for Sedgley ward; the correct May 2016 result for St James's ward should be Lab 1053 UKIP 734 C 546 Grn 81 Ind 51. Thanks- now corrected |
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Post by maxque on Aug 18, 2023 22:11:02 GMT
DUDLEY MBC; St James’s (Con resigned) Candidates: KIEVER, Christian Devi (Green) QADUS, Abdul (Liberal Democrat) RANA, Rab (Conservative) REID, Caroline Ann (Labour) TASKER, Richard John (Independent) 2023: Lab 1209; Con 912; LD 124 2022: Con 1218; Lab 1211; LD 196 2021: Con 1471; Lab 1084; LD 179 2019: Lab 1904; Con 529; UKIP 388; Black Country 205; Grn 91; LD 86 2018: Lab 1265; Con 990; UKIP 244; LD 90 2016: Con 1370; UKIP 1125; Lab 963 Feb 16 by: Lab 847; UKIP 554; Con 427 2015: Lab 2641; UKIP 1642; Con 1398; Grn 186 2014: Lab 1217; UKIP 1183; Con 673; Grn 124 2012: Lab 1321; UKIP 1132; Con 396; Grn 109 2011: Lab 1755; Con 794; UKIP 554; LD 204 2010: Lab 2030; Con 1725; UKIP 1285; LD 853 2008: UKIP 994; Lab 776; LD 631; Con 625; BNP 311; Ind 142 2007: Lab 1078; UKIP 814; LD 594; BNP 548; Con 533 2006: Lab 895; LD 844; BNP 743; Con 586; UKIP 426 2004: LD 1246, 1234, 1225; Lab 1051, 956, 838; Con 849, 796, 749; Ind 323 Vacancy is for 2021-24 term. Rab Rana was the Conservative candidate in May, when Addul Qadus stood for the Lib Dems in Halesowen North and Richard Tasker stood in Coseley East for the Conservatives. Christian Kiever stood here for the Greens back in 2014. Current Council: Con 43; Lab 26; Ind 1; 2 vacancies I'm flattered that you got those results out of LEAP, but unfortunately that means that you copied a glitch in the database which was reported to me this week. The May 2016 result shown here is in fact the result for Sedgley ward; the correct May 2016 result for St James's ward should be Lab 1053 UKIP 734 C 546 Grn 81 Ind 51. Well, most of the times those results are not on their council websites anymore and Wikipedia is way more unreliable than you, so, anybody writing those profiles will use LEAP. |
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Post by phil156 on Aug 22, 2023 9:45:28 GMT
They all counting on Thursday night indeed the Isle of Wight say they declare by 11.30
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Post by samdwebber on Aug 22, 2023 10:01:29 GMT
Think we need to update the Dudley Council make up above:
Current Council: Con 43; Lab 26; Ind 1; 2 vacancies
to:
Current Council: Con 43; Lab 26; Ind 1; LD 1; 1 vacancy
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Post by iang on Aug 22, 2023 18:23:41 GMT
Been in St James this afternoon delivering a tabloid style leaflet, which unsurprisingly among other things made much of having won the Cradley by election a few weeks ago. Saw plenty of election address style Labour leaflets, nothing from anyone else.
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Post by yellowperil on Aug 23, 2023 17:32:25 GMT
They all counting on Thursday night indeed the Isle of Wight say they declare by 11.30 I hope that's a misquote for " we hope to declare by 11.30". I hate to think they can guarantee a time of declaration regardless of all eventualities- recounts storm and flood to be ignored, we must declare by 11.30.  |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 24, 2023 6:48:25 GMT
Labour are doing well if they win the Dudley seat. The Green - Lab fight decides the largest party in Bristol, and may show if the Greens can compete in Bristol Central.
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Post by YL on Aug 24, 2023 7:15:04 GMT
Labour are doing well if they win the Dudley seat. The Green - Lab fight decides the largest party in Bristol, and may show if the Greens can compete in Bristol Central. Well, given how much they won Bishopston & Ashley Down by in 2021 it would be a bad sign for the Bristol Greens if they actually lost it. But I think the big question regarding the Greens in Bristol Central is whether their local strength can be extended to a Westminster election, which a local by-election won't tell us much about, and anyway that ward is being moved to Bristol North West. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 24, 2023 7:22:16 GMT
Labour are doing well if they win the Dudley seat. The Green - Lab fight decides the largest party in Bristol, and may show if the Greens can compete in Bristol Central. Well, given how much they won Bishopston & Ashley Down by in 2021 it would be a bad sign for the Bristol Greens if they actually lost it. But I think the big question regarding the Greens in Bristol Central is whether their local strength can be extended to a Westminster election, which a local by-election won't tell us much about, and anyway that ward is being moved to Bristol North West. It's not in the new seat, but I think it shows if they can keep some Lab votes. |
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Post by andrewp on Aug 24, 2023 7:27:12 GMT
Labour are doing well if they win the Dudley seat. The Green - Lab fight decides the largest party in Bristol, and may show if the Greens can compete in Bristol Central. Given the history, you’d expect Labour to win the Dudley seat. I think they’d be very disappointed not to. |
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