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Post by BossMan on Aug 11, 2023 18:07:40 GMT
Incumbent- Johnathan Evison, Conservative.
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Post by carolus on Aug 18, 2023 20:47:12 GMT
2021:
Con - 71,554 (45.6%) Lab - 61,859 (39.4%) LD - 23,640 (15.1%)
Second Round: Con - 79,534 (52.6%) Lab - 71,615 (47.4%)
In 2016 this was a Lab win by 13.7% over Con in the first round and 19% in the second. In 2012 this was a Con win by -2.9% over Lab in the first round and 2.8% in the second.
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Post by andrewp on Aug 18, 2023 20:56:12 GMT
2021: Con - 71,554 (45.6%) Lab - 61,859 (39.4%) LD - 23,640 (15.1%) Second Round: Con - 79,534 (52.6%) Lab - 71,615 (47.4%) In 2016 this was a Lab win by 13.7% over Con in the first round and 19% in the second. In 2012 this was a Con win by -2.9% over Lab in the first round and 2.8% in the second. Those Lib Dem’s who made a second preference there split 55% Lab/ 45% Con. That’s a relatively high proportion of Lib Den 2nd preferences for the Conservatives. I wonder if there was a specific reason. I can think of several people on Twitter who would never be able to grasp that as a possibility.
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Post by carolus on Aug 18, 2023 21:02:21 GMT
2021: Con - 71,554 (45.6%) Lab - 61,859 (39.4%) LD - 23,640 (15.1%) Second Round: Con - 79,534 (52.6%) Lab - 71,615 (47.4%) In 2016 this was a Lab win by 13.7% over Con in the first round and 19% in the second. In 2012 this was a Con win by -2.9% over Lab in the first round and 2.8% in the second. Those Lib Dem’s who made a second preference there split 55% Lab/ 45% Con. That’s a relatively high proportion of Lib Den 2nd preferences for the Conservatives. I wonder if there was a specific reason. I can think of several people on Twitter who would never be able to grasp that as a possibility. Presumably most of the Lib Dem vote was from Hull, which given the council there is Lab vs LD must include a fair chunk of bluer voters?
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Post by Daft H'a'porth A'peth A'pith on Apr 8, 2024 13:09:51 GMT
EVISON Jonathan Conservative Candidate – More Police, Safer Streets MORGAN Bob Liberal Democrats O’ROURKE Simon Labour and Co-operative Party
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Post by jm on Apr 18, 2024 10:22:06 GMT
I am surprised there hasn't yet been an independent candidate in any of the PCC elections here who has stood on a platform of abolishing Humberside Police.
Merge south of the Humber with Lincolnshire and create a new 'East Riding Police' for East Yorks and Hull.
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Post by European Lefty on Apr 18, 2024 11:07:01 GMT
I'm not sure it's a high enough profile position to have the effect they would want it to. Paradoxically people who care that much might be better off standing for East Riding Council where at least some people take notice of the results
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Post by listener on Apr 22, 2024 22:52:14 GMT
HUMBERSIDE RESULT 2021
2021 PARO – East Riding of Yorkshire
Overall result (First Stage) (total valid ballots 157,053)
Conservatives ahead in all districts, except Kingston upon Hull (Lab)
Con 71,554 – 45.6% Lab 61,859 – 39.4% Lib Dem 23,640 – 15.1%
East Riding of Yorkshire (total valid ballots 56,023)
Con 28,877 – 51.5% Lab 20,725 – 37.0% Lib Dem 6,421 – 11.5%
Kingston upon Hull (total valid ballots 42,887)
Con 10,076 – 23.5% Lab 19,272 – 44.9% Lib Dem 13,539 – 31.6%
North East Lincolnshire (total valid ballots 28,305)
Con 15,777 – 55.7% Lab 10,265 – 36.3% Lib Dem 2,263 – 8.0%
North Lincolnshire (total valid ballots 29,838)
Con 16,824 – 56.4% Lab 11,597 – 38.9% Lib Dem 1,417 – 4.7%
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Post by andrea on May 3, 2024 14:39:54 GMT
Somehow Jonathan Evison held this
CONS: 39.7% (-5.9) LAB: 36.4% (-3.0) LD: 23.9% (+8.8)
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Post by jacoblamsden on May 3, 2024 14:45:19 GMT
North Lincolnshire results:
Conservative – 11,124 (51.3%) Labour – 8,623 Liberal Democrat – 1,938
That's a very strong Conservative performance.
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Post by maxque on May 3, 2024 14:49:43 GMT
Somehow Jonathan Evison held this CONS: 39.7% (-5.9) LAB: 36.4% (-3.0) LD: 23.9% (+8.8) I think Labour has serious problems in Kingston at the moment.
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Post by threecrowns on May 3, 2024 15:05:35 GMT
Odd take. Hull was the only place where Labour polled well in this contest. They had a decent night in the council elections too, making progress and I'd expect them to win back control next time. Plus Hull is one of only four authorities in this contest.
The main issue in this contest was a crap candidate, if Keith Hunter had stood again I think he'd have won.
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