Live: Police and Crime Commissioner elections

9:24am Friday 16th November 2012 in News By James Nadal

Live: Police and Crime Commissioner elections Live: Police and Crime Commissioner elections

THE results of the Police and Crime Commissioner elections are starting to filter through this morning.

The Thames Valley result is not expected until early this afternoon.

The initial results are below as is a live national blog from the Press Association.

For continued live coverage of the Thames Valley election click HERE.

 

  • 11.57am The First count is in for Chiltern District Council.
     

Awe, Patience Tayo - 606

Cooper, Barry - 1,017

Howard, Geoff - 1,721

Howson, John Orrell - 866

Stansfeld, Anthony - 4,670

Starkey, Tim - 1,823

 

 

  • At 11.40am  after the counts for the first three areas have come in Conservative candidate Anthony Stansfeld is ahead.

•11:15 - South Oxfordshire
Electorate: 102,919
Verrified ballot papers: 13,948
Turnout: 13.6%
•11:14 - South Bucks
Electorate: 52,345
Verrified ballot papers: 7,043
Turnout: 13.5%
•11:13 - Slough
Electorate: 96,479
Verrified ballot papers: 10,523
Turnout: 10.9%
•11:13 - Reading
Electorate: 116,114
Verrified ballot papers: 15,549
Turnout: 13.4%
•11:12 - Oxford
Electorate: 110,704
Verrified ballot papers: 12,065
Turnout: 10.9%
•11:10 - Milton Keynes
Electorate: 180,843
Verrified ballot papers: 23,992
Turnout: 13.3%
•11:08 - Chiltern
Electorate: 72,394
Verrified ballot papers: 11,077
Turnout: 15.3%
•11:07 - Bracknell
Electorate: 85,597
Verrified ballot papers: 11,245
Turnout: 13.1%
•11:06 - Aylesbury
Electorate: 135,169
Verrified ballot papers: 18,746
Turnout: 13.9%

First turnout figures in at 10.43am:

  • Aylesbury Vale announce total number of ballot papers verified is 18,746. Turnout was 13.9%.

The turnout for Thames Valley looks set to revealed at about 11.30am.

See the live blog below for all the latest on the elections, including figures for turnout, which currently look extremely low.

 

Comments(11)

rahussein says...
9:48am Fri 16 Nov 12

IVotedoted for a non political party candidate
/independent candidate
Ms. Patience Awe

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tigeran says...
10:00am Fri 16 Nov 12

Voting for police. My god what has this country come to?

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Ivor'sbestfriend says...
10:23am Fri 16 Nov 12

If Ivor had stood I'm sure the turnout would have been much higher!

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Stand up for England says...
11:08am Fri 16 Nov 12

A straw poll shows 80% of police officers didn't bother ... what does that tell you? The election cost nearly 100 million ... that would have put 3000 extra police on the streets ... we really have lost the plot !!!

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Ivor'sbestfriend says...
11:46am Fri 16 Nov 12

13.3% turnout for the Thames Valley according to the BBC, including spoiled ballots.

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geoffW says...
11:52am Fri 16 Nov 12

Ivor'sbestfriend wrote:
If Ivor had stood I'm sure the turnout would have been much higher!
... just so people could vote against him!

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Ivor'sbestfriend says...
12:06pm Fri 16 Nov 12

I see the Conservative candidate is winning.

I wonder if this is anything to do with his suitability for the role, or just because he is representing the Conservative Party?

Madness.

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motco says...
12:10pm Fri 16 Nov 12

Quote:"Verrified ballot papers:"

What the Hell is verrified?

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Edgar Brooks says...
2:31pm Fri 16 Nov 12

motco wrote:
Quote:"Verrifie
d ballot papers:" What the Hell is verrified?
Short for "Very terrified?"

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