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Leeds City Council Elections Thursday 10 Leeds City Council Elections Thursday 10th June 2004 DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL Adel & Wharfedale Ward I, the undersigned, being the Returning Officer at the Election of Members for the Adel & Wharfedale Ward of Leeds City Council, do hereby give notice that the number of votes recorded for each candidate in the above election has resulted in the following: Candidate Name Party/Description Votes BARRY JOHN ANDERSON CONSERVATIVE 4844 ALISTAIR BRADLEY LIBERAL DEMOCRATS 1707 JOHN LESLIE CARTER CONSERVATIVE 4708 MARCUS CHARLTON BNP 568 CLIVE JAN FOX CONSERVATIVE 4551 NIGEL JAMES GILL LABOUR 1291 PATRICK DAMIAN HENNIGAN LABOUR 1043 PHILIP HARRISON MOORE LIBERAL DEMOCRATS 2007 CHRISTINA SHAW LIBERAL DEMOCRATS 2130 AUDREY JOYCE SLEE LABOUR 1412 The number of ballot papers rejected was as follows: Want of official mark 0 Voting for more than three candidates 0 Writing or mark by which voter could be identified 0 Unmarked or void for uncertainty 4 Rejected in part 4 Total 8 I do hereby declare that the said BARRY JOHN ANDERSON JOHN LESLIE CARTER CLIVE JAN FOX are duly elected for the Adel & Wharfedale Ward of Leeds City Council. Paul Rogerson, Returning Officer Leeds City Council Elections Thursday 10th June 2004 DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL Alwoodley Ward I, the undersigned, being the Returning Officer at the Election of Members for the Alwoodley Ward of Leeds City Council, do hereby give notice that the number of votes recorded for each candidate in the above election has resulted in the following: Candidate Name Party/Description Votes JANE ROSEMARY ABRAMSON LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 2677 JONATHAN MICHAEL BROWN LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 2952 JUDITH MARA CHAPMAN LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 2660 RONALD DAVID FELDMAN CONSERVATIVE 4446 RUTH FELDMAN CONSERVATIVE 4140 LEONARD FINEBERG LABOUR 1741 PETER MERVYN HARRAND CONSERVATIVE 3652 BRIAN JACKSON AGS 291 RICHARD DOUGLAS MASTERTON LABOUR 1331 PETER MAVERICK BNP 410 GRAHAM PLATT LABOUR 1242 The number of ballot papers rejected was as follows: Want of official mark 0 Voting for more than three candidates 27 Writing or mark by which voter could be identified 0 Unmarked or void for uncertainty 0 Rejected in part 0 Total 27 I do hereby declare that the said RONALD DAVID FELDMAN RUTH FELDMAN PETER MERVYN HARRAND are duly elected for the Alwoodley Ward of Leeds City Council. Paul Rogerson, Returning Officer Leeds City Council Elections Thursday 10th June 2004 DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL Ardsley & Robin Hood Ward I, the undersigned, being the Returning Officer at the Election of Members for Ardsley & Robin Hood Ward of Leeds City Council, do hereby give notice that the number of votes recorded for each candidate in the above election has resulted in the following: Candidate Name Party/Description Votes DAVID BOYNTON CONSERVATIVE 1308 DEREK LAWRENCE BRADLEY INDEPENDENT 640 PAUL ANDREW COCKCROFT INDEPENDENT 981 JACK DUNN LABOUR 1775 JOHN DARRELL HIRST BNP 1158 KEELY JOANNE JAMIESON CONSERVATIVE 1357 BRIAN JUDGE INDEPENDENT 920 LISA MULHERIN LABOUR 1572 KAREN RENSHAW LABOUR 1993 MARGARET SCHOFIELD CONSERVATIVE 1201 JAMES ALEXANDER SMITH LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 822 REBECCA CLAIRE SMITH LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 799 PAMELA SUSAN TEBBUTT LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 792 The number of ballot papers rejected was as follows: Want of official mark 0 Voting for more than three candidates 3 Writing or mark by which voter could be identified 3 Unmarked or void for uncertainty 3 Rejected in part 2 Total 5 I do hereby declare that the said KAREN RENSHAW JACK DUNN LISA MULHERIN are duly elected for the Ardsley & Robin Hood Ward of Leeds City Council. Paul Rogerson, Returning Officer Leeds City Council Elections Thursday 10th June 2004 DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL Armley Ward I, the undersigned, being the Returning Officer at the Election of Members for the Armley Ward of Leeds City Council, do hereby give notice that the number of votes recorded for each candidate in the above election has resulted in the following: Candidate Name Party/Description Votes GLENN BROADBENT CONSERVATIVE 1071 NICHOLAS ALAN BROWN CONSERVATIVE 853 JANE MARGARET BUCHANAN LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 735 YVONNE CLARKE GREEN PARTY 940 PATRICK COLLINS GREEN PARTY 855 PRAVIN DAYALJI LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 663 JANET HARPER LABOUR 2276 MARK HENDERSON CONSERVATIVE 752 SARA KAREN HOWELL LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 688 NIGEL PATRICK LENNON BNP 780 ALISON NATALIE KAY LOWE LABOUR 2627 JAMES MCKENNA LABOUR 2392 LUKE RUSSELL GREEN PARTY 985 The number of ballot papers rejected was as follows: Want of official mark 0 Voting for more than three candidates 2 Writing or mark by which voter could be identified 0 Unmarked or void for uncertainty 0 Rejected in part 2 Total 4 I do hereby declare that the said ALISON NATALIE KAY LOWE JAMES MCKENNA JANET HARPER are duly elected for the Armley Ward of Leeds City Council. Paul Rogerson, Returning Officer Leeds City Council Elections Thursday 10th June 2004 DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL Beeston & Holbeck Ward I, the undersigned, being the Returning Officer at the Election of Members for Beeston & Holbeck Ward of Leeds City Council, do hereby give notice that the number of votes recorded for each candidate in the above election has resulted in the following: Candidate Name Party/Description Votes WILLIAM JOHN BIRCH INDEPENDENT 1056 DAVID CONGREVE LABOUR 1957 KATHLEEN FENTON LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 1213 ANGELA GABRIEL LABOUR 2264 CHRISTINE MAVIS GOLTON LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 741 DAVID JONES SOCIALIST ALT. 177 ADAM PATRICK OGILVIE LABOUR 2167 CHRISTOPHER JAMES PLUMMER GREEN PARTY 397 JOHN MICHAEL POWELL BNP 984 VICTORIA MARY RICHMOND CONSERVATIVE 879 RUTH SANDERSON CONSERVATIVE 1188 ANDREW ROBERT WEMYSS LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 724 KEVIN CHARLES WILSON SOCIALIST ALT. 179 ROBERT JAMES WILLIAM WINFIELD CONSERVATIVE 1064 The number of ballot papers rejected was as follows: Want of official mark 0 Voting for more than three candidates 0 Writing or mark by which voter could be identified 17 Unmarked or void for uncertainty 0 Rejected in part 6 Total 23 I do hereby declare that the said ANGELA GABRIEL ADAM PATRICK OGILVIE DAVID CONGREVE are duly elected for the Beeston & Holbeck Ward of Leeds City Council. Paul Rogerson, Returning Officer Leeds City Council Elections Thursday 10th June 2004 DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL Bramley & Stanningley Ward I, the undersigned, being the Returning Officer at the Election of Members for Bramley & Stanningley Ward of Leeds City Council, do hereby give notice that the number of votes recorded for each candidate in the above election has resulted in the following: Candidate Name Party/Description Votes ANGELA DENISE ATKINSON LABOUR 2686 MICHAEL KENNETH BEST CONSERVATIVE 1016 MAUREEN AGNES BROADBENT CONSERVATIVE 807 FRANCIS GRAY GREEN PARTY 567 EDMUND ANTHONY HANLEY LABOUR 2211 HAROLD HINCHLIFFE CONSERVATIVE 711 THOMAS WILLIAM AMBLER LINDEN BNP 866 ERIC STEVEN SCOTT LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 1633 PATRICK THOMAS SIMPSON LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 1573 LINDA ANN SULLIVAN LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 1625 NEIL TAGGART LABOUR 2001 The number of ballot papers rejected was as follows: Want of official mark 0 Voting for more than three candidates 1 Writing or mark by which voter could be identified 0 Unmarked or void for uncertainty 26 Rejected in part 0 Total 27 I do hereby declare that the said ANGELA DENISE ATKINSON EDMUND ANTHONY HANLEY NEIL TAGGART are duly elected for the Bramley & Stanningley Ward of Leeds City Council. Paul Rogerson, Returning Officer Leeds City Council Elections Thursday 10th June 2004 DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL Burmantofts & Richmond Hill Ward I, the undersigned, being the Returning Officer at the Election of Members for the Burmantofts & Richmond Hill Ward of Leeds City Council, do hereby give notice that the number of votes recorded for each candidate in the above election has resulted in the following: Candidate Name Party/Description Votes ALEXANDER JAMES BLACKIE CONSERVATIVE 211 THOMAS BLEARS INDEPENDENT 394 RICHARD JEFFREY BRETT LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 2354 JOHN MICHAEL CHARNLEY CONSERVATIVE 207 MARK ADRIAN COLLETT BNP 949 RONALD GRAHAME LABOUR 1781 ELAINE DOREEN HANSON LABOUR 1591 DAVID EWAN HOLLINGSWORTH LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 2254 GEOFFREY HOLLORAN LABOUR 1909 SIMON JOHN PATRICK O’RIORDAN CONSERVATIVE 300 LINDA PICKLES INDEPENDENT 445 RALPH DOUGLAS PRYKE LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 2403 The number of ballot papers rejected was as follows: Want of official mark 0 Voting for more than three candidates 1 Writing or mark by which voter could be identified 0 Unmarked or void for uncertainty 0 Rejected in part 1 Total 2 I do hereby declare that the said RALPH DOUGLAS PRYKE RICHARD JEFFREY BRETT DAVID EWAN HOLLINGSWORTH are duly elected for the Burmantofts & Richmond Hill Ward of Leeds City Council. Paul Rogerson, Returning Officer Leeds City Council Elections Thursday 10th June 2004 DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL Calverley & Farsley Ward I, the undersigned, being the Returning Officer at the Election of Members for the Calverley & Farsley Ward of Leeds City Council, do hereby give notice that the number of votes recorded for each candidate in the above election has resulted in the following: Candidate Name Party/Description Votes JANET BATES LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 1324 AMANDA LESLEY CARTER CONSERVATIVE 4254 ANDREW CARTER CONSERVATIVE 4574 KEVIN COONEY LABOUR 1311 CHRISTINE AMY GLOVER LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 1250 FRANK ROBINSON CONSERVATIVE 3527 THOMAS COLIN SPAMER LABOUR 1730 PHILIP JAMES TOWLER LABOUR 1347 JOHN RICHARD WALKER UKIP 993 CHRISTINE WILSON LIBERAL DEMOCRAT 1187 The number of ballot papers rejected was as follows: Want of official mark 0 Voting for more than three candidates 3 Writing or mark by which voter
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