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Sheffield General Election and Local City Council Results 2010, Labour Repels Liberal Democrats

ElectionOracle / UK General Election May 07, 2010 - 11:03 PM GMT

By: N_Walayat

ElectionOracle

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleGoing into the General and Local Elections, the battle for Sheffield's council seats and Central Constituency was expected to be extremely tight between Labour and the Liberal Democrats as a consequence of the Lib-Dems national 10% surge in the polls from 20% to 30%, putting Labour into third place in many opinion polls which risked Labour losing as many as a 1/3rd of it's city councilors and the Central Parliamentary Constituency.


However, as witnessed in the general election result across the UK, the Lib Dem poll surge evaporated into thin air on election night in most areas of the country as Labour managed to hold onto the at risk Central constituency and even add 3 councillor's as the cities traditional Labour tribe frightened by the prospects of losing seats to the Liberal Democrats turned out in force to ensure that no seats were lost in Sheffield to the Liberal Democrats.

Sheffield City Council

Labours strong local election performance echoed right across the city with Labour not only holding onto existing seats but winning 3 back from the Liberal Democrats and Greens which leaves the City Council in no overall control.

Liberal Democrats 42 seats (44),
Labour 39 (36),
Greens 2 (3),
Independent 1 (1).

Sheffield Central Constituency - Labour HOLD

The central constituency proved to be a close battle between Labour and the Liberal Democrats which after a recount came in as a labour hold on a majority of just 165 votes as the following results illustrate:

Name: BLOMFIELD Paul
Party: The Labour Party Candidate
Votes: 17,138

 

 

Name: CREASY Jillian
Party: Green Party
Votes: 1,556

Name: LEE Andrew
Party: The Conservative Party Candidate
Votes: 4,206

Name: RODGERS Rod
Party: Independent
Votes: 40

Name: SCRIVEN Paul James
Party: Liberal Democrats
Votes: 16,973

Name: SHAW Jeffrey Stephen
Party: UK Independence Party (UK IP)
Votes: 652

Name: SMITH Tracey
Party: British National Party
Votes: 903

Electorate: 69519
Turnout: 61.6%

Results of the Other 5 Parliamentary Constituencies:

Penistone and Stocksbridge - Labour HOLD

Name: SMITH Angela
Party: The Labour Party Candidate
Votes: 17,565

 

 

Name: CUTHBERTSON Ian Michael
Party: Liberal Democrats
Votes: 9,800

Name: FRENCH Grant
Party: UK Independence Party (UK IP)
Votes: 1,936

Name: JAMES Paul
Party: British National Party
Votes: 2,207

Name: MCENHILL Paul Henry Adrian
Party: English Democrats "Putting England First"
Votes: 492

Name: PITFIELD Spencer
Party: The Conservative Party Candidate
Votes: 14,516

Electorate: 68501
Turnout: 68.11%

Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough - Labour HOLD

Name: BLUNKETT David
Party: The Labour Party Candidate
Votes: 21,400




Name: BOWLER Maxine
Party: Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
Votes: 656

Name: HARSTON Jonathon Graham
Party: Liberal Democrats
Votes: 7,768

Name: SHARP John
Party: The Conservative Party Candidate
Votes: 4,468

Name: SHELDON John
Party: British National Party
Votes: 3,026

Name: SULLIVAN Pat
Party: UK Independence Party (UK IP)
Votes: 1,596

Electorate: 68186
Turnout: 57%

Sheffield Hallam Constituency - Liberal Democrat HOLD
Nick Clegg voiced his disappointment as the Lib Dem's lack of performance in Sheffield matched the national failure to even hold on to their existing seats total of 62 by losing 5 MP's. He also criticised Sheffield's incompetent public sector that failed to allow several hundred people the right to vote despite queuing for as long as 3 hours - "That should never, ever happen again in our democracy," Nick Clegg said.

Name: CLEGG Nick
Party: Liberal Democrats
Votes: 27,324

 


Name: ADSHEAD Mark Stephen
Party: Monster Raving Loony William Hill Party
Votes: 164

Name: BARNARD Steve
Party: Green Party
Votes: 919

Name: BATES Nicola Suzanne
Party: The Conservative Party Candidate
Votes: 12,040

Name: FITZPATRICK Martin
Party: Independent
Votes: 429

Name: GREEN Ray
Party: The Christian Party
Votes: 250

Name: JAMES Nigel Terrace
Party: UK Independence Party (UK IP)
Votes: 1,195

Name: SCOTT Jack
Party: The Labour Party Candidate
Votes: 8,228

Name: WILDGOOSE David Basil
Party: English Democrats "Putting England First"
Votes: 586

Electorate: 69378

Sheffield Heeley Constituency - Labour HOLD

Name: MUNN Meg
Party: The Labour Party Candidate
Votes: 17,409

 


 

Name: ARNOTT Charlotte Elizabeth
Party: UK Independence Party (UK IP)
Votes: 1,530

Name: BEATSON John Winston
Party: British National Party
Votes: 2,260

Name: CLEMENT-JONES Simon William
Party: Liberal Democrats
Votes: 11,602

Name: CRAMPTON Anne
Party: The Conservative Party Candidate
Votes: 7,081

Name: ROBERTS Gareth
Party: Green Party
Votes: 989

Electorate: 65869
Turnout: 62.6%

Sheffield South East Constituency - Labour HOLD
Clive Betts held onto the renamed Attercliffe constituency with a reduced majority, but still remaining a safe Labour seat. The Liberal Democrats also failed miserably in their attempts to take the Darnall local council seat which saw the gap widen between Labour and Liberal Democrats (07 May 2010 - Sheffield Darnall Local Election 2010 Result, Labour Tribe Turns Out to Crush Liberal Democrat Hopes )

Name: BETTS Clive James Charles
Party: The Labour Party Candidate
Votes: 20,169

 

 


Name: ANDREW Steven John
Party: Communist Party of Britain
Votes: 139

Name: ARNOTT Jonathan William
Party: UK Independence Party (UK IP)
Votes: 1,889

Name: BONSON Nigel Stuart
Party: The Conservative Party Candidate
Votes: 7,202

Name: HARTIGAN Christopher N
Party: British National Party
Votes: 2.345

Name: SMITH Gail
Party: Liberal Democrats
Votes: 9,664

Electorate: 67284
Turnout: 61%

Source: http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article19305.html

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