A quartet of by-election victories in key Parliamentary seats

In addition to the gain off the Conservatives in Hampstead Town (Hampstead and Kilburn constituency), there were three other excellent Liberal Democrat results last night in key Parliamentary constituencies: on Truro City Council, the Liberal Democrats took a seat off Mebyon Kernow (Truro and Falmouth constituency), in Alfriston ward, Wealden District Council, the Liberal Democrats took a seat off the Conservatives with a 24% swing (Lewes constituency) and in Colden Common & Twyford ward (Winchester constituency) we held a seat with an increased majority and swing from the Conservatives.

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3 Comments

  • David Heigham
    Posted 26th September 2008 at 4:58 pm | Permalink

    And no losses. But the ALDC do not have the Truro result.

  • Posted 26th September 2008 at 6:27 pm | Permalink

    Truro City Council by-election, 25.09.08:

    27.5% turnout

    LD 612
    CON 388
    MK 151
    LAB 107

  • Posted 26th September 2008 at 11:36 pm | Permalink

    Glad to see we can even defeat Mebyon Kernow on their home turf.

    Despite the rising whatever-their-colour-is tide.

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