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Post by finsobruce on Sept 17, 2015 22:57:08 GMT
Clear evidence of Corbyn bounce i.e Green down & Lab up. our candidate (now councillor) reported one voter with a green poster up saying she was going to vote for him instead as she was a "Green Socialist". She also asked for a poster so she could put it in her window next to the Green poster...... Lib Dems made much more effort in Woodside. |
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Post by maxque on Sept 17, 2015 22:59:43 GMT
Woodside (2014; 2014 by)
Lab 61.7% (+4.6; +5.4)
LD 21.0% (+9.2; +0.6)
Con 6.8% (-0.9; +0.9)
Grn 5.9% (-5.6; -2.2)
UKIP 4.6% (-2.7; -2.2)
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Post by finsobruce on Sept 17, 2015 23:01:02 GMT
Thankfully not as much as I feared, even with TUSC standing this time. As for the percentages in Woodside, they are: Labour 61.7%, Lib Dem 21.0%, Conservative 6.8%, Green 5.9%, UKIP 4.6%. TUSC don't really mean anything on this side of the borough, they are much "stronger" relatively speaking, in Tottenham. |
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Post by maxque on Sept 17, 2015 23:01:21 GMT
Ayr:
3970 valid votes, 36 rejected, quota 1986.
No candidate has quota, Green candidate eliminated in the 1st count.
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Post by maxque on Sept 17, 2015 23:09:04 GMT
Thankfully not as much as I feared, even with TUSC standing this time. As for the percentages in Woodside, they are: Labour 61.7%, Lib Dem 21.0%, Conservative 6.8%, Green 5.9%, UKIP 4.6%. TUSC don't really mean anything on this side of the borough, they are much "stronger" relatively speaking, in Tottenham. At least, they ran a candidate from the "right" part of the borough. UKIP ran someone from Tottenham in Noel Park (who had run as "Independent People Together" in Tottenham for Westminster in 2010 GE). |
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Post by finsobruce on Sept 17, 2015 23:12:06 GMT
TUSC don't really mean anything on this side of the borough, they are much "stronger" relatively speaking, in Tottenham. At least, they ran a candidate from the "right" part of the borough. UKIP ran someone from Tottenham in Noel Park (who had run as "Independent People Together" in Tottenham for Westminster in 2010 GE). The UKIP candidate turned up at the Wood Green library polling station for a short while in the afternoon and made a bit of a performance of himself so I'm told. |
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Post by maxque on Sept 17, 2015 23:12:29 GMT
Green candidate transfered 76 votes (it's the number of votes he got or the number of votes which transfered?) and the Independent is eliminated.
If that's the number of votes, that means Greens polled 1.9%.
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Post by East Anglian Lefty on Sept 17, 2015 23:14:47 GMT
Clear evidence of Corbyn bounce i.e Green down & Lab up. our candidate (now councillor) reported one voter with a green poster up saying she was going to vote for him instead as she was a "Green Socialist". She also asked for a poster so she could put it in her window next to the Green poster...... Lib Dems made much more effort in Woodside. Seems a bit odd, given they won seats in Noel Park in 2006 and didn't get close in Woodside. Any particular logic to that? Demographics don't seem dissimilar enough to justify it. |
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Post by myth11 on Sept 17, 2015 23:21:45 GMT
cons get most 1st prefs all down to labour on who wins lol
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Post by maxque on Sept 17, 2015 23:23:03 GMT
our candidate (now councillor) reported one voter with a green poster up saying she was going to vote for him instead as she was a "Green Socialist". She also asked for a poster so she could put it in her window next to the Green poster...... Lib Dems made much more effort in Woodside. Seems a bit odd, given they won seats in Noel Park in 2006 and didn't get close in Woodside. Any particular logic to that? Demographics don't seem dissimilar enough to justify it. The candidate in Woodside was Lynne Featherstone's CoS. I suppose she has more clout than the Noel Park candidate (a public affairs officer for the Incorporated Society of Musicians). |
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on Sept 17, 2015 23:24:56 GMT
SOUTH AYRSHIRE Ayr East
First preference votes
Dan McCroskrie (Scottish Conservative and Unionist) 1,527
John Wallace (Scottish National Party (SNP)) 1,507
Susan Wilson (Scottish Labour Party) 642
Andrew Bryden (Independent) 218
Boyd Murdoch (Scottish Green Party) 76
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Post by maxque on Sept 17, 2015 23:26:54 GMT
Ayr
Con 38.5% (+5.5)
SNP 38.0% (+6.6)
Lab 16.2% (-7.2)
Ind 5.5%
Grn 1.9%
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Post by finsobruce on Sept 17, 2015 23:26:51 GMT
our candidate (now councillor) reported one voter with a green poster up saying she was going to vote for him instead as she was a "Green Socialist". She also asked for a poster so she could put it in her window next to the Green poster...... Lib Dems made much more effort in Woodside. Seems a bit odd, given they won seats in Noel Park in 2006 and didn't get close in Woodside. Any particular logic to that? Demographics don't seem dissimilar enough to justify it. Well the 2006 result in Noel Park was when we were at our nadir (and the Lib Dems were only 90 votes away in Woodside) but the big push then was made by one of their candidates who though she didn't live in the ward was very popular - but then defected to Labour and the bubble burst really. As to Woodside I think the Lib Dems were slightly encouraged by the by election last year and as I said in another post, their candidate is a quite ambitious Lib Dem insider ( I really don't mean this in a derogatory way - one of our 2010-14 councillors was a Labour insider - he worked for Ed M) and all the effort was made for her hence the Farron visit. Woodside was historically the much more residential ward and used, when I first came to Haringey, to be a majority Tory ward. |
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Post by maxque on Sept 17, 2015 23:29:31 GMT
With only Labour votes to redistribute, SNP leads by 11 votes.
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Post by maxque on Sept 17, 2015 23:35:02 GMT
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Post by middleenglander on Sept 17, 2015 23:49:13 GMT
SNP hold by sone 35 votes
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Post by East Anglian Lefty on Sept 18, 2015 0:20:03 GMT
SOUTH AYRSHIRE Ayr East First preference votes Dan McCroskrie (Scottish Conservative and Unionist) 1,527 John Wallace (Scottish National Party (SNP)) 1,507 Susan Wilson (Scottish Labour Party) 642 Andrew Bryden (Independent) 218 Boyd Murdoch (Scottish Green Party) 76 Presumably the same Tory candidate as stood in Tillydrone/Seaton in Aberdeen in 2012? |
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Post by maxque on Sept 18, 2015 1:04:15 GMT
SOUTH AYRSHIRE Ayr East First preference votes Dan McCroskrie (Scottish Conservative and Unionist) 1,527 John Wallace (Scottish National Party (SNP)) 1,507 Susan Wilson (Scottish Labour Party) 642 Andrew Bryden (Independent) 218 Boyd Murdoch (Scottish Green Party) 76 Presumably the same Tory candidate as stood in Tillydrone/Seaton in Aberdeen in 2012? I suppose, his bio says he studied at University of Aberdeen (Politics and International Relations) and looks young enough to have been an university student in 2012. |
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Post by Pimpernal on Sept 18, 2015 5:11:18 GMT
Interesting Town Council result yesterday:
Folkestone East result for Folkestone Town Council:
UKIP 365
Labour 290
Tories 211
Lib Dems 91
TUSC 18.
Theoretically this is a UKIP gain from Labour as the vacancy was the Labour seat won in May and the replacement candidate is her husband I think - who lost in May. UKIP stood only 1 candidate in May and topped the poll. In May it was 1 UKIP, 1 Labour, 2 People First, - People First didn't stand this time.
Folkestone / Shepway is one of the 3 areas in Kent that have a significant UKIP presence so it suggests where we have that groundbase we can still get significant support and win...
Almost balances out the 5 defections from UKIP on Thanet...
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Post by Devil Wincarnate on Sept 18, 2015 6:26:13 GMT
Ayr Con 38.5% (+5.5) SNP 38.0% (+6.6) Lab 16.2% (-7.2) Ind 5.5% Grn 1.9% Tories unlucky there, that's a good effort. Clearly Ayr East didn't get the memo about Scotland queuing to vote for Jezza. |
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