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Leicester City Council - Elections 2011 http://www.leicester.gov.uk/elections2011/electedMayorResults.aspx City Ward Results Results City Leicester south Mayor Results By-election City Mayor Results Election date: May 5, 2011 Duly Elected Mayor Total Combined Votes Peter SOULSBY - Labour 46948 Candidate Percentage of Votes Total Votes Peter SOULSBY - Labour First Preference Votes 55% 46948 Ross Ian GRANT - Conservative First Preference Votes 11% 9688 Rick MOORE - Independent First Preference Votes 9% 7635 Gary Glen HUNT - Liberal Democrats First Preference Votes 7% 6029 Geoff FORSE - Green Party First Preference Votes 4% 3452 Nima PATEL - Independent First Preference Votes 4% 3358 Regine Amanda ANDERSON - UK Independence Party First Preference Votes 3% 2195 Mohinder FARMA - Unity For Peace and Socialism First Preference Votes 2% 1944 David John BOWLEY - Independent 1 of 2 30/03/2013 10:51 Leicester City Council - Elections 2011 http://www.leicester.gov.uk/elections2011/electedMayorResults.aspx First Preference Votes 2% 1784 Mu-hamid PATHAN - Independent First Preference Votes 2% 1465 Lee Alan SOWDEN - Independent First Preference Votes 1% 631 2 of 2 30/03/2013 10:51 file:///C:/Users/andrewteale/Documents/elections/local11/source/leices... City Results Ward Results City Mayor Results Leicester south By-election Ward Results Election date: May 5, 2011 Click on a ward name for more detailed results. This area contains an interactive ward map showing results using a pie chart. Flash player 9 is required Download flash player Abbey Name Party Votes Annette Dawn BYRNE Labour 1579 - elected Colin Stuart MARRIOTT Labour 1542 - elected Harshad Dahyabhai BHAVSAR Labour 1511 - elected Margo HENRY Liberal Party - Against Coalition Cut Backs 479 Fiona Emily COFFEE Conservative 456 Jonathan HEADINGTON Conservative 422 John FITCH Liberal Party - Against Coalition Cut Backs 392 Bill MATTHEWS Liberal Party - Against Coalition Cut Backs 353 Lakshmi-Raj JESA Conservative 333 Paul EDWARDS UK Independence Party 301 Samantha WILLBOND UK Independence Party 287 Stephanie ARCHER Liberal Democrats 230 Gregory YOUNG UK Independence Party 207 Paul SMITH Liberal Democrats 185 John Robert TAYLOR Liberal Democrats 168 Electorate: 9987 Turnout: 3351 Rejected Papers: 26 Aylestone Name Party Votes 1 of 10 30/03/2013 10:59 file:///C:/Users/andrewteale/Documents/elections/local11/source/leices... Nigel PORTER Liberal Democrats 1141 - elected Adam Michael Drewitt CLARKE Labour 1124 - elected Anthony LEE Liberal Democrats 920 Jon Robert HUMBERSTONE Conservative 838 Peter Alexander BEDFORD Conservative 750 Mohammed Aminur THALUKDAR Labour 613 Alison Jane BANNATYNE UK Independence Party 253 Thomas Henry John O'CONNELL Green Party 191 Alan John STOCKER Green Party 188 Margaret GREEN UK Independence Party 174 Electorate: 8538 Turnout: 3584 Rejected Papers: 34 Beaumont Leys Name Party Votes Paul WESTLEY Labour 1942 - elected Vi DEMPSTER Labour 1865 - elected Sundip MEGHANI Labour 1803 - elected Karl Andrew CRAIG-WEST Conservative 868 Sarah Charlotte Rose WADDINGHAM Conservative 785 Ravinder Kathleen Ivy TAYLOR Conservative 769 Angela Lynn SANSOME Liberal Democrats 332 Adam SHARLAND Liberal Democrats 269 Electorate: 11053 Turnout: 3583 Rejected Papers: 47 Belgrave Name Party Votes Rashmikant JOSHI Labour 3025 - elected John William THOMAS Labour 2509 - elected Karan MODHA Conservative 877 Sakarlal GAJJAR Conservative 508 Chris HUGHES Green Party 290 Christopher SEAL Green Party 240 Electorate: 8443 Turnout: 4392 2 of 10 30/03/2013 10:59 file:///C:/Users/andrewteale/Documents/elections/local11/source/leices... Rejected Papers: 55 Braunstone Park and Rowley Fields Name Party Votes Michael Ernest COOKE Labour 1696 - elected Anne Elizabeth GLOVER Labour 1597 - elected Wayne Jan NAYLOR Labour 1529 - elected Clifford John FARRAN Conservative 570 Aaron BILLING Conservative 569 Ian BRADWELL Liberal Democrats 412 John ORME Conservative 396 Daniel HENRY Liberal Democrats 371 Lee INGRAM English People's Party - "Speaks for England" 354 Fiona Joyce NEVILLE Trade Unionists And Socialists Against Cuts 181 Tracey GREAVES UK Independence Party 180 Anthony WRIGHT UK Independence Party 165 Debbie STOKES Trade Unionists And Socialists Against Cuts 146 Stuart YOUNG UK Independence Party 121 Stephen Derek SCORE Trade Unionists And Socialists Against Cuts 113 Electorate: 11970 Turnout: 3413 Rejected Papers: 31 Castle Name Party Votes Neil CLAYTON Labour 1828 - elected Lynn SENIOR Labour 1774 - elected Patrick Joseph KITTERICK Labour 1745 - elected Bob BALL Green Party 868 Owen JONES Conservative 728 Alexander NUTT Conservative 674 Rachel Anne PEPA Green Party 656 Margaret Bernadette LEWIS Green Party 573 Alexander SERRANO Conservative 548 Alan Francis FOX Liberal Democrats 432 Tony FAITHFULL-WRIGHT Liberal Democrats 389 Sue YOUNG Liberal Democrats 365 Alex MOORE Trade Unionists And Socialists Against Cuts 232 Nima PATEL Independent 132 3 of 10 30/03/2013 10:59 file:///C:/Users/andrewteale/Documents/elections/local11/source/leices... Electorate: 15499 Turnout: 4122 Rejected Papers: 63 Charnwood Name Party Votes Abdul Razak OSMAN Labour 2759 - elected Paul Darren NEWCOMBE Labour 2673 - elected Mahomed RAFIK Liberal Democrats 399 Yakub UMAR Liberal Democrats 364 Robert Henry REDMAN Conservative 357 Brenda Rose MAW Conservative 349 Electorate: 8321 Turnout: 3867 Rejected Papers: 53 Coleman Name Party Votes Mian Mohammed Hassan MAYAT Labour 2425 - elected Deborah Anne SANGSTER Labour 2321 - elected Pratap JETHWA Conservative 805 Mussa SALEH Liberal Democrats 805 Bashir ADAM Liberal Democrats 799 Andy NEWTON Conservative 626 Avtar SINGH Unity For Peace and Socialism 229 Ashvin VYAS Unity For Peace and Socialism 122 Electorate: 9317 Turnout: 4697 Rejected Papers: 75 Evington Name Party Votes Deepak BAJAJ Labour 2028 - elected Baljit SINGH Labour 1892 - elected Michael Howard JOHNSON Conservative 1386 Teri WHITE Conservative 1064 Robert CARTER Liberal Democrats 412 4 of 10 30/03/2013 10:59 file:///C:/Users/andrewteale/Documents/elections/local11/source/leices... Christopher Everitt GARNER Liberal Democrats 267 Mohinder Singh FARMA Unity For Peace and Socialism 205 Haridev DASANJH Unity For Peace and Socialism 142 Zoey Debra LUCAS UK Independence Party 135 Beata BURANDT UK Independence Party 124 Electorate: 8489 Turnout: 4263 Rejected Papers: 38 Eyres Monsell Name Party Votes Virginia CLEAVER Labour 1402 - elected Rory PALMER Labour 1306 - elected Joan GARRITY Liberal Democrats 446 Aileen MARLOW Conservative 408 Scott KENNEDY-LOUNT Liberal Democrats 406 Esther Tremaine BRYARS Conservative 401 Electorate: 8101 Turnout: 2585 Rejected Papers: 40 Fosse Name Party Votes Ted CASSIDY Labour 1131 - elected Susan Andree WADDINGTON Labour 1017 - elected Christina Margaret DAVISON Conservative 611 Geoffrey Jack FORSE Green Party 597 Phyllis May GREEN Liberal Democrats 503 Rashmin Chandrakant TAMHNE Conservative 343 Adrian Charles BARNES Liberal Democrats 308 Anne Rosemary GORDON Green Party 287 Andrew GREAVES UK Independence Party 177 Emma STATHAM UK Independence Party 131 Joy VINCENT Liberal Party - Against Coalition Cut Backs 49 Electorate: 9267 Turnout: 2934 Rejected Papers: 26 5 of 10 30/03/2013 10:59 file:///C:/Users/andrewteale/Documents/elections/local11/source/leices... Freemen Name Party Votes Bill SHELTON Labour 1089 - elected Elly CUTKELVIN Labour 1062 - elected Dale Derek KEELING Liberal Democrat Focus Team 574 Allan Matthew MCCAFFREY Liberal Democrat Focus Team 447 Luke Russell FOGG Conservative 232 Jill CUNNINGHAM Green Party 202 Kate-Zillah SHARPE Conservative 194 Christine Rosalind WORTH Green Party 165 Nigel Peter MESSER UK Independence Party 109 Stewart WITTERING UK Independence Party 99 Andrew METCALFE Liberal Party - Against Coalition Cut Backs 40 Gareth John MATTHEWS HENRY Liberal Party - Against Coalition Cut Backs 38 Electorate: 7167 Turnout: 2408 Rejected Papers: 22 Humberstone and Hamilton Name Party Votes Barbara Ann POTTER Labour 2306 - elected Rita PATEL Labour 2263 - elected Gurinder Singh SANDHU Labour 2231 - elected John Vincent MUGGLESTONE Conservative 1718 Jas SETHI Conservative 1460 Stephen Martin THOMPSON Conservative 1460 David John HASLETT The English Democrats 442 Gita Mukeshkumar PATEL Independent 274 Electorate: 12923 Turnout: 5003 Rejected Papers: 48 Knighton Name Party Votes Lynn Valerie MOORE Labour 2283 - elected Ross Ian GRANT Conservative 2077 - elected Inderjit Singh GUGNANI Labour 2062 - elected Jamal Marvin JEFFERS Labour 1835 6 of 10 30/03/2013 10:59 file:///C:/Users/andrewteale/Documents/elections/local11/source/leices... Andrew James BAYFORD Conservative 1813 Nicholas John BRYARS Conservative 1657 Gary Glen HUNT Liberal Democrat Focus Team 1449 Juliet GILL Liberal Democrats 1258 Jorawar Singh BHOOT Liberal Democrats 1054 Dinah Gillian FREER Green Party 617 Dave DIXEY Green Party 529 Indira NATH Green Party 435 Chris LUCAS UK Independence Party 204 Steve INGALL UK Independence Party 193 Paul O'CONNELL Trade Unionists And Socialists Against Cuts 156 Willem VELDHUIZEN UK Independence Party 146 Electorate: 13056 Turnout: 6736 Rejected Papers: 78 Latimer Name Party Votes Veejay PATEL Labour 4380 - elected Manjula SOOD Labour 3243 - elected Michael GOODRICH Conservative 1025 Christopher Knill PAVEY Conservative 394 Electorate: 9729 Turnout: 5346 Rejected Papers: 59 New Parks Name Party Votes Stephen CORRALL Labour 1624 - elected Dawn ALFONSO Labour 1418 - elected Malcolm UNSWORTH Labour 1271 - elected Mark Kenneth DUNKLEY Conservative 640 Hilary Ann RICHARDS
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