Harry Hayfield
Jr. Member
Posts: 1,976
Political Matrix
E: -2.58, S: 0.35
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« Reply #2 on: July 01, 2006, 05:30:50 AM » |
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Bromley vs Solihull
Bromley by-election 2006
Robert James MacGillivray Neill, Con 11629 40.01% (-11%)
Benjamin Peter Abbots, LDm 10988 37.81% (+18%)
Nigel Paul Farage, UKIP 2347 8.07% (+5%)
Rachel Jane Reeves, Lab 1925 6.62% (-15%)
Ann Christine Garrett, Grn 811 2.79% (Unchanged)
Paul Winnett, NF 476 1.63%
John Stanley Charles David Hemming Clark, IndC 442 1.52%
Steven Uncles, EDP 212 0.72%
John Sydney Cartwright, Lny 132 0.45%
Nicholas Alexandros Hadziannis, Ind 65 0.22%
Anne Emily Jane Besley, MRP 33 0.11%
Solihull General Election 2005
Lorely Burt, LDm 20896 39.94% (+13%)
John Taylor, Con 20617 39.41% (-6%)
Rory Vaughan, Lab 8058 15.40% (-10%)
Diane Carr, BNP 1752 3.34% (+3%)
Andy Moore, UKIP 990 1.89% (Unchanged)
Mmm, there could be something said about that, yes. But I'm more intrigued by this idea of gains due to a swing to UKIP (as raised by Mr. Farage MEP)
1% Con / UKIP swing: Lab gain 3, Lib Dems gain 1
2% Con / UKIP swing: Lab gain 10, Lib Dems gain 1
3% Con / UKIP swing: Lab gain 14, Lib Dem gain 2
4% Con / UKIP swing: Lab gain 18, Lib Dem gain 3
5% Con / UKIP swing: Lab gain 21, Lib Dem gain 7
1% Lab / UKIP swing: Con gain 11, Lib Dem gain 1
2% Lab / UKIP swing: Con gain 15, Lib Dem gain 2, SNP gain 1
3% Lab / UKIP swing: Con gain 20, Lib Dem gain 4, SNP gain 1
4% Lab / UKIP swing: Con gain 27, Lib Dem gain 5, PC gain 1, SNP gain 1
5% Lab / UKIP swing: Con gain 34, Lib Dem gain 5, PC gain 1, SNP gain 1
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