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Post by carlton43 on Sept 24, 2015 22:30:06 GMT
Labour holds Pontefract North. EDIT: BritainElects has the percentages: If all bar one are on + to an overall net 25+. Where did it come from? EDIT Thanks Pete. I was looking not far enough back. Reasonable results. Good to have pipped Labour to a second again at the other result. |
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on Sept 24, 2015 22:32:10 GMT
Labour holds Pontefract North. EDIT: BritainElects has the percentages: If all bar one are on + to an overall net 25+. Where did it come from? They're comparing to 2012, when an Independent got 22.3%, and the Green Party got 3%. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 24, 2015 22:33:58 GMT
If all bar one are on + to an overall net 25+. Where did it come from? They're comparing to 2012, when an Independent got 22.3%, and the Green Party got 3%. Will have to wait for MiddleEnglander but I guess not as good for UKIP compared to 2015. Guess the UKIP part of Britain Elects is doing the figures |
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Post by finsobruce on Sept 24, 2015 22:34:15 GMT
Labour holds Pontefract North. EDIT: BritainElects has the percentages: If all bar one are on + to an overall net 25+. Where did it come from? If they are doing it on 2012 (why? was that when the previous councillor was elected?) there was an Indpendent and a Green missing this time. And if it was on 2015 (as it should be) there is still a lack of a Green. |
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Post by maxque on Sept 24, 2015 22:41:35 GMT
WYRE FOREST Blakebrook and South Habberley Tracey Onslow (The Conservative Party Candidate) 595 Michael Wrench (UK Independence Party (UKIP)) 252 Bernadette Connor (Labour Party Candidate) 247 Natalie McVey (Green Party) 173 Jim Lawson (Health Concern) 167 Adrian Beavis (Liberal Democrats) 54 Con 40.0% (+11.5) UKIP 16.9% (-3.2) Lab 16.6% (-1.7) Grn 11.6% (+0.5) HC 11.2% (-4.3) LD 3.6% (-1.3) |
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Post by maxque on Sept 24, 2015 22:44:15 GMT
Labour holds Pontefract North. EDIT: BritainElects has the percentages: On 2015: Lab -3.7 UKIP +2.3 Con -5.1 YF +6.5 LD +4.5 TUSC -0.2 |
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Post by Ben Walker on Sept 24, 2015 22:57:20 GMT
Out of interest, which do you think is preferable?
Percentage changes on the last time the seat in question was up for election (2012 - 2016 term), or the last time the ward in question was up for election (2015)?
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on Sept 24, 2015 22:57:49 GMT
Conservatives have held both the Norfolk County and South Norfolk District seats.
Derwent Valley is definitely counting tonight, incidentally.
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Post by andrewteale on Sept 24, 2015 22:58:13 GMT
Twitter gives the Ponte N figures as Lab 909 UKIP 453 C 199 Yorks1st 124 LD 86 TUSC 24.
Reports that the Tories have held both Norfolk by-elections.
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Post by markgoodair on Sept 24, 2015 23:02:56 GMT
TUSC couldn't be arsed turning upto the count.
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Post by brianjrvs on Sept 24, 2015 23:03:20 GMT
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Con 1107
Lab. 466
Lib Dem 314
Ukip. 285
Turnout 22.7
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Post by obsie on Sept 24, 2015 23:05:19 GMT
Chedgrave and Thurton
Con 260 53.5%
Lab 93 19.1%
UKIP 64 13.2%
Lib Dem 69 14.2%
Loddon
Con 1094 57.0%
UKIP 233 12.1%
Lab 357 18.6%
Lib Dem 235 12.2%
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Post by timmullen1 on Sept 24, 2015 23:19:36 GMT
TUSC couldn't be arsed turning upto the count. No they've probably all signed up as £3 supporters of The Messiah of Islington! |
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Post by maxque on Sept 24, 2015 23:36:20 GMT
Chedgrave and Thurton Con 260 53.5% Lab 93 19.1% UKIP 64 13.2% Lib Dem 69 14.2% Loddon Con 1094 57.0% UKIP 233 12.1% Lab 357 18.6% Lib Dem 235 12.2% Chedgrave and Thurton Con (+7.7) Lab (-0.8) LD (+5.6) UKIP (-3.0) Loddon (2013; 2015 by): Con (-6.7; +6.9) Lab (+6.4; +1.6) LD (+7.0; +3.9) UKIP (-6.8; -3.3)) |
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Post by maxque on Sept 24, 2015 23:54:09 GMT
Derwent Con 1107 Lab. 466 Lib Dem 314 Ukip. 285 Turnout 22.7 Con 51.0% (+8.2) Lab 21.5% (-1.6) LD 14.5% (+4.6) UKIP 13.1% (-11.0) |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 25, 2015 6:46:50 GMT
Out of interest, which do you think is preferable? Percentage changes on the last time the seat in question was up for election ( 2012 - 2016 term), or the last time the ward in question was up for election ( 2015)? I personally think the last time the ward was up for election as it shows how the ward has changed since they were last asked to vote. In some cases it may not have been fought since a major round of elections sometimes it might. But if you were analysiing football teams, you wouldn't discount cup matches and only concentrate on league form even though the two have different approaches. So same goes for election results. |
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Post by Devil Wincarnate on Sept 25, 2015 6:50:10 GMT
Turnout in Pontefract North is a whopping 15.83%. Corbyn effect again...er... |
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Post by The Bishop on Sept 25, 2015 9:26:07 GMT
If you want to take that line, it shows that people aren't queueing up to vote *against* him either  The real Jez effect, if there is one, will be from the current surge in membership feeding through into increased Labour activism. |
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Post by carlton43 on Sept 25, 2015 9:51:22 GMT
WYRE FOREST Blakebrook and South Habberley Tracey Onslow (The Conservative Party Candidate) 595 Michael Wrench (UK Independence Party (UKIP)) 252 Bernadette Connor (Labour Party Candidate) 247 Natalie McVey (Green Party) 173 Jim Lawson (Health Concern) 167 Adrian Beavis (Liberal Democrats) 54 Con 40.0% (+11.5) UKIP 16.9% (-3.2) Lab 16.6% (-1.7) Grn 11.6% (+0.5) HC 11.2% (-4.3) LD 3.6% (-1.3) It would be helpful if organizations and individuals quoted their comparison dates please! This is a very good Conservative result but may still be showing the gradual unwind of the LD and the HC effect in that area, as seen in GE majority? Labour showing no Corbyn bounce there. |
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Post by carlton43 on Sept 25, 2015 9:55:00 GMT
Labour holds Pontefract North. EDIT: BritainElects has the percentages: On 2015: Lab -3.7 UKIP +2.3 Con -5.1 YF +6.5 LD +4.5 TUSC -0.2 That is always for me a fundamental moment when a once dominant party stops being majoritarian in its vote. We have Labour on less thn 50% in a Pontefract seat and UKIP still increasing in this dead period after a GE and with the bold new leader in place that the electorate have craved with proper left policies. That should be a worry. |
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