Sunday, May 06, 2007
Sheffield, Hallam - notional majority increased
In keeping with the theme of Lib Dem held seats doing rather well at the local elections, here is the full vote share for Sheffield, Hallam on the new boundaries. Changes from last time are in parentheses.
LD 44.1% (+2.6)
Con 21.3% (-1.4)
Lab 10.7% (+0.4)
Grn 7.2% (-0.5)
UKIP 0.8% (-0.1)
Others 0.0% (-0.8)
Also, all five Council seats were won by over 1,000 votes - including a gain from the Tories. Councillors in the constituency now stand at LD 14, Con 1, Others 0.
The final remaining Tory is up for election next year, where they could be wiped out in Sheffield district for the first time since its creation.
Congrats to Nick Clegg and his excellent organiser Anders Hanson!
LD 44.1% (+2.6)
Con 21.3% (-1.4)
Lab 10.7% (+0.4)
Grn 7.2% (-0.5)
UKIP 0.8% (-0.1)
Others 0.0% (-0.8)
Also, all five Council seats were won by over 1,000 votes - including a gain from the Tories. Councillors in the constituency now stand at LD 14, Con 1, Others 0.
The final remaining Tory is up for election next year, where they could be wiped out in Sheffield district for the first time since its creation.
Congrats to Nick Clegg and his excellent organiser Anders Hanson!
# posted by Joe Taylor @ 5:20 AM 
Comments:
Some people say the nicest things.
At the risk of making this sound like a mutual appreciation society, I am happy to return the favour by saying that, along with Steve, you deserve much of the credit for the Hillsborough result.
At the risk of making this sound like a mutual appreciation society, I am happy to return the favour by saying that, along with Steve, you deserve much of the credit for the Hillsborough result.
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