Election Results 3 May 2012

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Election Results 3 May 2012 ADJOURNED ANNUAL COUNCIL – 20 MAY 2021 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS – 6 MAY 2021 SUMMARY OF ELECTION RESULTS AINSDALE WARD Lynne Thompson Liberal Democrats 1807 Michael James Shaw The Conservative Party 1253 Sean Flynn The Labour Party 789 Laurence George Rankin The Green Party 209 Spoilt Ballot Papers 41 Total Votes 4058 Electorate 10181 % Turnout 40.26 BIRKDALE WARD Sonya Ann Kelly The Labour Party 1125 Lee Anthony Durkin The Conservative Party 1099 Vic Foulds Liberal Democrats 1006 Bernhard Frank The Green Party 207 Spoilt Ballot Papers 27 Total Votes 3437 Electorate 10220 % Turnout 33.89 BLUNDELLSANDS WARD Diane Elizabeth Roscoe The Labour Party 2031 Natasha Olivia Carlin The Labour Party 1734 Martyn Paul Barber The Conservative Party 1133 Simon Iain Jamieson The Conservative Party 927 John Gerrard Volynchook The Green Party 509 Keith William Cawdron Liberal Democrats 279 Brian Dunning Liberal Democrats 181 Angela Theresa Preston Liberal Party and Local Resident 167 Spoilt Ballot Papers 20 Count Total 6961 Total Votes 3878 Electorate 9439 % Turnout 41.30 2 Councillors elected following the resignation of Sam Marshall in September 2020 CAMBRIDGE WARD Sinclair D'Albuquerque The Conservative Party 1455 Pat Keith Liberal Democrats 1244 Laura Lunn Bates The Labour Party 596 Carla Fox The Green Party 205 Spoilt Ballot Papers 35 Total Votes 3500 Electorate 10084 % Turnout 35.06 CHURCH WARD Paul Cummins The Labour Party 1727 Mike Carter The Green Party 571 Sean Dorgan The Conservative Party 305 Zanna Ashton Liberal Democrats 107 Spoilt Ballot Papers 50 Total Votes 2710 Electorate 9423 % Turnout 29.29 DERBY WARD Anne Thompson The Labour Party 1479 Brenda O'Brien The Labour Party 1290 Mike Brennan Independent 501 Daniel Paul The Conservative Party 176 Nuttall Alwynne Ann The Green Party 149 Cartmell Anne Clegg The Conservative Party 115 Michael Duffy 111 Peter Nelson Independent 100 Stephen William The Green Party Withdrawn Hesketh Spoilt Ballot Papers 12 Count Total 3921 Total Votes 2338 Electorate 9174 % Turnout 25.62 2 Councillors elected following one vacancy in September 2020 DUKES WARD Mike Prendergast The Conservative Party 1576 Tony Dawson Independent 816 David Ian Newman Liberal Democrats 606 Thomas Bradley Spring The Labour Party 551 Robert Michael Doyle The Green Party 219 Spoilt Ballot Papers 41 Total Votes 3768 Electorate 10705 % Turnout 35.58 FORD WARD Paulette Lappin The Labour Party 1501 John McDonald 306 Veronica Dorgan The Conservative Party 201 Kieran Dams The Green Party 198 Chris Haws Workers Party of Britain 108 Rowenna Gibson Liberal Democrats 52 Spoilt Ballot Papers 30 Total Votes 2366 Electorate 9390 % Turnout 25.52 HARINGTON WARD Joe Riley The Conservative Party 1731 Carol Ann Richards The Labour Party 1344 Aimee Louise Brodie Formby Residents Action Group 478 Mike Walsh The Green Party 297 Annie Gorski Liberal Democrats 172 Joanne Elizabeth Allman Freedom Alliance. No Lockdowns. 48 No Curfews Spoilt Ballot Papers 29 Total Votes 4070 Electorate 9930 % Turnout 41.28 KEW WARD Jennifer Julie Corcoran The Labour Party 1079 Laura Elizabeth Nuttall The Conservative Party 905 Jo Barton Liberal Democrats 768 Fred Weavers The Green Party 200 Spoilt Ballot Papers 37 Total Votes 2952 Electorate 10414 % Turnout 28.70 LINACRE WARD Christine Maher The Labour Party 1560 Lynne Margaret Bold The Conservative Party 196 Spoilt Ballot Papers 28 Total Votes 1756 Electorate 9138 % Turnout 19.52 LITHERLAND WARD Trish Hardy The Labour Party 1484 Mo Walker-Miller Independent 507 Jessamine Miles Hounslea The Conservative Party 154 Jay Phoenix Robinson The Green Party 146 Billie Jo Gibson 34 Spoilt Ballot Papers 47 Total Votes 2325 Electorate 8984 % Turnout 26.40 MANOR WARD John Joseph Kelly The Labour Party 1497 Jan Blanchard The Conservative Party 996 Andrew Roy Donegan The Green Party 328 John Gibson Liberal Democrats 311 Spoilt Ballot Papers 47 Total Votes 3132 Electorate 10020 % Turnout 31.73 MEOLS WARD John Dodd Liberal Democrats 1692 Thomas Andrew de The Conservative Party 1112 Freitas Stephen James Jowett The Labour Party 470 David William Collins The Green Party 253 Spoilt Ballot Papers 38 Total Votes 3527 Electorate 10057 % Turnout 35.32 MOLYNEUX WARD Paula Murphy The Labour Party 1949 Paul Martyn Barber The Conservative Party 547 Marion Wykes The Green Party 254 Duncan Sayer Liberal Democrats 174 Spoilt Ballot Papers 32 Total Votes 2924 Electorate 10,190 % Turnout 29.01 NETHERTON AND ORRELL WARD Robert Brennan The Labour Party 1785 Lisa Ford Independent 340 Andrew Joseph Burgess The Conservative Party 248 Spoilt Ballot Papers 14 Total Votes 2373 Electorate 9815 % Turnout 24.32 NORWOOD WARD Carran Waterfield The Labour Party 1326 Pamela Teesdale The Conservative Party 848 Alistair Peter Fleming Liberal Democrats 629 West David Andrew McIntosh The Green Party 228 Spoilt Ballot Papers 34 Total Votes 3031 Electorate 10552 % Turnout 29.05 PARK WARD Andrew James Wilson The Labour Party 1733 Ken Hughes The Conservative Party 1116 Roy Greason The Green Party 365 Spoilt Ballot Papers 37 Total Votes 3214 Electorate 9851 % Turnout 33.00 RAVENMEOLS WARD Catie Page The Labour Party 1460 Bob McCann Formby Residents Action Group 1143 Paul David Bowen The Conservative Party 872 Alison Moira Gibbon The Green Party 212 Lesley Delves Liberal Democrats 91 Spoilt Ballot Papers 32 Total Votes 3778 Electorate 9637 % Turnout 39.54 ST OSWALD WARD Linda Cluskey The Labour Party 1557 Maureen Burgess The Conservative Party 262 Spoilt Ballot Papers 35 Total Votes 1819 Electorate 8409 % Turnout 22.05 SUDELL WARD James Joseph Hansen The Labour Party 1766 Tom Hughes The Conservative Party 1268 Alex Wareing The Green Party 259 Robert John Green Workers Party of Britain 209 Spoilt Ballot Papers 29 Total Votes 3502 Electorate 10402 % Turnout 33.95 VICTORIA WARD Michael Roche The Labour Party 2141 Hannah Jane Gee Liberal Democrats 1139 Michael Crichton The Conservative Party 440 Neil Anthony Doolin The Green Party 321 Spoilt Ballot Papers 41 Total Votes 4041 Electorate 10853 % Turnout 37.61 Dwayne Johnson Returning Officer.
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