Election Result (Wirral Council, 2016): Seacombe: Labour hold (Paul Stuart)

Election Result (Wirral Council, 2016): Seacombe: Labour hold (Paul Stuart)                                      Seacombe Ward   Name of candidate    Description (if any)  Votes  % STUARTPaul Charles Labour Party 2,245  85%  Elected LAINGJohn Richard Local Conservatives 386  15%  Not elected There were 59 rejected ballot papers, the electorate was 10,091 and the turnout was 27%. If you click on any of the buttons below, you’ll be doing me a … Continue reading “Election Result (Wirral Council, 2016): Seacombe: Labour hold (Paul Stuart)”

Election Result (Wirral Council, 2016): Seacombe: Labour hold (Paul Stuart)

                                    






Seacombe Ward
 
Name of candidate    Description (if any)  Votes  %
STUART
Paul Charles		 Labour Party 2,245  85%  Elected
LAING
John Richard		 Local Conservatives 386  15%  Not elected

There were 59 rejected ballot papers, the electorate was 10,091 and the turnout was 27%.

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2 thoughts on “Election Result (Wirral Council, 2016): Seacombe: Labour hold (Paul Stuart)”

  1. 59 rejected ballot papers all saying” non of the above!” what a joke!

  2. Bidston and St. James and Seacombe have both been Labour ward a long, long time.

    Although where I live in Bidston and St. James there were 6 candidates.

    Assuming that if there were only 2 candidates (as in Seacombe) and that the people who voted for the other 4 candidates didn’t vote, that’s 569 people in Bidston & St. James who voted (but not for Conservative or Labour) that had they lived in Seacombe would not have the choice of their chosen candidate or party on the ballot paper.

    I realise first past the post leads to a two party system but when I vote I expect to see more than just Conservative or Labour on the ballot paper!

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