Parkwood - Election - 4 May 2000

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Prior to the election, the Conservatives held two of the seats and the Liberal Democrats held the other seat. Following the election, the Conservatives held two of the seats and gained the reamining seat from the Liberal Democrats.

Christine Joyce Crane, Howard Francis Doe and Emily Dawn Pearce were elected as councillors for the ward.

Result

The following result was declared by the returning officer:

Candidate Votes %

Crane Christine Joyce Christine Joyce Crane *
Conservative 678 16.6%

Doe Howard Francis Howard Francis Doe
Conservative 652 16.0%

Pearce Emily Dawn Emily Dawn Pearce
Conservative 610 15.0%

Chance Eileen Ena Eileen Ena Chance *
Liberal Democrat 500 12.3%

Beal John David John David Beal
Liberal Democrat 489 12.0%

Foad Catherine Mary Catherine Mary Foad
Liberal Democrat 428 10.5%

Clark Rodney James Rodney James Clark
Labour 266 6.5%

Godwin Christine Christine Godwin
Labour 229 5.6%

Joy Raymond Clifford Raymond Clifford Joy
Labour 222 5.4%

Turnout 24.2%

Conservative gain from Liberal Democrat

Conservative hold

Conservative hold

Candidate	Votes	%
Crane Christine Joyce Christine Joyce Crane * Conservative	678	16.6%
Doe Howard Francis Howard Francis Doe Conservative	652	16.0%
Pearce Emily Dawn Emily Dawn Pearce Conservative	610	15.0%
Chance Eileen Ena Eileen Ena Chance * Liberal Democrat	500	12.3%
Beal John David John David Beal Liberal Democrat	489	12.0%
Foad Catherine Mary Catherine Mary Foad Liberal Democrat	428	10.5%
Clark Rodney James Rodney James Clark Labour	266	6.5%
Godwin Christine Christine Godwin Labour	229	5.6%
Joy Raymond Clifford Raymond Clifford Joy Labour	222	5.4%
Turnout		24.2%
Conservative gain from Liberal Democrat
Conservative hold
Conservative hold

* 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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