Lancashire County Council election, 2013

Lancashire County Council election, 2013

2 May 2013

All 84 seats to Lancashire County Council
43 seats needed for a majority

  First party Second party
 
Party Labour Conservative
Last election 51
Seats won 39 35
Seat change Increase23 Decrease16

  Third party Fourth party
 
Party Liberal Democrat Green
Last election 10 0
Seats won 6 1
Seat change Decrease4 Increase1

Map showing the results of the 2013 Lancashire County Council election.

Council control before election

Conservative

Council control after election

No Overall Control

An election to Lancashire County Council took place on 2 May 2013 as part of the United Kingdom local elections, 2013. 84 councillors were elected from single-member electoral divisions by first-past-the-post for a four-year term of office. Electoral divisions were the same as those at the previous election in 2009. Elections were held in all electoral divisions across the present ceremonial county, excepting Blackpool and Blackburn with Darwen which are unitary authorities in a similar way to Greater Manchester and most of Merseyside. The election saw the Conservative Party lose overall control of the council, instead overtaken in number of seats by the Labour Party, without any absolute majority.

All locally registered electors (British, Irish, Commonwealth and European Union citizens) who were aged 18 or over on Thursday 2 May 2013 were entitled to vote in the local elections. Those who were temporarily away from their ordinary address (for example, away working, on holiday, in student accommodation or in hospital) were also entitled to vote in the local elections,[1] although those who had moved abroad and registered as overseas electors cannot vote in the local elections. It is possible to register to vote at more than one address (such as a university student who had a term-time address and lives at home during holidays) at the discretion of the local Electoral Register Office, but it remains an offence to vote more than once in the same local government election.[2]

Summary

Summary of results BurnleyChorleyFyldeHyndburnLancasterPendlePrestonRibble ValleyRossendaleSouth RibbleWest LancashireWyreTotal
Labour 44055260335239
Conservative 03414234243535
Liberal Democrat 2000021001006
Green 000010000001
Independent 0020000000013

Results

Burnley

Burnley Central East

Burnley Central East
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Labour Misfar Hassan 2,022 58.14 +20.18
UKIP Jamie McGowan 675 19.41
Liberal Democrat Justin Birtwistle 540 15.53 -24.06
Conservative Tom Watson 181 5.20 -4.86
BNP Tony Bamber 60 1.72 -10.67
Majority 1,347 38.73 +37.10
Turnout 3,478 30.20 -7.82
Labour gain from Liberal Democrat Swing

Burnley Central West

Burnley Central West
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Labour Tony Martin 1,135 37.04 +17.59
Liberal Democrat Neil Mottershead 1,128 36.82 -2.23
Conservative Mathew Isherwood 464 15.14 -7.98
Independent Martyn Hurt 170 5.55
BNP Christopher Vanns 167 5.45 -12.93
Majority 7 0.22 -15.71
Turnout 3,064 28.20 -5.67
Labour gain from Liberal Democrat Swing

Burnley North East

Burnley North East
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Labour Terry Burns 1,630 56.58 +25.10
UKIP Cameron Stewart 601 20.86
Liberal Democrat Janet Brown 425 14.75 -25.18
Conservative Lewis Auld 225 7.81 -5.61
Majority 1,029 35.72 +27.27
Turnout 2,881 28.65 -8.41
Labour gain from Liberal Democrat Swing

Burnley Rural

Burnley Rural
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrat Margaret Brindle* 1,275 34.74 -1.15
Labour Mark Townsend 1,069 29.13 +12.51
UKIP Tom Commis 680 18.53
Conservative David Heginbotham 599 16.32 -11.70
Independent Jordan Moreland 47 1.28
Majority 206 5.61 -2.26
Turnout 3,670 32.28 -5.77
Liberal Democrat hold Swing

Burnley South West

Burnley South West
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Liberal Democrat Jeff Sumner* 1,542 45.21 -1.85
Labour Bea Foster 1,406 41.22 +24.12
BNP David Shapcott 244 7.15 -14.07
Conservative Joe Barker 219 6.42 -8.20
Majority 136 3.99 -21.85
Turnout 3,411 29.51 -5.18
Liberal Democrat hold Swing

Padiham and Burnley West

Padiham and Burnley West
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Labour Marcus Johnstone 1,455 54.37 +29.01
Conservative Andrew Newhouse 501 18.72 -0.58
Liberal Democrat Sandra Byrne 362 13.53 -11.11
BNP Paul Robinson 358 13.38 -17.32
Majority 954 35.65 +30.31
Turnout 2,676 25.37 -9.68
Labour gain from BNP Swing

Chorley

Chorley East

Chorley East
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Labour Terry Brown* 1,784 59.31 +11.15
UKIP Thomas Shorrock 657 21.84 +6.32
Conservative Alison Hansford 476 15.82 -12.63
Green Stephen Cross 91 3.03
Majority 1,127 37.47 +17.76
Turnout 3,008 29.99 -6.36
Labour hold Swing

Chorley North

Chorley North
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Conservative Mark Perks* 2,133 43.49 -8.25
Labour Geoffrey O'Donoghue 1,949 39.73 +20.50
UKIP Jeffrey Mallinson 823 16.78 +1.49
Majority 184 3.76 -28.75
Turnout 4,905 36.24 -3.92
Conservative hold Swing

Chorley Rural East

Chorley Rural East
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Labour Kim Snape 2,252 46.77 +12.04
Conservative David Moran 1,696 35.23 -13.74
UKIP Hayden Clewlow 867 18.00 +1.70
Majority 556 11.54 -2.70
Turnout 4,815 38.79 -5.11
Labour gain from Conservative Swing

Chorley Rural North

Chorley Rural North
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Conservative Michael Devaney* 1,525 41.12 -8.45
Labour Yvonne Hargreaves 1,402 37.80 +12.33
UKIP Ray McGrady 642 17.31 -7.65
Liberal Democrat Stephen Fenn 140 3.77
Majority 123 3.32 -20.78
Turnout 3,709 35.55 -1.56
Conservative hold Swing

Chorley Rural West

Chorley Rural West
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Conservative Keith Iddon* 1,876 46.36 -17.21
Labour Stan Ely 1,438 35.53 -0.90
UKIP Robert Keane 733 18.11
Majority 438 10.83 -16.31
Turnout 4,047 35.49 -7.50
Conservative hold Swing

Chorley South

Chorley South
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Labour Bev Murray 1,716 52.59 +16.04
Conservative Sam Chapman* 769 23.57 -14.54
UKIP Nigel Cecil 596 18.27 -7.07
Green Alistair Straw 98 3.00
Liberal Democrat David Porter 84 2.57
Majority 947 29.02 +27.46
Turnout 3,263 29.36 -6.10
Labour gain from Conservative Swing

Chorley West

Chorley West
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Labour Steven Holgate 2,220 46.57 +5.33
Conservative Peter Malpas 1,611 33.79 -24.97
UKIP Stuart Rickaby 936 19.64
Majority 609 12.78 -4.74
Turnout 4,767 37.01 -3.74
Labour gain from Conservative Swing

Fylde

Fylde East

Fylde East
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Independent Elizabeth Oades* 1,869 58.41 +1.00
Conservative Daniel Valentine 516 16.12 -19.45
UKIP Keith Dunkerley 414 12.94
Labour Dennis Davenport 352 11.00 +3.98
Green Karen Merritt 49 1.53
Majority 1,353 42.29 +20.45
Turnout 3,200 29.80 -13.15
Independent hold Swing

Fylde South

Fylde South
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Conservative Paul Rigby* 1,099 42.33 +1.08
Independent Kiran Mulholland 577 22.23 +3.34
Independent Julie Brickles 567 21.84
Labour Bill Taylor 353 13.60 +7.12
Majority 522 20.10 +4.67
Turnout 2,596 29.53 -10.13
Conservative hold Swing

Fylde West

Fylde West
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Independent Paul Hayhurst* 1,383 39.06 -2.31
Conservative Sandra Pitman 968 27.34 -13.49
UKIP Chris Bates 741 20.92
Labour Jed Sullivan 317 8.95 +2.02
Green Philip Mitchell 132 3.73
Majority 415 11.72 +11.18
Turnout 3,541 35.21 -7.42
Independent hold Swing

Lytham

Lytham
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Conservative Tim Ashton 1,586 48.10 -1.32
UKIP Martin Bleeker 713 21.63
Liberal Democrat Carol Gilligan 600 18.20 +5.73
Labour Marjorie Sherwood 217 6.58 -3.27
Green Irene Patterson 181 5.49
Majority 873 26.47 +5.32
Turnout 3,297 31.41 -9.74
Conservative hold Swing

St Annes North

St Annes North
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Conservative Peter Buckley 1,091 35.24 +1.57
Liberal Democrat Howard Henshaw* 884 28.55 -17.38
UKIP Keith Taylor 558 18.02 +4.26
Labour Peter Stephenson 455 14.70 +8.06
Green Evelyn McNamara 108 3.49
Majority 207 6.69 -5.57
Turnout 3,096 29.65 -12.71
Conservative gain from Liberal Democrat Swing

St Annes South

St Annes South
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Conservative Fabian Craig-Wilson 1,210 39.87 -0.76
UKIP Colin Mackintosh 669 22.04 +8.50
Liberal Democrat Karen Henshaw 494 16.28 -17.70
Labour Robin Sherwood 491 16.18 +8.72
Green Ian Roberts 171 5.63
Majority 541 17.83 +11.18
Turnout 3,035 28.31 -9.03
Conservative hold Swing

Hyndburn

Accrington North

Accrington North
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Labour Clare Pritchard 1,168 39.35 +6.65
Independent Malcolm Pritchard* 925 31.17 -19.81
Conservative Nick Whittaker 690 23.25
Green Kerry Gormley 185 6.23
Majority 243 8.18 -10.10
Turnout 2,968 29.40 -6.40
Labour gain from Independent Swing

Accrington South

Accrington South
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Labour Bernard Dawson 1,231 40.99 -5.50
Conservative Kath Pratt 1,073 35.73 +2.82
UKIP Christopher Mathew 579 19.28
Independent Alexander Ross 63 2.10
Green Kasia Jewell 57 1.90 -6.23
Majority 158 5.26 -8.32
Turnout 3,003 31.28 -6.89
Labour hold Swing

Accrington West

Accrington West
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Labour Munsif Dad 2,492 54.26 +4.53
Conservative Mohammed Younis* 1,573 34.25 -16.02
UKIP Bobby Anwar 528 11.49
Majority 919 20.01 +19.47
Turnout 4,593 44.44 +1.86
Labour gain from Conservative Swing

Great Harwood

Great Harwood
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Labour Gareth Molineux 1,279 46.73 +6.74
No Label Ian Robinson 889 32.48
Conservative Peter Clarke 569 20.79 -12.51
Majority 390 14.25 +7.56
Turnout 2,737 33.58 -8.04
Labour hold Swing

Oswaldwistle

Oswaldwistle
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Conservative Peter Britcliffe* 1,566 41.57 -18.06
Labour Colette McCormack 1,125 29.87 -10.50
UKIP Paul Thompson 1,076 28.56
Majority 441 11.70 -7.56
Turnout 3,767 35.27 -0.88
Conservative hold Swing

Rishton, Clayton & Altham

Rishton, Clayton & Altham
Party Candidate Votes % ±
Labour Miles Parkinson* 1,866 57.00 +6.12
Conservative Warren Melia 758 23.15 -25.97
UKIP Craig Ramplee 650 19.85
Majority 1,108 33.85 +32.09
Turnout 3,274 30.74 -7.89
Labour hold Swing

Lancaster

SeatResultMajority
HeyshamConservative hold52
Lancaster CentralGreen hold340
Lancaster EastLabour GAIN from Green115
Lancaster Rural EastConservative hold995
Lancaster Rural NorthConservative hold527
Lancaster South EastLabour GAIN from Conservative247
Morecambe NorthConservative hold561
Morecambe SouthLabour GAIN from Conservative84
Morecambe WestLabour hold65
SkertonLabour hold678

Pendle

SeatResultMajority
Brierfield and Nelson NorthLabour hold1,560
Nelson SouthLabour hold1,113
Pendle CentralLiberal Democrat GAIN from Conservative191
Pendle EastConservative hold944
Pendle WestConservative hold619
West CravenLiberal Democrat GAIN from Conservative179

Preston

SeatResultMajority
Preston Central NorthLabour hold1,795
Preston Central SouthLabour hold1,187
Preston CityLabour hold1,265
Preston EastLabour hold947
Preston NorthConservative hold957
Preston North EastConservative hold161
Preston North WestLabour GAIN from Liberal Democrat449
Preston RuralConservative hold1,295
Preston South EastLabour hold1,346
Preston WestLiberal Democrat hold184

Ribble Valley

SeatResultMajority
ClitheroeConservative GAIN from Liberal Democrat45
Longridge with BowlandConservative hold1,306
Ribble Valley North EastConservative hold1,125
Ribble Valley South WestConservative hold1,564

Rossendale

SeatResultMajority
Rossendale EastLabour GAIN from Conservative133
Rossendale NorthLabour GAIN from Conservative254
Rossendale SouthConservative hold162
Rossendale WestConservative hold32
WhitworthLabour GAIN from Conservative407

South Ribble

SeatResultMajority
Bamber Bridge and Walton-le-DaleLabour GAIN from Conservative31
FaringtonConservative hold22
Leyland CentralLabour GAIN from Conservative341
Leyland South WestConservative hold212
Penwortham NorthLiberal Democrat hold459
Penwortham SouthLabour GAIN from Conservative187
South Ribble Rural EastConservative GAIN from Idle Toad672
South Ribble Rural WestConservative hold957

West Lancashire

SeatResultMajority
Ormskirk WestLabour GAIN from Conservative318
Skelmersdale CentralLabour hold1,553
Skelmersdale EastLabour GAIN from Conservative648
Skelmersdale WestLabour hold1,809
West Lancashire EastConservative hold630
West Lancashire NorthConservative hold1,019
West Lancashire SouthConservative hold594
West Lancashire WestLabour GAIN from Conservative292

Wyre

SeatResultMajority
AmoundernessConservative hold664
Fleetwood EastLabour hold760
Fleetwood WestLabour GAIN from Conservative459
GarstangIndependent GAIN from Conservative61
Poulton-le-FyldeConservative hold1,091
Thornton-Cleveleys CentralConservative hold312
Thornton-Cleveleys NorthConservative hold310
WyresideConservative hold1,869

References

  1. "The Representation of the People (Form of Canvass) (England and Wales) Regulations 2006, Schedule Part 1". Legislation.gov.uk. 13 October 2011. Retrieved 18 April 2012.
  2. "I have two homes. Can I register at both addresses?". The Electoral Commission. Retrieved 5 January 2011.
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