Federal committee 2006-8 election results

The votes are in and the results are out for the federal committee elections (the interim peers panel result is still to come). Congratulations to the winners and commiserations to the losers, and thanks to Colin Rosenstiel for his sterling work getting the votes counted today. You can see the transfers, surpluses, exclusions and all manner of tables to please STV geeks at Colin’s site, but here is a list of the winners for the rest of us.

Federal Executive
Qassim Afzal
Richard Clein
Ramesh Dewan
Duncan Greenland
James Gurling
Rosalyn Harper
Tessa Munt
Candy Piercy
David Rendel
Marie-Louise Rossi
Mike Simpson
Robin Teverson
Gerald Vernon-Jackson
Erlend Watson
David Williams

Federal Policy Committee
Robert Adamson
Phil Bennion
David Boyle
Sal Brinton
Theo Butt Philip
Andrew Duffield
Jeremy Hargreaves
Jo Hayes
Linda Jack
Judith Jolly
Susan Juned
Jonathan Marks
Julie Smith
Neil Stockley
Alex Wilcock

Federal Conference Committee
Robert Adamson
Jon Ball
Catherine Bearder
Duncan Brack
Sal Brinton
Dee Doocey
Gareth Epps
Sue Garden
Arnie Gibbons
Chris Maines
Justine McGuinness
Ruth Polling

ELDR Council Delegation
Catherine Bearder
David Bellotti
Jonathan Fryer
Jo Hayes
Justine McGuinness
Peter Price
Colin Ross
Robert Woodthorpe Browne

International Relations Committee
Karen Freel
Jonathan Fryer
Linda Jack
Marie-Louise Rossi
Robert Woodthorpe Browne

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