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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on Nov 16, 2012 1:07:32 GMT
Labour has held Ardwick (to no-one's surprise) but with a very solid vote - about 1,900 with Greens in second with 120, Lib Dems third with 100.
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Post by middleenglander on Nov 16, 2012 1:08:34 GMT
Poole, Brankscombe East
Conservative 42.0%, -15.8% (average) on May 2011 and -6.9% (average) since 2007
Lib Dems 19.3%, - 6.5% (average) on 2011 but +0.2% on 2007
Labour 7.9% having not contested 2011 or 2007
BNP 2.1% also not contesting 2011 or 2007
UKIP 10.0%, -6.4% on 2011 but no candidate in 2007
Poole People 18.6% after no candidate in 2011 or 2007
'- although Independents polled 32% (average) in 2007
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Post by marksenior on Nov 16, 2012 1:12:33 GMT
Apparently there was a referendum in Hartlepool today and they have voted to do away with the Mayoral system by 7,366 to 5,177 votes .
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Post by Sibboleth on Nov 16, 2012 1:15:12 GMT
Ardwick reported as: Labour 1904, Green 120, LDem 94, Tory 92, UKIP 61, TUSC 52, BNP 43
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Post by The Bishop on Nov 16, 2012 1:18:29 GMT
I make that as over 80% for Labour in a 7-way contest. Dominating  |
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Post by Andrew_S on Nov 16, 2012 1:20:21 GMT
Ardwick reported as: Labour 1904, Green 120, LDem 94, Tory 92, UKIP 61, TUSC 52, BNP 43 Labour benefiting from heavily-split opposition. ;D |
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Post by Pete Whitehead on Nov 16, 2012 1:22:11 GMT
If Ardwick was in the US it would have voted 100% for Obama. 80% is lightweight
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Post by middleenglander on Nov 16, 2012 1:24:12 GMT
I make that as over 80% for Labour in a 7-way contest. Dominating Manchester Ardwick: Labour 80.5%, +0.1% since May 2012 Green 5.1%, -1.7% Lib Dem 4.0%, -0.7% Conservative 3.9%, -1.3% UKIP 2.6% from nowher TUSC 2.2%, -0.8% BNP 1.8% from nowhere |
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Post by marksenior on Nov 16, 2012 1:35:16 GMT
North Herts results
Hitchwood/Hoo Con 774 UKIP 217 Lab 189 LD 110 Green 72
Letchworth SE Con 761 Lab 399 UKIP 184 LD 88 Green 51
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Post by middleenglander on Nov 16, 2012 1:54:49 GMT
North Herts results Hitchwood/Hoo Con 774 UKIP 217 Lab 189 LD 110 Green 72 Letchworth SE Con 761 Lab 399 UKIP 184 LD 88 Green 51 Hitchwood / Hoo - corrected Conservative 56.8%, -7.4% since May 2012 and -9.8% since 2011 UKIP 15.9% having not contested 2012 or 2011 Labour 13.9%, - 3.1% on 2012 and -1.6% since 2011 Lib Dem 8.1%, +0.5% on 2012 but -2.1% on 2011 Green 5.3%, -5.8% since 2012 and -2.4% since 2011 Letchworth South East Conservative 51.3%, +12.2% on May 2012 and +2.9% on 2011 Labour 26.9%, -3.4% on 2012 but 0.2% on 2011 UKIP 12.4%, -2.2% since 2012 but +3.4% since 2011 Lib Dem 5.9%, -2.3% since 2012 and -2.8% since 2011 Green 3.4%, -4.3% since 2012 and -3.8% since 2011 |
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Post by independentukip on Nov 16, 2012 2:17:12 GMT
Based on the figures presented I make the vote share in Hitchwood/Hoo:
56.8 Faye BARNARD (Conservative)
5.3 George HOWE (Green)
8.1 Peter JOHNSON (Liberal Democrats)
13.9 Jackie MCDONALD (Labour)
15.9 Peter ROBBINS (UKIP)
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Post by swindonlad on Nov 16, 2012 2:58:45 GMT
Swindon Blundsdon & Highworth
C 1453
L 1075
UKIP 195
Green 111
Ind 23 (LD but forgot to put description)
Conservatives regain Council
C 29 L 24 LD 4
Along with topping 1st pref votes in PCC election a good night for Conservatives at the Oasis.
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Post by middleenglander on Nov 16, 2012 7:19:56 GMT
Based on the figures presented I make the vote share in Hitchwood/Hoo: 56.8 Faye BARNARD (Conservative) 5.3 George HOWE (Green) 8.1 Peter JOHNSON (Liberal Democrats) 13.9 Jackie MCDONALD (Labour) 15.9 Peter ROBBINS (UKIP) You are correct, I had typed in Labour 179 not the 189 actual. |
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Post by middleenglander on Nov 16, 2012 7:47:02 GMT
Swindon, Blunsdon & Highworth
Conservative 50.9%, +6.1% (top) and 4.7% (average) since May 2012
Labour 37.6%, +6.3% (top) and 8.6% (average)
UKIP 6.8% from nowhere
Green 3.9%, -9.1% (top) or -9.6% (average)
Independent 0.8%
- no official Lib Dem -11.0% (top), -11.4% (average)
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Post by middleenglander on Nov 16, 2012 8:01:15 GMT
Bradford, Wharfedale:
Conservative 1,353 - 54.0%
Labour 485 - 19.4%
Green 320 - 12.8%
Lib Dem 222 - 8.9%
UKIP 124 - 5.0%
Compared to May 2012:
Con -6.8%, Lab +0.6%, Green -2.5%, Lib Dem +3.7%, UKIP 5.0% from nowhere
Compared to May 2011:
Con -5.7%, Lab -1.4%, Green +2.1%, Lib Dem +0.1%, UKIP +5.0%
Harlow, Todbrook:
Labour 604 - 52.5%
Conservative 383 - 33.3%
UKIP 111 - 9.6%
Lib Dem 53 - 4.6%
Compared to May 2012:
Lab -1.8%, Con -6.1%, Lib Dem -1.8%, UKIP 9.6% from nowhere
Compared to May 2011
Lab +3.5%, Con -10.1%, Lib Dem -3.0%, UKIP 9.6%
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Post by Deleted on Nov 16, 2012 8:49:51 GMT
Bloxwich
Lab 1049
Con 783
UKIP 195
LD 61
I am delighted to report our ex candidate PAtti Lane is now a councillor
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Post by middleenglander on Nov 16, 2012 8:59:45 GMT
Results of the 37 local council by-elections reported so far are:
Conservatives defend 20 seats, 6 following a death and 14 after a resignation:
BATH & NORTH EAST SOMERSET UA,Chew Valley North - Conservative retained
BOURNEMOUTH UA, Littledown & Iford - resigned
BRADFORD MB, Wharfedale - Conservative retained, 3.7% swing to Labour since May
BURY MB, Church - Conservative retained retained, 3.9% swing to Labour since May
BURY MB, North Manor - Conservative retained, 0.8% swing to Labour since May
CENTRAL BEDFORDSHIRE UA, Biggleswade South - died
CENTRAL BEDFORDSHIRE UA, Silsoe & Shillington - resigned
CHILTERN DC, Central - resigned
DAVENTRY DC, Brixworth - died
EAST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, Oundle - resigned
EDEN DC, Penrith Pategill - resigned
HARROGATE BC, Rossett - resigned
NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE DC, Hitchwood, Offa & Hoo - Conservative retained, 2.1% swing to Labour since May
NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE DC, Letchworth South East - Conservative retained, 7.8% swing from Labour since May
POOLE UA, Branksome East - Conservative retained, 4.4% swing to Lib Dems since 2011
RYEDALE DC, Norton West - Lib Dem gained from Conservative, 17.6% swing to Lib Dems since 2011 although Conservative share only 1½% down
ST EDMUNDSBURY BC, Risbygate - resigned
SWINDON UA, Blunsdon & Highworth - Conservative retained, 1.9% swing to Labour since May
WEALDEN DC, Heathfield North & Central - died
WEST SUSSEX CC, Midhurst - resigned
Labour defend 13 seats, 3 following a death and 10 after a resignation
CHERWELL DC, Banbury Ruscote - resigned
DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY UA, Annandale North - Conservative gained from Labour
HARLOW BC, Toddbrook - Labour retained, 2.1% swing from Conservatives since May
LIVERPOOL MB, Knotty Ash - resigned
MANCHESTER MB, Ardwick - Labour retained, 0.9% swing from Green since May
MELTON BC, Egerton - resigned
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE MB, Ouseburn - resigned
NORTH TYNESIDE MB, Wallsend - resigned
OLDHAM MB, Failsworth West - Labour retained, 2.6% swing to UKIP since May
RUGBY BC, New Bilton - resigned
WALSALL MB, Bloxwich West - Labour retained, 4.3% swing to Conservatives since May
WAVENEY DC, Beccles South - resigned
WOLVERHAMPTON MB, Park - resigned
Liberal Democrats defend 2 seats, both after a resignation:
HAVANT BC, Battins - Lib Dems retained, 17.7% swing from Labour since May
WATFORD BC, Central - Lib Dems retained, 3.0% swing to Labour since May
Independents defend 2 seats, both after a resignation
CONWY BC, Deganwy - resigned
MERTHYR TYDFIL BC, Cyfarthfa - resigned
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Post by froome on Nov 16, 2012 9:12:58 GMT
Bath & N.E. Somerset: Chew Valley North
Con 417
Lib Dem 271
Ind 106
Green 26
Thus, no change but a large swing from Conservative to Lib Dem, mainly due to a much more active campaign here from the Lib Dems.
The Conservatives in B&NES should be concerned at their situation, It was one of the few authorities which registered a swing away from them in the 2011 elections and they lost control of the council to the Lib Dems. Since then two of their councillors have become Independents, citing dissatisfaction with the way their party works within the council. Chew Valley North was one of their safest wards (they took over 75% of the vote here in 2011) and whilst they still took just over 50% of the vote, it can hardly now be considered to be safe.
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Post by middleenglander on Nov 16, 2012 9:23:31 GMT
Bloxwich Lab 1049 Con 783 UKIP 195 LD 61 I am delighted to report our ex candidate PAtti Lane is now a councillor Labour 50.2%, -4.2% since May 2012 but +5.0% on 2011 Conservatives 37.5%, +4.4% on 2012 but -5.3% on 2011 Lib Dems 2.9%, -0.2% on 2012 and -1.7% on 2011 UKIP 9.3% having no candidate in either May 2012 or 2011 No Independent (9.3%) in 2012 or Democratic Labour (7.4%) in 2011 |
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Post by Pete Whitehead on Nov 16, 2012 9:32:21 GMT
So a 4.3% swing from Labour to Conservative since May as when wqe all know Labour underperformerd abominally in Walsall. Perhaps Ian might want to explain to us why Labour is still so underperforming in his home borough rather than offering his half-arsed analysis of UKIP's performance in constituencies he knows nothing about
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