Election Result (Wirral Council, 2016): Bidston and St James: Labour hold (Julie McManus) Bidston and St James Ward Name of candidate Description (if any) Votes % MCMANUS Julie Labour Party 1,702 69% Elected CAPLIN Debbie UK Independence Party 329 13% Not elected HANNA Nick Conservative Party Candidate 190 8% Not elected CLOUGH Jayne Louise Stephanie Green Party 107 4% Not elected GILL Brian Downing Liberal Democrats 82 3% Not elected HALLIGAN Benjamin Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 51 2% Not elected … Continue reading “Election Result (Wirral Council, 2016): Bidston and St James: Labour hold (Julie McManus)”
Election Result (Wirral Council, 2016): Bidston and St James: Labour hold (Julie McManus)
Bidston and St James Ward
Name of candidate
Description (if any)
Votes
%
MCMANUS Julie
Labour Party
1,702
69%
Elected
CAPLIN Debbie
UK Independence Party
329
13%
Not elected
HANNA Nick
Conservative Party Candidate
190
8%
Not elected
CLOUGH Jayne Louise Stephanie
Green Party
107
4%
Not elected
GILL Brian Downing
Liberal Democrats
82
3%
Not elected
HALLIGAN Benjamin
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
51
2%
Not elected
There were 12 rejected ballot papers, the electorate was 9,985 and the turnout was 25%.
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Polling stations open from 7am to 10pm for local council and PCC elections
Polling card Bidston and St James ward 2016 front resizedPolling card Bidston and St James ward 2016 back
Today is polling day in the elections across Wirral for who your local councillor and Police and Crime Commissioner will be. Polling stations are now open and will close at 10pm. If you have a postal vote and haven’t sent it back yet, your local polling station can accept your completed postal ballots too.
As the ballot papers for both elections will have to first be sorted out from each other at the count, this will cause a slight delay in the result being declared.
The votes in the local councillor elections will be counted and declared first, with the count of the votes in the Police and Crime Commissioner election happening (as far as I know) tomorrow morning. The result of Merseyside’s Police and Crime Commissioner ballot is expected later on Friday.
There’s no right in law for the press to be present at the count (it’s at the discretion of the Returning Officer who I haven’t asked) and I don’t plan on being there tonight.
If the local councillor results are declared at a reasonable time I will be posting them as they happen on this blog. If not, I will post the results tomorrow morning. However as Wirral Council councillors are elected by thirds, a number of council seats stay the same as there are only elections for twenty-three out of sixty-six councillors.
I will (along with Leonora) be going to my local polling station to vote in both elections.
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Who are the 103 candidates in the 2016 Wirral Council elections?
Polling card Bidston and St James ward 2016 frontPolling card Bidston and St James ward 2016 back
The nomination period for anyone wishing to stand as a candidate in the elections to become a councillor at Wirral Council has been closed for some time. As usual elections in each of the twenty-two wards on Wirral are all being contested (ranging from two candidates in Seacombe ward to seven in Liscard ward).
All wards except Liscard will be electing one councillor, Liscard will elect two councillors.
Who are the 4 candidates in the 2016 election of a Police and Crime Commissioner for Merseyside?
Jane Kennedy (left), the current Police and Crime Commissioner for Merseyside and Labour Party candidate in the 2016 elections for a Police and Crime Commissioner for Merseyside at a public meeting of the Police and Fire Collaboration Committee (2015)
This year (2016) people will have a vote in who their Police and Crime Commissioner for Merseyside will be. Pictured above (on the left) is the current Police and Crime Commissioner for Merseyside Jane Kennedy, who is standing for re-election in 2016 as the Labour Party candidate.
Unlike in November 2012, when the election of a Police and Crime Commissioner for Merseyside was held on a different day to other elections, the Police and Crime Commissioner vote will be combined with the election of local councillors and in Liverpool the election of the Mayor of Liverpool.
There are four candidates to choose from (Conservative, Liberal Democrat, Green or Labour) for Police and Crime Commissioner for Merseyside and their details are in the table below. They are listed below in alphabetical order by surname (which will be the way they are listed on the ballot papers too).
Candidate name
Address of candidate
Political Party
David Robert BURGESS-JOYCE
19 Millhouse Lane, Moreton, Wirral, CH46 6HL
Conservative Party
Christopher David Vincenzo CARUBIA
81 Bridle Road, Eastham, Wirral, CH62 8BU
Liberal Democrats
John Bernard Cowan COYNE
86 Belgrave Road, Liverpool, L17 7AH
Green Party
Jane Elizabeth KENNEDY
256 Score Lane, Liverpool, L16 5EQ
Labour Party
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