Hook Meadow - Election - 4 May 2000

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Prior to the election, both of the seats were held by the Liberal Democrats. Following the election, independent Liberal Democrat candidates gained both of the seats from the Liberal Democrats.

Ian Hamish Burt and Doris Vivien Wheller were elected as councillors for the ward.

Result

The following result was declared by the returning officer:

Candidate Votes %

Burt Ian Hamish Ian Hamish Burt *
Independent Liberal Democrat 845 27.6%

Wheller Doris Vivien Doris Vivien Wheller *
Independent Liberal Democrat 818 26.8%

James Jimmy Jimmy James
Conservative 447 14.6%

Plaistowe Philip Spencer Philip Spencer Plaistowe
Conservative 438 14.3%

Edwards-Daem Christine Jemine Christine Jemine Edwards-Daem
Labour 197 6.4%

Tappenden Penelope Roseline Penelope Roseline Tappenden
Labour 189 6.2%

Baker Ann Ann Baker
Liberal Democrat 75 2.5%

Parker Vivienne Vivienne Parker
Liberal Democrat 48 1.6%

Turnout 33.0%

Independent Liberal Democrat gain from Liberal Democrat

Independent Liberal Democrat gain from Liberal Democrat

Candidate	Votes	%
Burt Ian Hamish Ian Hamish Burt * Independent Liberal Democrat	845	27.6%
Wheller Doris Vivien Doris Vivien Wheller * Independent Liberal Democrat	818	26.8%
James Jimmy Jimmy James Conservative	447	14.6%
Plaistowe Philip Spencer Philip Spencer Plaistowe Conservative	438	14.3%
Edwards-Daem Christine Jemine Christine Jemine Edwards-Daem Labour	197	6.4%
Tappenden Penelope Roseline Penelope Roseline Tappenden Labour	189	6.2%
Baker Ann Ann Baker Liberal Democrat	75	2.5%
Parker Vivienne Vivienne Parker Liberal Democrat	48	1.6%
Turnout		33.0%
Independent Liberal Democrat gain from Liberal Democrat
Independent Liberal Democrat gain from Liberal Democrat

* Denotes a councillor standing for re-election.

To order the candidates by name or number of votes received, click on the appropriate column heading.

Vote Share

Vote Change

Swing

Vote share for the ward is calculated using the "top vote" method, which uses the candidate from each party with the highest number of votes.

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