Friday, 7 May 2010

Ladies and Gentlemen of Medway and Aylesford...

Today you have a new Conservative Member of Parliament!

Here are the full results for all three constituencies:

Chatham and Aylesford

Name Party Votes % +/-
Tracey Crouch Conservative 20,230 46.2 +9.4
Jonathan Shaw Labour 14,161 32.3 -12.7
John McClintock Liberal Democrat 5,832 13.3 -0.2
Colin McCarthy-Stewart British National Party 1,365 3.1 +3.1
Steve Newton UK Independence Party 1,314 3.0 +0.0
Sean Varnham English Democrats 400 0.9 -0.8
Dave Arthur Green 396 0.9 +0.9
Maureen Smith Christian Party 109 0.2 +0.2
Majority 6,069 13.9
Turnout 43,807 61.6 +1.0


Gillingham and Rainham

Name Party Votes % +/-
Rehman Chishti Conservative 21,624 46.2 +5.5
Paul Clark Labour 12,944 27.7 -13.1
Andrew Stamp Liberal Democrat 8,484 18.1 +2.8
Robert Oakley UK Independence Party 1,515 3.2 +0.6
Brian Ravenscroft British National Party 1,149 2.5 +2.5
Dean Lacey English Democrats 464 1.0 +1.0
Trish Marchant Green 356 0.8 +0.8
Gordon Bryan Independent 141 0.3 +0.3
George Meegan Medway Independent Party 109 0.2 +0.2
Majority 8,680 18.6
Turnout 46,786 66.0 +2.0

Rochester and Strood

Name Party Votes % +/-
Mark Reckless Conservative 23,604 49.2 +6.6
Teresa Murray Labour 13,651 28.5 -13.1
Geoffrey Juby Liberal Democrat 7,800 16.3 +3.9
Ron Sands English Democrats 2,182 4.5 +4.5
Simon Marchant Green 734 1.5 +1.5
Majority 9,953 20.7
Turnout 47,971 64.9 +2.5

Note the sizes of those majorities, especially in the most difficult (for the Conservatives) of the three constituencies, Chatham and Aylesford!

Very big congratulations to Tracey, Rehman and Mark!

UPDATE: I notice that Musings from Medway has the above tables "lifted" from here, with the sole change of colouring the Labour candidates red (following my lead of colouring the winning Conservative candidates' names blue). Where I and my fellows lead, others merely follow...

3 comments:

  1. Thanks, JuliaM!

    It was a good day yesterday, though overnight there were a few distinct disappointments from around the country and the lack of an overall majority.

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  2. Good results, well done.

    And now we wait, and wait, to see what deals they can make.

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