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Post by ricmk on Nov 15, 2024 12:31:19 GMT
That's a desperate result for Labour in Bradwell Agreed. I heard they worked it hard, but abandoned well before polling day as they realised it was hopeless. A Bradburn defending the seat after Robin died was never likely to struggle. The Broughton margin is much wider than I thought it would be though. |
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Post by iang on Nov 15, 2024 12:31:43 GMT
Derbyshire Dales Con 47.6% (+2.2) Green 43.2% (-11.4) Lab 9.2% ( new) W Oxfordshire. Chipping Norton LD 31.3% (+24.7) Con 29.7% (+9) Lab 27,2% (-34.1) Green 11.8% (-0.5) I'm sure Dominic Sandbrook will be delighted |
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Post by jamesdoyle on Nov 15, 2024 12:33:12 GMT
EAST AYRSHIRE UA; Kilmarnock West & Crosshouse; Lab Hold Allan MacDonald, Scottish Conservative and Unionist: 623 Lee Manley, Scottish Liberal Democrats: 145 Stephen McNamara: 75 Marie Robertson, Scottish National Party (SNP): 1,025 Jayne Sangster, Scottish Labour Party: 1,213 EAST AYRSHIRE UA; Doon Valley (Lab Hold) Tracey Clark, Scottish Conservative and Unionist: 410 Trevor Gordon Grant, Scottish Liberal Democrats: 68 Jim Ireland, Independent: 172 Jim Kyle, Scottish Labour Party: 516 Stef McNamara: 9 Lorraine Pollock, Scottish National Party (SNP): 379 Korin Matthew Vallance, Scottish Greens: 48 newsroom.east-ayrshire.gov.uk/news/east-ayrshire-council-by-elections-results |
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iang
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Post by iang on Nov 15, 2024 12:51:32 GMT
The Chipping Norton result looks better every time I look at it - you have to go back to 2006 for the last time we stood and were not last, however many candidates stood.
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Post by noorderling on Nov 15, 2024 13:05:28 GMT
Edinburgh turnout 37.4% (7,446) Lib Dem gain Lib Dems 2683, Conservative 1454, Labour 1441 |
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Post by The Bishop on Nov 15, 2024 13:05:42 GMT
The Chipping Norton result looks better every time I look at it - you have to go back to 2006 for the last time we stood and were not last, however many candidates stood. Hardly anyone saw your gains either here or in Edinburgh coming, credit where it is due. Though didn't the previous Labour incumbent in Chipping Norton lose interest after not getting the Banbury candidacy at the last GE? That sort of thing can affect a result. |
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Post by sanders on Nov 15, 2024 13:06:12 GMT
Chipping Norton LD 403 Con 383 Lab 350 Green 152 LD gain That makes sense. Presumably, Chipping Norton voted Lib Dem in the GE. |
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Post by andrewp on Nov 15, 2024 13:07:52 GMT
East Ayrshire
Kilmarnock West and Crosshouse
Lab 39.4% (+11.2)
SNP 33.3% (5.2)
Con 20.2% (-1.8)
LD 4.7% ( new)
Ind 2.4% ( new)
No Green, Alba or other Ind from last time
Doon Valley
Lab 32.2% (+9.1)
Con 25.6% (+8.9)
SNP 23.7% (+2.9)
Ind 10.7% ( new)
LD 4.2% ( new)
Green 3% ( new)
ND 0.6% ( new)
No Other Ind from last time.
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Post by Pete Whitehead on Nov 15, 2024 13:10:32 GMT
Chipping Norton LD 403 Con 383 Lab 350 Green 152 LD gain That makes sense. Presumably, Chipping Norton voted Lib Dem in the GE. Unlikely - the Lib Dems got 9% in Banbury |
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Post by The Bishop on Nov 15, 2024 13:12:09 GMT
Chipping Norton LD 403 Con 383 Lab 350 Green 152 LD gain That makes sense. Presumably, Chipping Norton voted Lib Dem in the GE. It is now in the Banbury seat (which went Labour) not Witney as was the case previously. |
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Post by jrl72 on Nov 15, 2024 13:15:51 GMT
Chipping Norton LD 403 Con 383 Lab 350 Green 152 LD gain That makes sense. Presumably, Chipping Norton voted Lib Dem in the GE. Chipping Norton was moved to the Banbury seat and presumably voted Labour in the GE. |
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Post by redwombat on Nov 15, 2024 13:17:46 GMT
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Post by Tony Otim on Nov 15, 2024 13:18:37 GMT
Edinburgh:
LD 2683
Con 1454
Lab 1441
SNP 800
Grn 393
Ref 268
Wilkinson 173
Henry 57
SFP 51
Brown 50
Bob 22
Libertarian 9
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Post by jamesdoyle on Nov 15, 2024 13:23:15 GMT
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LDm +192
Lab +142
Con +9
Grn -19
SNP -59
Nip and tuck between LDm and Lab until right at the end. LibDems helped by not having much negative anywhere, wheras Labour had several negative scores pulling them down. Pretty good week for both in the end.
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Post by Tony Otim on Nov 15, 2024 13:23:28 GMT
That is an absolutely crushing win for the Lib Dems.
Given they now have 3 more councillors than the minority Labour administration they prop up, I wonder if they make a bid to change things round. Might be risky if Labour throw a strop and could let the SNP in, so might be better continuing to pull the strings from the background...
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Post by andrewp on Nov 15, 2024 13:24:33 GMT
Edinburgh changes
LD 36.3% (+22.9)
Con 19.6% (-10.3)
Lab 19.5% (-13.9)
SNP 10.8% (-6.5)
Green 5.3% (-0.1)
RefUK 3.6% ( new)
Ind 2.3% ( new)
Ind 0.8% ( new)
Ind 0.7% ( new)
SFP 0.7% (-0.9)
Ind 0.3% ( new)
Lib 0.1% ( new)
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Post by andrewp on Nov 15, 2024 13:29:19 GMT
An update on the statistics for the by elections held in this local electoral year, following the May 2024 local elections.
Following the 12 contests held on the 14th November , there have now been 213 ordinary by elections for 215 seats since 2nd May 2024.
The Conservatives have defended 44 - held 28 and lost 16- 7 to Labour, 5 to the Lib Dems, 2 to RefUK and 2 to Independents (retention rate 64%) and have gained 31
Labour have defended 112- held 82 and lost 30- 15 to the Conservatives, 6 to the Greens, 5 to the Lib Dems, 2 to the SNP and 2 to RefUK ( retention rate 73%) and have gained 11
The Lib Dems have defended 29- held 20 and lost 9- 5 to the Conservatives, 2 to Labour and 1 each to the SNP and an Independent ( retention rate 69%) and have gained 10
The Greens have defended 7- held 5 and lost 2 to the Conservatives, ( retention rate 71%) and have gained 6
RefUK have gained 4 seats
SNP have defended 5, held 1 and lost 4 ( retention rate 20%) and have gained 3 seats
PC have defended 2, held 1 and lost 1 ( retention rate 50%) and have gained 1 seat
There have been 13 by elections for a seat previously won by an Independent, 5 were won by another Independent, 5 were gained by the Conservatives 2 by Labour, and 1 by Plaid and an Independent has gained 4 seats
Localist groups have defended 1, held 1
Overall totals and net changes since May
Con 59 (+15)
Lab 93 (-19)
LD 30 (+1)
Green 11 (+4)
Ind 9 (-4)
RefUK 4 (+4)
SNP 4 (-1)
PC 2 (=)
Loc 1 (=
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Post by iain on Nov 15, 2024 13:34:57 GMT
Lib Dems 2683, Conservative 1454, Labour 1441 Flippin eck |
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Post by noorderling on Nov 15, 2024 13:47:43 GMT
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Post by sanders on Nov 15, 2024 13:50:27 GMT
That makes sense. Presumably, Chipping Norton voted Lib Dem in the GE. It is now in the Banbury seat (which went Labour) not Witney as was the case previously. I ignore boundary changes I don't like. None of West Oxfordshire should be in Banbury. In my day, when we campaigned there in 2016, it was in Witney. It should still be there. The Oxfordshire seats look hideous nowadays. |
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