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Post by greatkingrat on Sept 21, 2012 15:52:05 GMT
BOSTON - Frampton and Holme (Independent resigned)
2011 - Ind 373, BBI 189, UKIP 92
2007 - BBI 310, Ind 216, Con 163
2003 - Ind unopposed
Stuart ASHTON (Independent)
Maggie PEBERDY (Independent)
Sue RANSOME (UK Independence Party)
Claire RYLOTT (The Conservative Party Candidate)
Mike SHERIDAN-SHINN (The Labour Party Candidate)
BRIGHTON AND HOVE - East Brighton (Labour resigned)
2011 - Lab 2059/1862/1616, Grn 955/815/627, Con 940/826/803, LD 323/218, TUSC 142
2007 - Lab 1539/1401/1262, Con 1000/997/931, Grn 621/467/445, LD 401/400/377, Ind 257, SocLab 109
2003 - Lab 1545/1451/1223, Con 1062/1017/976, LD 770/682/553, Grn 623/475/396, SocLab 176
Sabiha CHOUDHURY (UKIP)
Carlie GOLDSMITH (Green Party)
Joe MILLER (The Conservative Party Candidate)
Jon REDFORD (Trade Unionists and Socialists Against Cuts)
Dominic SOKALSKI (Liberal Democrats)
Chaun WILSON (The Labour and Co-operative Party Candidate)
KENT - Maidstone Central (Liberal Democrat died)
2009 - LD 4465/3749, Con 2507/2479, UKIP 1274, Grn 908/761, Lab 603/568
2005 - LD 6252/4285, Con 4486/4258, Lab 3567/3231, Grn 1294, UKIP 854
Robert BIRD (Liberal Democrat)
Paul BUTCHER (The Conservative Party Candidate)
Paul HARPER (The Labour Party Candidate)
Stuart JEFFERY (Green Party)
John STANFORD (UK Independence Party)
Michael WALTERS (English Democrats Putting England First)
MAIDSTONE - Allington (Liberal Democrat died)
2012 - LD 1146, Con 613, Lab 266
2011 - LD 1345, Con 1048, Lab 383
2010 - LD 2705, Con 1178, Lab 292, Grn 100
2008 - LD 1437, Con 724, Lab 108, UKIP 86, Grn 57
2007 - LD 1517, Con 684, Lab 174
2006 - LD 1562, Con 653, Lab 149, UKIP 30
Barry GINLEY (The Conservative Party Candidate)
Gareth KENDALL (UK Independence Party)
Marianna POLISZCZUK (The Labour Party Candidate)
Jill SHEPHERD (Green Party)
Belinda WATSON (Liberal Democrat)
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Post by David Ashforth on Sept 21, 2012 18:20:54 GMT
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Post by Rural Radical on Sept 24, 2012 9:33:56 GMT
Can't see any of these changing hands.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 24, 2012 11:41:29 GMT
2005 of course was a GEneral election turnout, the labour figure shows what happened to us in some parts of the world.
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Post by Tony Otim on Sept 24, 2012 11:46:28 GMT
KENT - Maidstone Central (Liberal Democrat died)2009 - LD 4465/3749, Con 2507/2479, UKIP 1274, Grn 908/761, Lab 603/568 2005 - LD 6252/4285, Con 4486/4258, Lab 3567/3231, Grn 1294, UKIP 854 Candidates Con/Lab/LD/Grn/UKIP/ED The winning LibDem is 2005 must have had a huge personal vote - 2,000 votes ahead of his colleague! I suspect the fact that there was only one Green candidate and to a lesser extent only one UKIP candidate contributed to the disparity in the LD votes. |
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Post by erlend on Sept 29, 2012 13:28:12 GMT
And there ,ight also be an incumbency factor? Giving some of that 2000 as a personal vote. But I think the Green 2nd voters are probably a lot of it.
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on Oct 18, 2012 22:08:59 GMT
News from Brighton and Hove, where East Brighton is counting tonight:
turnout is 26.21% with 2859 ballot papers verified including 1105 postal votes
Maidstone is also counting tonight, presumably both the district and county byelections. Don't know about Boston.
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Post by middleenglander on Oct 18, 2012 22:16:10 GMT
News from Brighton and Hove, where East Brighton is counting tonight: turnout is 26.21% with 2859 ballot papers verified including 1105 postal votes quote] On those figures, relative turnout (number of ballot papers compared to 2011) is 71%, a bit on the low side but not particularly so. |
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on Oct 18, 2012 22:44:12 GMT
Labour hold East Brighton. Winning candidate Chaun Wilson had 1,596 votes (so about 56%). Conservatives were second, Greens third.
UPDATE: Lab 1,596, C 531, GP 456, UKIP 148, L Dem 59, TUSC 55.
Lab 56.1% (+8.9)
C 18.7% (-3.2)
GP 16.0% (-12.1)
UKIP 5.2%
L Dem 2.1% (-4.8)
TUSC 1.9% (-1.7)
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Post by marksenior on Oct 18, 2012 22:51:43 GMT
Labour hold East Brighton. Winning candidate Chaun Wilson had 1,596 votes (so about 56%). Conservatives were second, Greens third. UPDATE: Lab 1,596, C 531, GP 456, UKIP 148, L Dem 59, TUSC 55. Expected backlash against the Greens after their disgraceful treatment of Christina Summers |
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on Oct 18, 2012 22:54:36 GMT
Expected backlash against the Greens after their disgraceful treatment of Christina Summers I don't agree with what they did, but I doubt that it was a major issue in East Brighton. There are many other things which the council administration is doing which have been unpopular; the CLPs are very well organised and the Labour campaign was well-judged. Note that all other parties as well as the Greens suffered drops in their shares of the vote. |
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Post by marksenior on Oct 18, 2012 23:01:33 GMT
Expected backlash against the Greens after their disgraceful treatment of Christina Summers I don't agree with what they did, but I doubt that it was a major issue in East Brighton. There are many other things which the council administration is doing which have been unpopular; the CLPs are very well organised and the Labour campaign was well-judged. Note that all other parties as well as the Greens suffered drops in their shares of the vote. It is certainly a major issue in East Brighton and elsewhere in Brighton/Hove . I posted on the defection thread some time ago how many of my friends who live in Brighton and had previously voted Green were disgusted with their action . |
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Post by independentukip on Oct 18, 2012 23:06:39 GMT
Note that all other parties as well as the Greens suffered drops in their shares of the vote. Except UKIP from a standing start. I don't know their expectations but hope trouncing the Lib Dems (in yet another Brighton ward) and being in notional deposit saving territory will be regarded as positives. |
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Post by thetop on Oct 18, 2012 23:06:53 GMT
Labour hold East Brighton. Winning candidate Chaun Wilson had 1,596 votes (so about 56%). Conservatives were second, Greens third. UPDATE: Lab 1,596, C 531, GP 456, UKIP 148, L Dem 59, TUSC 55. Lab 56.1% (+8.9) C 18.7% (-3.2) GP 16.0% (-12.1) UKIP 5.2% L Dem 2.1% (-4.8) TUSC 1.9% (-1.7) I think your Green change is wrong; all my figures and changes agree apart from the Green one (mine's -4.4%). |
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Post by middleenglander on Oct 18, 2012 23:11:57 GMT
Labour hold East Brighton. Winning candidate Chaun Wilson had 1,596 votes (so about 56%). Conservatives were second, Greens third. UPDATE: Lab 1,596, C 531, GP 456, UKIP 148, L Dem 59, TUSC 55. Lab 56.1% (+8.9) C 18.7% (-3.2) GP 16.0% (-12.1) (-4.4) UKIP 5.2% L Dem 2.1% (-4.8) TUSC 1.9% (-1.7) Greens only down 4.4% not 12.1% Swing Con to Lab 6% since 2011. This is consistent with a 10% Lab lead in the opinion polls, although high Green vote and low LD vote makes for a somewhat unrepresentative ward. |
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Post by greatkingrat on Oct 18, 2012 23:12:15 GMT
Maidstone - Allington
LD 885 (52.4%)
Con 434 (25.7%)
Lab 179 (10.6%)
UKIP 162 (9.6%)
Grn 30 (1.8%)
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Post by greatkingrat on Oct 18, 2012 23:16:04 GMT
Kent - Maidstone Central
LD 2169 (40.1%)
Con 1301 (24.1%)
Lab 943 (17.4%)
UKIP 510 (9.4%)
Grn 393 (7.3%)
ED 89 (1.6%)
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Post by markgoodair on Oct 19, 2012 8:18:40 GMT
Maidstone - Allington LD 885 (52.4%) Con 434 (25.7%) Lab 179 (10.6%) UKIP 162 (9.6%) Grn 30 (1.8%) Change in share of vote LD -4.2% Con -4.6% Lab -2.5% UKIP +9.6% Green +1.8% |
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Post by andrea on Oct 19, 2012 8:32:01 GMT
Stuart Ashton has won in Boston
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Post by greatkingrat on Oct 19, 2012 8:44:11 GMT
And if you want to know the numbers - just buy a copy of next weeks Boston Standard
EDIT -
Stuart Ashton (Independent) 204 = 39.2%
Maggie Peberdy (Independent) 139 = 26.7%
Claire Rylot (Cons) 126 = 24.2%
Sue Ransome UKIP 32 = 6.1%
Mike Sheridan-Shinn (Lab) 19 = 3.6%
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