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Post by marksenior on Jul 13, 2016 8:48:42 GMT
Bradford MBC Wibsey Labour seat Candidates Lab/Con/LDem/UKIP
2016 Lab 1651 UKIP 739 Con 547 Ind 310 LDem 156 Green 121
2015 Lab 2683 UKIP 1785 Con 1228 LDem 247 Green 216 TUSC 55
2014 Lab 1467 UKIP 1355 Con 499 LDem 191
2012 Lab 1753 UKIP 781 Con 399 LDem 384
2011 Lab 1814 Con 809 UKIP 363 LDem 243 EDP 226
2010 Lab 2454 Con 1422 LDem 1158 BNP 765 UKIP 291
Cornwall UA Newquay Treviglass UKIP seat Candidates Con/Lab/LDem/Ind
2013 UKIP 266 Con 237 LDem 218 Lab 156
Cornwall UA St Teath and St Breward Independent seat Candidates Con/Lab/LD/3 x Ind
2013 Ind 628 LD 388 Con 204
Gwynedd CC Marchog Ind seat Candidates Lab/No Desc
2012 result ( 2 seats ) Ind 365/247/76 Lab 218/143
2008 result ( 2 seats ) Lab 248/184 Ind 202
Gwynedd CC Y Felinheli Plaid seat Candidates Con/Plaid
2012 result Plaid unopposed
2008 result Plaid unopposed
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Post by marksenior on Jul 13, 2016 9:20:41 GMT
Islington LBC Barnsbury Labour seat Candidates Con/Lab/LDem/Green/Ind
2014 result ( 3 seats ) Lab 2110/1948/1910 Con 710/604/594 Green 467/447/327 LDem 400/309/286 TUSC 100
2010 result ( 3 seats ) Lab 2399/2165/2064 LDem 1460/1358/1221 Con 1204/1198/1111 Green 557/528/490 Ind 87
2006 result ( 3 seats ) Lab 1072/986/973 LDem 888/789/744 Con 445/437/426 Green 432/394/391
Newham LBC Forest Gate North Labour seat Candidates Con/Lab/LDem/Green
2014 result ( 3 seats ) Lab 2324/2126/2120 Green 562/559 Con 549/490/480 TUSC 222 LDem 206 CPA 174/146
2010 result ( 3 seats ) Lab 3652/3631/3335 Green 905 Con 836/730/710 CPA 411/347 Ind 267
North Norfolk DC Astley Conservative seat Candidates Con/Lab/LDem/Green/UKIP
2015 result Con 734 Green 344 Lab 233
2011 result Con 359 LDem 257 Lab 156 Green 134
2007 result LDem 475 Con 331 Green 75
Selby DC Bryam and Brotherton Labour seat Candidates Con/Lab/York 1st
2015 result Lab 648 Con 480 UKIP 345
Wiltshire UA Trowbridge Grove Independent seat Candidates Con/Lab/LDem/Green/UKIP/Ind
2013 result Ind 843 Con 142
2009 result LDem 816 Con 311 Lab 70
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Post by maxque on Jul 13, 2016 10:12:27 GMT
Sorry, was quite a slab to type.
Wibsey - Bradford MBC - Lynne Smith (Labour) died. She was a councillor since 2006.
2014-2018 term
2016: Lab 1651, UKIP 739, Con 547, Ind 310, LD 156, Grn 121
2015: Lab 2683, UKIP 1795, Con 1228, LD 247, Grn 216, TUSC 55
2014: Lab 1467, UKIP 1355, Con 499, LD 191
2012: Lab 1753, UKIP 781, Con 399, LD 384
2011: Lab 1814, Con 809, UKIP 363, LD 243, ED 226
2010: Lab 2454, Con 1422, LD 1158, BNP 765, UKIP 291
2008: Lab 1397, Con 921, BNP 595, LD 410, ED 183, UKIP 100, Democratic Nationalists 26
2007: Lab 1546, BNP 1128, Con 821, LD 558
2006: Lab 1427, BNP 1251, Con 928, LD 513
2004: Lab 1460/1426/1331, BNP 1355, Con 1341/1279/1235, LD 581/380
Angharad Griffiths (Liberal Democrats)
Joanne Sharp (Labour Party)
Richard Sheard (The Conservative Party Candidate)
Jason Smith (UKIP)
Newquay Treviglas - Cornwall UA - Mark Hicks (UKIP) resigned for personal reasons. He was a councillor since 2013.
2013: UKIP 266, Con 237, LD 218, Lab 156
George Edwards (Independent)
Julian Grover (Labour Party)
Carl Leadbetter (The Conservative Party Candidate)
Paul Summers (Liberal Democrat)
St Teath & St Breward - Cornwall UA - John Lugg (Independent) resigned due to ill health. He was an unitary councillor since the creation in 2009 and before that he was a district (North Cornwall) councillor for the St Teath ward from 1979 to 2003 and for the Camelot ward between 2003 and 2009. He is the owner of a garage in Delabole.
2013: Ind 628, LD 388, Con 204
2009: Ind 957, Con 512 (division called St Teath, but same boundaries)
Dominic Fairman (Liberal Democrats)
David Garrigan (Labour Party)
Eddie Jones (Independent)
William Kitto (Independent)
Jeremy Stanford-Davis (Conservative Party)
Susan Theobald (Independent)
Marchog - Gwynedd - Chris O’Neil (Independent) resigned after admitting to choking one of his employees during an argument over wages. He blamed the incident on the stress of being a councillor and so resigned. He was a councillor since 2012.
2012: Ind 365/247/76, Lab 218/143
2008: Lab 247/184, Ind 202
2004: Lab 324/172, Ind 303
Dylan Fernley
Luke Tugwell (Welsh Labour / Llafur Cymru)
Y Felinheli - Gwynedd - Siân Gwenllian (Plaid Cymru) resigned, after her election as the new AM for Arfon. She was a councillor since 2008 and was Deputy Leader at a point.
2012: PC unopposed
2008: PC unopposed
2004: Lab 384, Ind 354
Gareth Griffith (Plaid Cymru - The Party of Wales)
Andrew Kinsman (Ceidwadwyr Cymreig / Welsh Conservatives)
Barnsbury - Islington LBC - James Murray (Labour) resigned to become London’s Deputy Mayor for Housing. He was a councillor since 2006 and the Housing Cabinet member since 2010.
2014: Lab 2110/1948/1910, Con 710/604/594, Grn 467/447/327, LD 400/309/286, TUSC 100
2010: Lab 2399/2165/2064, LD 1460/1358/1221, Con 1204/1198/1111, Grn 557/528/490, Ind 87
2006: Lab 1072/986/973, LD 888/789/744, Con 445/437/426, Grn 432/394/391
June 2003 by: LD 940, Lab 311, Con 182, Grn 136
2002: LD 1127/1046/1036, Lab 600/600/561, Grn 238/227, Ind 199, Con 183/174/153
One of the Labour candidates who lost in 2002 was Emily Thornberry, now the local MP (she also signed the nomination papers of the by-election candidate).
Robert Capper (Independent)
Rowena Champion (Labour Party)
Bradley Hiller-Smith (Liberal Democrats)
Ernestas Jegorovas (Green Party)
Edward Waldegrave (Conservative Party)
London 2016 results
Mayor: Lab 1798, Con 722, Grn 240, LD 172, WEP 111, UKIP 105, BF 34, Respect 27, CISTA 21, BNP 14, OLP 8, Zylinski 2
List: Lab 1548, Con 590, Grn 341, LD 240, WEP 213, UKIP 185, BF 53, AWP 31, Respect 31, House 20, CPA 16, BNP 14
Constituency: Lab 1740, Con 640, Grn 334, LD 291, UKIP 215, Respect 42, Communist League 10, SP 9
Forest Gate North - Newham LBC - Ellie Robinson (Labour) resigned to become a senior adviser to Sadiq Khan, mayor of London. She was a councillor since 2010, on Cabinet since 2013 and had an important position on Sadiq Khan campaign.
2014: Lab 2324/2126/2120, Grn 562/559, Con 548/490/480, TUSC 222, LD 206, Christian People Alliance 174/146
2010: Lab 3652/3631/3335, Grn 905, Con 836/730/710, Christian People Alliance 411/347, Ind 267
2006: Lab 1678/1552/1443, Respect 757/720/673, Grn 603, Con 517/454/418, Christian Peoples Alliance 409
2002: Lab 1333/1265/1253, Grn 628, Con 344, Socialist Alliance 272, UKIP 233
The UKIP candidate in 2002 was Gerard Batten, now MEP for London.
Anamul Islam (Labour Party)
John Oxley (Conservative Party)
James Rumsby (Liberal Democrats)
Elisabeth Whitebread (The Green Party)
London 2016 results
Mayor: Lab 2238, Con 507, Grn 272, LD 95, Respect 79, UKIP 79, WEP 65, CISTA 36, BF 35, BNP 16, Zylinski 15, OLP 5
List: Lab 2138, Grn 369, Con 312, UKIP 144, WEP 133, LD 129, Respect 91, CPA 55, BF 36, AWP 34, BNP 25, House 19
Constituency: Lab 2156, Grn 497, Con 351, UKIP 177, LD 149, Respect 90, Take Back The City 38, APP 18
Astley - North Norfolk DC - Steven Ward (Conservative) resigned, to look on his young family and the family business. He was severely by local parish councils for being absent (no presence at parish councils, no surgeries, no presence on social networks, no information letters) and was recently given a liability order for non-payment of Council Tax. He was first elected in 2015.
2015: Con 734, Grn 344, Lab 233
2011: Con 359, LD 257, Lab 156, Grn 134
2007: LD 475, Con 331, Grn 75
Jul 03 by: LD 441, Con 346, Ind 38, Lab 32
2003: Ind 349, Con 267, LD 144, Grn 54
Pierre Butikofer (Liberal Democrat)
Jo Copplestone (The Conservative Party Candidate)
Mandy Huntridge (The Green Party)
David Ramsbotham (UK Independence Party)
Callum Ringer (Labour Party Candidate)
Byram and Brotherton - Selby DC - Jack Crawford (Labour) died. He was a councillor from 1995 to 2007 and since 2011, representing Fairburn with Brotherton for the 2003-2007 and 2011-2015 period and Byram Cum Sutton from 1995 to 2003.
2015: Lab 648, Con 480, UKIP 345
Byrn Sage (The Conservative Party Candidate)
Steven Shaw-Wright (Labour Party)
Chris Whitwood (Yorkshire First)
Trowbridge Grove - Wiltshire UA - Jeffrey Osborn (Independent) died. He had a long elective career initially for Labour (1996), then for Liberal Democrats (1999-2009), becoming an Independent (2013). He represented that division on the Unitary since its creation in 2009 and before that was a county councillor for Trowbridge West starting in 2001 and a district (West Wiltshire) councillor stating in 1996 by-election (Trowbridge College 1996-2007, Trowbridge South West 2007-2009). He was also the Labour candidate for Somermet and Frome at the 1983 GE. His wife Helen is the councillor for Trowbridge Lambrok.
2013: Ind 842, Con 142
2009: LD 816, Con 311, Lab 70
Chris Auckland (Liberal Democrats)
David Halik (The Conservative Party Candidate)
Shaun Henley (The Labour Party Candidate)
Philip Randle (The Green Party)
Simon Selby (UK Independence Party)
Robert Wall (Independent)
Quite amusingly, the Liberal Democrat candidate was the Conservative candidate running against the wife of the late councillor in 2013.
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Post by froome on Jul 13, 2016 10:44:59 GMT
Trowbridge Grove - Wiltshire UA - Jeffrey Osborn (Independent) died. He had a long elective career initially for Labour (1996), then for Liberal Democrats (1999-2009), becoming an Independent (2013). He represented that division on the Unitary since its creation in 2009 and before that was a county councillor for Trowbridge West starting in 2001 and a district (West Wiltshire) councillor stating in 1996 by-election (Trowbridge College 1996-2007, Trowbridge South West 2007-2009). He was also the Labour candidate for Somermet and Frome at the 1983 GE. His wife Helen is the councillor for Trowbridge Lambrok.2013: Ind 842, Con 142 2009: LD 816, Con 311, Lab 70 Chris Auckland (Liberal Democrats) David Halik (The Conservative Party Candidate) Shaun Henley (The Labour Party Candidate) Philip Randle (The Green Party) Simon Selby (UK Independence Party) Robert Wall (Independent) Quite amusingly, the Liberal Democrat candidate was the Conservative candidate running against the wife of the late councillor in 2013. For a moment, I thought that Robert Wall might be the same person who was the leader of the Conservative group on Bristol city council for many years, but then remembered that he died in 2009. Phil Randle was the Green candidate for South West Wiltshire in the 2015 GE. Jeff Osborn had built up a huge personal vote here, so will be interesting to see where it goes now. |
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Post by maxque on Jul 13, 2016 11:03:31 GMT
Trowbridge Grove - Wiltshire UA - Jeffrey Osborn (Independent) died. He had a long elective career initially for Labour (1996), then for Liberal Democrats (1999-2009), becoming an Independent (2013). He represented that division on the Unitary since its creation in 2009 and before that was a county councillor for Trowbridge West starting in 2001 and a district (West Wiltshire) councillor stating in 1996 by-election (Trowbridge College 1996-2007, Trowbridge South West 2007-2009). He was also the Labour candidate for Somermet and Frome at the 1983 GE. His wife Helen is the councillor for Trowbridge Lambrok.2013: Ind 842, Con 142 2009: LD 816, Con 311, Lab 70 Chris Auckland (Liberal Democrats) David Halik (The Conservative Party Candidate) Shaun Henley (The Labour Party Candidate) Philip Randle (The Green Party) Simon Selby (UK Independence Party) Robert Wall (Independent) Quite amusingly, the Liberal Democrat candidate was the Conservative candidate running against the wife of the late councillor in 2013. For a moment, I thought that Robert Wall might be the same person who was the leader of the Conservative group on Bristol city council for many years, but then remembered that he died in 2009. He rather owned a party shop in Reading for 30 years, taking over the family business which opened in the 30's (they sadly had to close in 2011). |
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Post by jonnymorris on Jul 13, 2016 15:59:57 GMT
"He is the owner of a garage in Delabole."
As a politician and psephologist, I live for the pleasure of information like that.
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Post by Sibboleth on Jul 13, 2016 23:00:23 GMT
Marchog - Gwynedd - Chris O’Neil (Independent) resigned after admitting to choking one of his employees during an argument over wages. He blamed the incident on the stress of being a councillor and so resigned. He was a councillor since 2012.2012: Ind 365/247/76, Lab 218/143 2008: Lab 247/184, Ind 2022004: Lab 324/172, Ind 303 The Independent who polled 76 votes in 2012 was the same one who polled 202 in 2008 and 303 in 2004. The other 'Independents' were (are) members of a local Left (theoretically) populist (undeniably) outfit. Very much Local Independents For Local People. |
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Post by Sibboleth on Jul 13, 2016 23:02:09 GMT
And, yes, local politics in Bangor has pretty much always been what the internet would describe as a dumpster fire...
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Post by maxque on Jul 14, 2016 3:24:30 GMT
Marchog - Gwynedd - Chris O’Neil (Independent) resigned after admitting to choking one of his employees during an argument over wages. He blamed the incident on the stress of being a councillor and so resigned. He was a councillor since 2012.2012: Ind 365/247/76, Lab 218/143 2008: Lab 247/184, Ind 2022004: Lab 324/172, Ind 303 The Independent who polled 76 votes in 2012 was the same one who polled 202 in 2008 and 303 in 2004. The other 'Independents' were (are) members of a local Left (theoretically) populist (undeniably) outfit. Very much Local Independents For Local People. Do you have any information if Fernley (the new No Description candidate) is a member of that outfit? |
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Post by maxque on Jul 14, 2016 3:32:50 GMT
I noticed, on the various public publications of the candidates, than the Labour candidates of the week are mostly Corbynites and/or firmly on the left-wing of the party, not only in unwinnable seats (where it's true since a long time), but also in safe seats (the candidate in Newham Facebook page feature endorsements by McDonnell, Mark Serwotka and various Momentum members).
So, it seems the members who joined last year to support Corbyn are involving in the life of the party (and most likely, are nudged towards leafleting). I'm surprised, I expected most to not involve and let their subscription unrenewed.
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Post by maxque on Jul 14, 2016 8:28:35 GMT
"Endorsed by Mark Serwotka" is not a good thing. To be fair to the candidate, he was a PCS union rep for a long time. Obviously, the PCS leader endorses candidates from PCS. I would also say the pro-Corbyn members would be dumb to not try to get selected. Why leaving open seats to people from other factions without opposition? |
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Post by The Bishop on Jul 14, 2016 10:23:17 GMT
"Endorsed by Mark Serwotka" is not a good thing Yeah, he's a dick. But also an effective union leader by all accounts. |
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Post by Sibboleth on Jul 14, 2016 13:05:31 GMT
Do you have any information if Fernley (the new No Description candidate) is a member of that outfit? Yes he is. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 14, 2016 15:48:41 GMT
Yeah, he's a dick. But also an effective union leader by all accounts. Is he? His union is practically broke and its members are getting constantly shafted by the government. A complete waste of space and membership fees, if you ask me. As a former member of PCS I can confirm it is not an effective union, although it has individuals who are effective. It depends on who you get as your rep. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 14, 2016 17:53:12 GMT
Just curious does anyone think the Cons will get a Theresa style bounce in today's elections or will it make no difference.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 14, 2016 17:57:55 GMT
Just curious does anyone think the Cons will get a Theresa style bounce in today's elections or will it make no difference. A May Bounce is likely, but it would be more noticeable in national opinion polls rather than local council by-elections. |
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Post by maxque on Jul 14, 2016 18:44:54 GMT
I noticed, on the various public publications of the candidates, than the Labour candidates of the week are mostly Corbynites and/or firmly on the left-wing of the party, not only in unwinnable seats (where it's true since a long time), but also in safe seats (the candidate in Newham Facebook page feature endorsements by McDonnell, Mark Serwotka and various Momentum members). So, it seems the members who joined last year to support Corbyn are involving in the life of the party (and most likely, are nudged towards leafleting). I'm surprised, I expected most to not involve and let their subscription unrenewed. The Labour candidate in Wibsey (Bradford) is definitely not a Corbynista, from looking at her Twitter feed. It's no surprise to see a Hard Left candidate selected in Islington; in Newham there is a factional tussle going on at the moment by all accounts. Thanks, didn't scrolled down enough in her case. Still, that's quite a change from a few months ago, where openly pro-Corbyn candidates were uncommon and almost always in unwinnable areas. |
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Post by carlton43 on Jul 14, 2016 18:56:20 GMT
Just curious does anyone think the Cons will get a Theresa style bounce in today's elections or will it make no difference. Today may be too early but she will induce a bounce. |
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