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No spectacular wins, but a spread of Liberal Democrat progress in council by-elections

March 17, 2017 12:13 PM
Originally published by South Lincolnshire Liberal Democrats

ballotbox1Four council by-elections this week, showing a welcome spread of improvements for the Liberal Democrats in places where the party isn't (yet) in a position to challenge for the win.

Newcastle-upon-Tyne MB, South Heaton - 16th March 2017

Labour 768 [46.8%; -11.8%]

Green 444 [27.1%; +1.7%]
LD Chris Boyle 260 [15.9%; +11.5%]
UKIP 88 [5.4%; -1.5%]
Conservative 80 [4.9%; +0.2%]
Labour hold
Majority 324
Percentage change from 2016

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Conservative 335 [48.1%; -2.7%]
LD Andrew Thorpe: 105 [15.1%; +15.1%]
Independent 104 [14.9%; +14.9%]
UKIP 80 [11.5%; -20.1%]
Labour 72 [10.3%; +10.3%]
Green 0 [0.0%; -17.5%]
Conservative hold
Majority 230
Turnout 18.2%
Percentage changes from 2015

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South Ribble BC, Watton-le-Dale East - 16th March 2017

Conservative 359 [49.4%; -5.1%]
Labour 262 [36.0%; -9.4%]
LD Alison Hesketh-Holt 106 [14.6%; +14.6%]
Conservative hold
Majority 97
Turnout 22%
Percentage changes from 2015

Blackpool UA, Warbeck - 16th March 2017

Conservative 728 [54.8%; +17.5%]

Labour 468 [35.2%; +6.3%]
UKIP 75 [5.6%; -13.4%]
LD Kevan Benfold 57 [4.3%; -2.8%]
[Green 0 [0.0%; -7.5%]
Conservative hold
Majority 260
Percentage changes from 2015