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Results of the 2006 elections by ward:



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2006 GLA elections right Al?

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2006 GLA elections right Al?

Council. GLA wasn't up in 2006.

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Above is the per centage vote by ward (from the London-wide list vote) in the 2004 London Assembly elections.

Unfortunately only some boroughs are covered as the source i used went offline.

I remember also doing Newham and Labour won every ward except for Green Street West and East Ham  South, which both went Respect.

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Have New River and Springfield wards ever been that far apart electorally? Weird. And o/c the Tower Hamlets results are an interesting reminder as to how much voting patterns there have changed (again!) over the past few years.

I think that the GLA did a book or booklet of the results at ward level; probably quite expensive, but I might see if it's still available (it should be but you never know...)

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I have a copy that I could send.. And you can get it here:
www.london.gov.uk/gla/publications/factsandfigures/boroelec06-all.pdf
if it doesn't work search it in Google..

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I have a copy that I could send.. And you can get it here:
www.london.gov.uk/gla/publications/factsandfigures/boroelec06-all.pdf
if it doesn't work search it in Google..

Oh wait those are the borough elections (interesting though, they've also projected the results onto constituencies, but sadly only for the main 3 parties).

I got the 2004 GLA results for the London Strategic Voter website, but sadly they are no longer there..

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Have New River and Springfield wards ever been that far apart electorally? Weird. And o/c the Tower Hamlets results are an interesting reminder as to how much voting patterns there have changed (again!) over the past few years.

When I looked over the Demographics of the Hackney wards the North Eastern wards would seemingly seemingly be quite left-wing economically.. It might be because the Orthodox Jewish population are more likely to turn out and/or vote Tory in council elections.. 

And regarding Tower Hamlets I think you're referring to Spittalfields in particular.. I'm sure the July 7 attacks must've had an impact there..*

* Edit: Electorally, that is!

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It might be because the Orthodox Jewish population are more likely to turn out and/or vote Tory in council elections.. 

It's a bit of both IIRC (mainly so they can get people that they, more or less, electorally own on certain council committees). And in one ward (Cazenove) replace "Tory" with "LibDem". Still don't get why those two wards (which are the core Stamford Hill wards) would vote opposite ways though; they didn't in the Mayoral election.

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Yes. Reminds me of a list I made.

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West London:

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Just found this on my computer. Must have made it a few months ago (at the very latest). Kinda self-explanatory:



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That socio-economic thingy for each LCC ward. Will do students soon.

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What's the ward on the Inner London map where the BNP polled relatively well- and who are its councillors etc.

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What's the ward on the Inner London map where the BNP polled relatively well- and who are its councillors etc.

Eltham West. Has three councillers; all Labour. Full results:

W. Freeman, Lab, 1429
M.R.Hayes, Lab, 1409
R.G.A.Walker, Lab, 1322
R.Woods, BNP, 976
A.J.Frost, Con, 580
C.A.M.L.Culbert, Con, 552
M.J.Hoskin, Con, 539
E.J.Cox, LDem, 371
G.P.McWilliams, Ind, 332
Y.Nicholls, LDem, 284
M.Olukoga, Ind, 281
T.R.Ward, LDem, 257

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What's the ward on the Inner London map where the BNP polled relatively well- and who are its councillors etc.

Eltham West. Has three councillers; all Labour. Full results:

W. Freeman, Lab, 1429
M.R.Hayes, Lab, 1409
R.G.A.Walker, Lab, 1322
R.Woods, BNP, 976
A.J.Frost, Con, 580
C.A.M.L.Culbert, Con, 552
M.J.Hoskin, Con, 539
E.J.Cox, LDem, 371
G.P.McWilliams, Ind, 332
Y.Nicholls, LDem, 284
M.Olukoga, Ind, 281
T.R.Ward, LDem, 257

What are the general demographics there that might explain a relatively high BNP score?

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What are the general demographics there that might explain a relatively high BNP score?

Eltham has... something of a... very, very, very... bad reputation as far as racism goes. It's where Stephen Lawrence was murdered. It's a little surprising that West was the only Eltham ward that they ran in, but then they do have trouble finding candidates.
Eltham West includes the Ferrier estate (which has, IIRC, been largely demolished now. Or will be at some point) and issues over that probably boosted the BNP vote.

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What does "Asian" generally refer to? Are Indians, Pakistanis, Chinese, Malays, Koreans, Arabs, Iranians, etc all lumped into one giant group?

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What does "Asian" generally refer to? Are Indians, Pakistanis, Chinese, Malays, Koreans, Arabs, Iranians, etc all lumped into one giant group?

No; just what would be called South Asian in Canada.

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