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Boundary Review Polling District Division 2015 Electorate proposal A Durrington & Goring Northbrook Worthing Worthing Worthing 9 WORTHING Broadwater Cissbury Salvington Tarring East Pier West county ratio 9026 80757 9309 8774 9754 8540 8353 9734 8631 8847 8815 70 Member Variance 8897 4.6% -1.4% 9.6% -4.0% -6.1% 9.4% -3.0% -0.6% -0.9% WA1 - Broadwater East Broadwater 2,419 1,951 468 WA2 - Broadwater West Broadwater 2,418 2,418 WA4 - Broadwater South Broadwater 1,675 1,675 WE1 - Gaisford East Broadwater 3,265 3,265 WA3 - Broadwater West Cissbury 343 343 WK3 - Salvington North Cissbury 1,955 1,955 WJ1 - Offington Cissbury 3,264 3,264 WJ2 - Offington Cissbury 3,212 3,212 WD1 - Durrington North Durrington & Salvington 1,422 1,422 WD2 - Durrington South Durrington & Salvington 3,121 3,121 WK1 - Salvington Durrington & Salvington 2,723 2,723 WK2 - Salvington South Durrington & Salvington 2,488 2,488 WB3 - Castle South Goring 1,445 1,445 WF1 - Goring West Goring 2,986 2,986 WF2 - Goring North Goring 1,397 1,397 East Goring 2,528 2,528 WB1 - Castle West Northbrook 2,610 184 2426 WB2 - Castle East Northbrook 2,282 2,282 WI1 - Northbrook North Northbrook 2,304 2,304 WI2 - Northbrook South Northbrook 1,341 1,341 WE2 - Gaisford West Tarring 3,382 3,382 WM1 - Tarring North Tarring 3,012 3,012 WM2 - Tarring South Tarring 3,340 3,340 WC3 - Central East Worthing East 2,140 2,140 WL1 - Selden West Worthing East 3,344 3,344 WL2 - Selden East Worthing East 2,679 2,679 WC1 - Central North Worthing Pier 2,885 2,885 WC2 - Central South Worthing Pier 1,972 1,972 WG1 - Heene East Worthing Pier 2,219 2,219 WG2 - Heene West Worthing Pier 1,771 1,771 WG3 - Heene North Worthing West 2,142 2,142 WH1 - Marine West Worthing West 2,825 2,825 WH2 - Marine East Worthing West 3,848 3,848 Polling District Division 2021 Electorate Durrington & Goring Worthing Worthing Worthing 9 WORTHING Broadwater Cissbury Salvington Northbrook Tarring East Pier West county ratio 9619 84422 9415 8886 10041 8752 10381 9892 8768 9250 9037 70 Member variance 9481 -0.7% -6.3% 5.9% -7.7% 9.5% 4.3% -7.5% -2.4% -4.7% WA1 - Broadwater East Broadwater 2447 1973 474 WA2 - Broadwater West Broadwater 2446 2446 WA4 - Broadwater South Broadwater 1694 1694 WE1 - Gaisford East Broadwater 3302 3302 WA3 - Broadwater West Cissbury 347 347 WK3 - Salvington North Cissbury 3306 3306 WJ1 - Offington Cissbury 3253 3253 WJ2 - Offington Cissbury 1980 1980 WD1 - Durrington North Durrington & Salvington 1464 1464 WD2 - Durrington South Durrington & Salvington 3213 3213 WK1 - Salvington Durrington & Salvington 2803 2803 WK2 - Salvington South Durrington & Salvington 2561 2561 WB3 - Castle South Goring 1479 1479 WF1 - Goring West Goring 3056 3056 WF2 - Goring North Goring 1430 1430 WF3 - Goring South East Goring 2587 2587 WB1 - Castle West Northbrook 3235 200 3035 WB2 - Castle East Northbrook 2828 2828 WI1 - Northbrook North Northbrook 2856 2856 WI2 - Northbrook South Northbrook 1662 1662 WE2 - Gaisford West Tarring 3437 3437 WM1 - Tarring North Tarring 3061 3061 WM2 - Tarring South Tarring 3394 3394 WC3 - Central East Worthing East 2174 2174 WL1 - Selden West Worthing East 3398 3398 WL2 - Selden East Worthing East 2722 2722 WC1 - Central North Worthing Pier 3016 3016 WC2 - Central South Worthing Pier 2062 2062 WG1 - Heene East Worthing Pier 2320 2320 WG2 - Heene West Worthing Pier 1852 1852 WG3 - Heene North Worthing West 2196 2196 WH1 - Marine West Worthing West 2896 2896 WH2 - Marine East Worthing West 3945 3945.
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