By-Election Results

Independent 395
LD Joanna Stephanie Matthew 314
Labour 182

Lincolnshire Independents 527 (44.6%; +20.8%) 
Conservative 477 (40.4%; +0.8%)
Independent 178 (15.1%; +15.1%)

Majority 50

Lincolnshire Independents gain from Independent. 

Percentage change since 2011.

Independent 570 (41.9%; -7.8%)
Conservative 378 (27.8%; -11.7%)
UKIP 311 (22.9%; +22.9%)
Labour 102 (7.5%; -3.3%)

Majority 192
Turnout 36.51%

Independent hold. 

Percentage change is since 2011.

Lincolnshire Independents 342 (68.5%; +68.5%)
Conservative 119 (23.8%; +3.3%)
Labour 38 (7.6%; +7.6%)
[Independent 0.0; -79.5%]

Majority 223

Lincolnshire Independents gain from Independent. 

Percentage change is since 2011.

First preference votes were as follows:

Labour 1,492 (40.8%; +7.6%)
SNP 1,170 (32.0; -15%)
Conservative 659 (18.0%; +3.9%)
UKIP 233 (6.4%; +0.6%)
Scottish Green Party 104 (2.8%; +2.8%)

The Labour candidate was elected at stage 5.

Turnout 30.97%.

Labour gain from SNP.

For more information see: http://www.southlanarkshire.gov.uk/press/article/1069/gordon_muir_wins_clydesdale_south_by-election

Labour 1450 (46.7%; -22.8%)
Labour 1406
UKIP 848 (27.3%; +17.1%)
Conservative 307 (9.9%; +0.8%)
Green Party 216 (7.0%; +3.2%)
LD John Yorke-Davenport 142 (4.6%; +0.4%)
Respect (George Galloway) 141 (4.5%; +4.5%)
LD Robert Summerill 89
[TUSC 0.0; -3.3%]

Labour hold

Double vacancy election after the resignation of a Labour councillor. Terms end 2015 and 2018. Percentage change is since 2012.

Conservative 2193
Conservative 1687
Labour 1186
LD Lee Rushworth 1076
UKIP 809
Labour 838
LD John Cresswell 749
Green Party 412

Turnout 43%

Conservative hold.

This was a double vacancy election. Terms end 2016 and 2018.

Labour 1313 (33.6%; -23.8%)
Labour 1310
UKIP 1147 (29.3%; +29.3%)
Conservative 850 (21.7%; -6.6%)
Conservative 708
Green 401 (10.3%; +2.3%)
LD Lynne McCartin 201 (5.1%; -1.2%)
LD Lynn Rock 159

Turnout 31.39%

Labour hold.

This was a Double vacancy election after the resignation of a Labour councillor. The terms end in 2015 and 2018. Percentage changes are since 2012.

Independent 979 (44.3%; -11.0%)
UKIP 573 (26.0%; 26.0%)
Conservative 527 (23.9%; -15.1%)
Conservative 505
UKIP 479
Labour 129 (5.8%; 0.1%)
Labour 101

This was a double vacancy elections after the resignation of Independent councillor. The terms end in 2015 and 2018.

Labour 908 (70.0%; -9.0%)
Labour 877
Conservative 389 (30.0%; +9.0%)

Turnout 27.3%

Labour hold. 

Double vacancy election after the death of Labour councillor. Terms end 2016 and 2018. Percentage change is since 2012.

UKIP 2017 (35.2%; +1.2%)
Labour 1601 (28.0%; -1.3%)
Conservative 1448 1448 (25.3%; +3.0%)
LD Oliver Brookes 286 (5.0%; +1.2%)
Green Party 241 (4.2%; 0.6%)
Independent 133 (2.3%; -1.7%)
[BNP 0.0; -3.1]

Majority 416
Turnout 33%

UKIP hold. 

Percentage change is since 2013.

Conservative 728 (39.6%; -5.1%)
LD Chris Curtis 639 (34.8%; +34.8%)
UKIP 315 (17.1%; +17.1%)
Labour 156 (8.5%; -3.5%)
[Liberal Party 0.0; -43.3]

Conservative hold.

Percentage change is since 2011.

Labour 1467 (54.4%; -11.8%)
Labour 1315
UKIP 646 (24.0%; 24.0%)
LD Philip McCardle 306 (11.3%; -5.9%)
Conservative 278 (10.3%; +3.2%)
LD Colin Daglish 237
Conservative 211
[Independent 0.0; -9.4%]

Labour hold

This was a double vacancy election after the resignation of Labour councillor Kevin Graham. Terms end in 2015 and 2018. Percentage changes are since 2012.

Conservative 1482 (41.0%; -16.4%)
Conservative 1153 
Labour 1137 (31.5%; +6.3%)
Labour 1050
UKIP 702 (19.4%; +9.3%)
LD Peter Chivall 290 (8.0%; +0.8%)

Turnout 47.92%

Conservative hold. 

Double Vacancy election. Terms end 2015 and 2018. Percentage changes are since 2011.

Conservative 726 (42.2%; -0.5%)
Labour 535 (31.1%; +3.7%)
Green Party 245 (14.3%; -1.6%)
Independent 213 (12.4%; 12.4%)
[UKIP 0.0; -13.9%]

Majority 191
Turnout 42.43%

Conservative hold.

Green Party 273 (39%; 15.6%)
Labour 237 (34.1%; -17.2%)
Conservative 128 (18.4%; +2.7%)
LD Oliver Mountjoy 33 (5%; -4%)
Independent 24 (3.5%; +3.5%)

Green Party gain from Labour.

Percentage change is since 2011.

The Labour candidate was elected at stage 5 with 918 first preferences. 
SNP – 980 first preferences
LD David Pollard – 635 first preferences
Independent – 616 first preferences
Conservative – 345 first preferences

Turnout 43.55%

Labour gain from SNP

More detailed results will be published in due course – please check www.argyll-bute.gov.uk/elections

Conservative 707 (31.8%; -1.9%)
UKIP 616 (27.7%; -17.9%)
Green Party 444 (19.9%; -0.7%)
Labour 315 (14.2%; -9.8%)
LD Nichola Willshere 144 (6.5%; -5.6%)

Majority 91
Turnout 29.6%

Conservative hold.

Percentage changes since 2011.

Conservative 2493 (59.0%; +7.7%)
LD Brian Blake 1028 (24.3%; +6.5%)
Labour 706 (16.7%; +16.7%)
[UKIP 0.0; -18.9%]
[Green Party 0.0; -12.0]

Majority 1465
Turnout 47.6%

Conservative hold.

Percentage change is since 2013.

Conservative 1445
Conservative 1103
LD Harriet Sherlock 449
Green Party 332
Labour 307
Labour 204

Turnout 44.40%

Conservative hold

This was a double vacancy election. The top polling candidate will have a term ending in 2018 and the second place will be elected to a term ending in 2015.

Labour 1141 (39.4%; -7.3%)
Green Party 494 (17.1%; +9.3%)
Conservative 425 (14.7%; +7.2%)
LD Tony Potter 387 (13.4%; +0.8%)
Independents for Bristol 354 (12.2%; +9.8%)
TUSC 93 (3.2%; +3.2%)
[UKIP 0.0; -23.1%]

Majority 647
Turnout 34.28%

Labour hold

Percentage change is since 2013

Labour 779 (33.2%; 2.2%)
Labour 726
UKIP 535 (22.8%; +22.8%)
UKIP 474
LD Peter Hill 435 (18.5%; +13.1%)
LD Paul Collins 411
Conservative 391 (16.7%; +1.4%)
Conservative 284
Independent 207 (8.8%; +8.8%)
[Independent 0.0; -33.3%]
[Green Party 0.0; -8.4%]

Turnout: 29.23%

Labour gain from Independent. 

Double vacancy election after the resignation of Independent councillor. Terms end in 2015 and 2018.

LD Tony Harwood 949 (41.9%; -12.7%)
LD Thomas Long 597
UKIP 529 (23.4%; +13.3%)
UKIP 479
Conservative 380 (16.8%; -6.1%)
Conservative 334
Labour 206 (9.1%; -3.3%)
Green Party 199 (8.8%; +8.8%)

Liberal Democrat hold.

This was a double vacancy election.  Terms end in 2015 and 2018. Percentage changes are since 2012.

Conservative 726 (63.9%; -9.8%)
UKIP 411 (36.1%; +36.1%)
[Liberal Democrats 0.0; -26.3%]

Majority 315
Turnout 44.04%

Conservative hold. 

Percentage change is since 2011.

LD Jean Fooks 1100
LD Andrew Gant 843
Conservative 441
Green Party 413
Labour 344
Conservative 339
Green Party 311
Labour 262

Liberal Democrat hold

This was a double vacancy election. Terms end 2016 and 2018.

Conservative 828 (68.0%; -5.1%)
Labour 390 (32.0%; +5.1%)

Majoirty 438

Conservative hold

Labour 452 (40.2%; -8.8%)
Labour 388
UKIP 261 (23.2%; +13.9%)
UKIP 252
Conservative 173 (15.4%; +0.9%)
LD Hilary Jones 144 (12.8%; -14.4%)
LD Carol Reddish 125
Conservative 115
Independent 94 (8.4%; +8.4%)

Labour hold. 

This was a double vacancy election. Terms end 2016 and 2018. Percentage change is since 2012.

Labour 1323 (78.8%; +35.0%)
Labour 1202
Conservative 357 (21.3%; +13.5%)
[Independent Socialist 0.0; -48.5%]

Turnout 54.1%

Labour gain from Independent Socialist

This was a double vacancy election after the resignation of Independent Socialist councillor. Terms end in 2016 and 2018. Percentage changes are since 2012.

LD Rosemary Bootiman 1364 (46.3%; -11.9%)
Conservative 707 (24.0%; -3.6%)
UKIP 412 (14.0%; +14.0%)
Labour 367 (12.5%; -1.6%)
Green 94 (3.2%; +3.2%)

Liberal Democrat hold.

Percentage change is since 2011.

Conservative 742 (56.1%; -3.1%)
Labour 328 (24.8%; +24.8%)
LD Christopher Tatton 253 (19.1%; +5.1%)
[Green 0.0; 26.8%]

Majority 414
Turnout 42.37%

Conservative hold.

Percentage change is since 2012.

Conservative 1252 (41.8%; +2.2%)
UKIP 642 (21.4%; -7.1%)
Labour 471 (15.7%; -1.7%)
LD Susan Gymer 338 (11.3%; +4.6%)
Green 295 (9.8%; +2.0%)

Majority 610
Turnout 38.44%

Conservative hold. 

Percentage change is since 2013.

Green Party 823 (36%; +8.8%)
Labour 802 (35.3%; -4.7%)
Conservative 517 (22.8%; +3.0%)
LD Phil Dunster 80 (3.5%; -4.4%)
TUSC 49 (2.2%; +2.2%)

Green Party gain from Labour. 

Percentage change is since 2011.