Twydall - Election - 1 May 2003

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It was the first election to be held in the ward following a boundary review. Labour won all three of the new seats.

Paul Edward James Harriott, Dorte Marianne Gilry and Glyn David Griffiths were elected as councillors for the ward.

Result

The following result was declared by the returning officer:

Candidate Votes %

Harriott Paul Edward James Paul Edward James Harriott *
Labour 1,480 19.2%

Gilry Dorte Marianne Dorte Marianne Gilry *
Labour 1,374 17.9%

Griffiths Glyn David Glyn David Griffiths *
Labour 1,349 17.5%

Hattersley Carol Carol Hattersley *
Conservative 820 10.7%

Garrett-Olguin Lee Lee Garrett-Olguin
Conservative 775 10.1%

Midwinter Kelly-Anne Kelly-Anne Midwinter
Conservative 732 9.5%

Griffin Martin James Martin James Griffin
Liberal Democrat 325 4.2%

Gittings Brian Robert Brian Robert Gittings
Liberal Democrat 324 4.2%

Hogan Helen Helen Hogan
Liberal Democrat 293 3.8%

Collin Robert Bruce Robert Bruce Collin
Ukip 219 2.8%

Labour win (new ward)

Labour win (new ward)

Labour win (new ward)

Candidate	Votes	%
Harriott Paul Edward James Paul Edward James Harriott * Labour	1,480	19.2%
Gilry Dorte Marianne Dorte Marianne Gilry * Labour	1,374	17.9%
Griffiths Glyn David Glyn David Griffiths * Labour	1,349	17.5%
Hattersley Carol Carol Hattersley * Conservative	820	10.7%
Garrett-Olguin Lee Lee Garrett-Olguin Conservative	775	10.1%
Midwinter Kelly-Anne Kelly-Anne Midwinter Conservative	732	9.5%
Griffin Martin James Martin James Griffin Liberal Democrat	325	4.2%
Gittings Brian Robert Brian Robert Gittings Liberal Democrat	324	4.2%
Hogan Helen Helen Hogan Liberal Democrat	293	3.8%
Collin Robert Bruce Robert Bruce Collin Ukip	219	2.8%
Labour win (new ward)
Labour win (new ward)
Labour win (new ward)

* 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 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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