Helen Duffett

Council by-election results: 29 September 2011

By | Fri 30th September 2011 - 7:54 pm

Gwynedd UA, Penrhyndeudraeth
PC 515 (61.4; +2.9)
Llais Gwynedd 233 (27.8; -13.7)
Ind 91 (10.8; +10.8)
Majority 282
Turnout not known
PC hold
Percentage change is since May 2008.

Gwynedd UA, Diffwys and Maenofferen
PC 210 (57.9; +16.7)
Llais Gwynedd 153 (42.1; -7.2)
Majority 57
Turnout not known
PC gain from Llais Gwynedd
Percentage change is since May 2008.

Watford Borough Council, Nascot
LD Jeanette Aron 1021 (48.5; +2.8)
Con 818 (38.8; +2.5)
Lab 134 (6.4; -5.3)
Green 133 (6.3; 0.0)
Majority 203
Turnout 34.29%
LD hold
Percentage change is since May 2011.

Shropshire UA, Bishop’s Castle
LD Charlotte Barnes 801 (53.4; +5.7)
Con 544 (36.3; -4.3)
Lab 80 (5.3; +5.3)
Green 74 (4.9; -6.8)
Majority 257
Turnout 51.3%
LD hold
Percentage change is since June 2009.

Cherwell DC, Bicester North
Con 443 (65.9; 7.0)
Lab 130 (19.3; -5.8)
LD John Alexander Innes 99 (14.7; -1.3)
Majority 313
Turnout 13.9%
Con hold
Percentage change is since May 2011.

Full by-election commentary at the Association of Liberal Democrat Councillors.

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5 Comments

  • Andrew Suffield 30th Sep '11 - 8:48pm

    What’s that over there? Is it a unicorn? No, it’s a con->LD swing.

  • paul barker 30th Sep '11 - 9:36pm

    And the 12th week with our vote share around 24%.

  • Moggy 1st Oct '11 - 12:05pm

    A new reality has been created. The party has weathered the worst – and that worst was never as bad as some experiences the party has been through, and now it will begin to regrow within the new paradigm. Of course those who along with Gordon Brown thought the Lib Dems were some sort of Labour “B” Team, the acting unpaid auxiliaries who despite years of scorn and condescension somehow had a duty to ride to the rescue of an exhausted Government and an exhausted philosophy, will continue to pronounce their ineffective curses.

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