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Detailed Result by Each Division elecr016 LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS - 6 May 2021 Lancaster Heysham Eligible to Vote 11403 Candidate Party Votes Cleet, T Independent 655 Gardiner, A Conservative 1342 Elected Hayland, S Labour 1202 Pilling, J Liberal Democrats 83 Young, J Green Party 211 Majority 140 Lancaster Central Eligible to Vote 11304 Candidate Party Votes Colbridge, R Labour 1084 Dowding, G Green Party 2760 Elected Walton, J Conservative 747 Majority 1676 Lancaster East Eligible to Vote 13523 Candidate Party Votes Adimora, K Liberal Democrats 78 Collinge, L Labour 1886 Elected Melly, J Green Party 1658 Walton, K Conservative 403 Majority 228 Lancaster Rural East Eligible to Vote 10484 Candidate Party Votes Corkerry, L Labour 1090 Jackson, P Liberal Democrats 1063 Maskell, J Green Party 377 Maxwell-Scott, M Conservative 1950 Elected Majority 860 08 May 2021 Page 1 of 23 elecr016 LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS - 6 May 2021 Lancaster Lancaster Rural North Eligible to Vote 9906 Candidate Party Votes Mills, A Green Party 390 Pilling, C Liberal Democrats 288 Taylor, L Labour 1076 Williamson, P Conservative 2242 Elected Majority 1166 Lancaster South East Eligible to Vote 12276 Candidate Party Votes Lewis, E Labour 1890 Elected Mills, H Green Party 974 Moon, P Conservative 770 Perkins, J Liberal Democrats 218 Majority 916 Morecambe Central Eligible to Vote 11656 Candidate Party Votes Clifford, D Independent 184 Hart, P Liberal Democrats 1172 McMurray, P Green Party 98 Pattison, M Labour 1175 Elected Wild, J Conservative 622 Majority 3 Morecambe North Eligible to Vote 10463 Candidate Party Votes Gawith, G Labour 1056 Germaine, C Green Party 374 Morris, S Conservative 2243 Elected Saville, T Liberal Democrats 215 Majority 1187 08 May 2021 Page 2 of 23 elecr016 LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS - 6 May 2021 Lancaster Morecambe South Eligible to Vote 11072 Candidate Party Votes Black, P Labour 1192 Blaikie, R Liberal Democrats 94 Edwards, C Conservative 1568 Elected Evans, M Independent 522 Jones, D Green Party 97 Majority 376 Skerton Eligible to Vote 10428 Candidate Party Votes Busby, E Green Party 228 Cottam, J Conservative 760 Kaye, D Liberal Democrats 118 Parr, H Labour 1238 Elected Reynolds, J Independent 225 Majority 478 08 May 2021 Page 3 of 23 elecr016 LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS - 6 May 2021 Wyre Cleveleys East Eligible to Vote 10762 Candidate Party Votes Hanley, M Green Party 152 Kay, A Conservative 2345 Elected Lees, T Labour 820 Taylor-Jack, L Liberal Democrats 81 Majority 1525 Cleveleys South & Carleton Eligible to Vote 10303 Candidate Party Votes Mead-Mason, B Green Party 234 Swales, H Labour 1204 Vincent, A Conservative 2356 Elected Wilson, T Liberal Democrats 179 Majority 1152 Fleetwood East Eligible to Vote 11304 Candidate Party Votes Beavers, L Labour 1740 Elected Blaikie, G Liberal Democrats 43 Crawford, B Independent 351 Hunt, S Conservative 869 Pickton, M Green Party 127 Sandham, P Reform UK 102 Majority 871 Fleetwood West & Cleveleys West Eligible to Vote 11809 Candidate Party Votes Clarke, S Conservative 1974 Elected Diver, A Independent 362 Raynor, C Labour 1234 Stanning, A Liberal Democrats 45 Warnock, J Green Party 127 Majority 740 08 May 2021 Page 4 of 23 elecr016 LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS - 6 May 2021 Wyre Poulton-le-Fylde Eligible to Vote 12013 Candidate Party Votes Clempson, A Conservative 3001 Elected Potter, R Liberal Democrats 122 Sharkey, N Green Party 257 Stone, N Labour 923 Majority 2078 Thornton & Hambleton Eligible to Vote 10636 Candidate Party Votes Lawrence, P Liberal Democrats 153 Meredith, A Labour 843 Shedwick, J Conservative 2640 Elected Majority 1797 Wyre Rural Central Eligible to Vote 10780 Candidate Party Votes Frost, B Liberal Democrats 98 Johnson, R Labour 740 Salter, M Conservative 2513 Elected White, S Green Party 382 Majority 1773 Wyre Rural East Eligible to Vote 12218 Candidate Party Votes Binnie, J Social Democratic Party 45 Danby, N Green Party 430 Gale, D Labour 840 Stevenson, A Liberal Democrats 223 Turner, S Conservative 3309 Elected Majority 2469 08 May 2021 Page 5 of 23 elecr016 LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS - 6 May 2021 Ribble Valley Clitheroe Eligible to Vote 12977 Candidate Party Votes Brown, I Independent 842 Graveston, M Labour 736 Hind, S Conservative 1313 Elected O'Rourke, S Liberal Democrats 1301 Peplow, M Green Party 207 Majority 12 Longridge with Bowland Eligible to Vote 11233 Candidate Party Votes Barnsley, K Labour 746 O'Rourke, D Liberal Democrats 202 Swarbrick, R Conservative 2370 Elected Yates, P Green Party 379 Majority 1624 Ribble Valley North East Eligible to Vote 12611 Candidate Party Votes Birtwhistle, D Independent 852 McCrum, G Green Party 312 McNamara, A Labour 869 Mirfin, G Conservative 2555 Elected Robinson, M Liberal Democrats 229 Majority 1686 Ribble Valley South West Eligible to Vote 11717 Candidate Party Votes Hymas, J Liberal Democrats 397 Jameson, L Labour 739 Peplow, A Green Party 331 Schofield, A Conservative 2980 Elected Majority 2241 08 May 2021 Page 6 of 23 elecr016 LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS - 6 May 2021 Fylde Fylde East Eligible to Vote 11517 Candidate Party Votes Buckley, C Independent 111 Collins, P Independent 1343 Halliday, V Labour 620 Jones, S Conservative 1493 Elected Throup, S Liberal Democrats 106 Majority 150 Fylde South Eligible to Vote 9689 Candidate Party Votes Brickles, J Independent 583 Rigby, P Conservative 1911 Elected Royle, D Green Party 272 Trickett, G Labour 351 Majority 1328 Fylde West Eligible to Vote 10603 Candidate Party Votes Bell, N Liberal Democrats 438 Elger, K Labour 706 Singleton, J Conservative 2586 Elected Majority 1880 Lytham Eligible to Vote 10962 Candidate Party Votes Ashton, T Conservative 2128 Elected Bamforth, M Independent 1947 Phillips, S Liberal Democrats 143 Wild, F Labour 367 Majority 181 08 May 2021 Page 7 of 23 elecr016 LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS - 6 May 2021 Fylde St Annes North Eligible to Vote 10184 Candidate Party Votes Buckley, P Conservative 2240 Elected Gardner, J Liberal Democrats 908 Marshall, O Labour 650 Majority 1332 St Annes South Eligible to Vote 10913 Candidate Party Votes De Rizzio-George, J Labour 770 Fielding, P Green Party 444 Holland, A Liberal Democrats 307 Rigby, S Conservative 2281 Elected Majority 1511 08 May 2021 Page 8 of 23 elecr016 LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS - 6 May 2021 Preston Preston Central East Eligible to Vote 11451 Candidate Party Votes Campbell, J Conservative 620 Craven, E Liberal Democrats 201 De Molfetta, F Labour 2591 Elected Majority 1971 Preston Central West Eligible to Vote 13384 Candidate Party Votes Brown, M Labour 1555 Elected Craven, C Liberal Democrats 539 French, B Conservative 742 Majority 813 Preston City Eligible to Vote 11314 Candidate Party Votes Donoughue-Smith, T Liberal Democrats 227 Elliot, J Heritage Party - Free Speech 116 and Liberty Motala, Y Labour 2082 Elected Pratt, A Conservative 637 Majority 1445 Preston East Eligible to Vote 10760 Candidate Party Votes Duckworth, D Conservative 1119 Hindle, A Labour 1478 Elected Turner, M Liberal Democrats 181 Majority 359 Preston North Eligible to Vote 11234 Candidate Party Votes Lambert, O Liberal Democrats 873 Patel, Y Labour 1399 Woollam, R Conservative 2279 Elected Majority 880 08 May 2021 Page 9 of 23 elecr016 LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS - 6 May 2021 Preston Preston Rural Eligible to Vote 11562 Candidate Party Votes Dwyer, C Labour 979 Guise, D Liberal Democrats 418 Whittam, S Conservative 2817 Elected Majority 1838 Preston South East Eligible to Vote 11081 Candidate Party Votes Cotterill, M Independent 204 Duke, F Liberal Democrats 116 Mein, J Labour 1585 Elected Walmsley, L Conservative 426 Majority 1159 Preston South West Eligible to Vote 10812 Candidate Party Votes Balshaw, M Independent 927 Jewell, M Liberal Democrats 372 Khan, N Labour 1321 Elected Rainford, S Conservative 838 Majority 394 Preston West Eligible to Vote 10648 Candidate Party Votes Hart, T Conservative 1498 Potter, J Liberal Democrats 1634 Elected Timms, J Labour 628 Majority 136 08 May 2021 Page 10 of 23 elecr016 LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS - 6 May 2021 South Ribble Leyland Central Eligible to Vote 10803 Candidate Party Votes Broady, S Green Party 159 McHugh, S Liberal Democrats 106 Southern, C Conservative 1331 Tomlinson, M Labour 1914 Elected Majority 583 Leyland South Eligible to Vote 10153 Candidate Party Votes Jackson, L Labour 1516 Rear, J Conservative 1766 Elected Valentine, P Liberal Democrats 404 Majority 250 Lostock Hall & Bamber Bridge Eligible to Vote 11150 Candidate Party Votes Lomax, C Labour 1609 Couperthwaite, J Conservative 1883 Elected Stunell, C Liberal Democrats 161 Majority 274 Moss Side & Farington Eligible to Vote 10129 Candidate Party Votes Green, M Conservative 2011 Elected Swarbrick, J Green Party 211 Thomson, S Liberal Democrats 133 Williams, H Labour 891 Wright, J The For Britain Movement 55 Majority 1120 Penwortham East & Walton-le-Dale Eligible to Vote 10414 Candidate Party Votes Burrows, J Conservative 1937 Elected Burton-Johnson , C Liberal Democrats 218 Henshaw, C Labour 1547 Majority 390 08 May 2021 Page 11 of 23 elecr016 LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS - 6 May 2021 South Ribble Penwortham West Eligible to Vote 11479 Candidate Party Votes Bennett, D Labour 929 Davies, C Green Party 213 Howarth, D Liberal Democrats 2513 Elected Shave, L Conservative 1421 Majority 1092 South Ribble East Eligible to Vote 11071 Candidate Party Votes Gleeson, J Labour 1144 Portersmith, S Liberal Democrats 229 Yates, B Conservative 2186 Elected
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