here are the results from 2014 euro elections
SOUTH YORKS TOTALS
LABOUR 114,068 - 34.4%
UKIP 110,383 - 33.3%
CONSERVATIVES 38,234 - 11.5%
LIBDEMS 18,653 - 5.6%
ENG DEMS 5,148 - 1.6%
OTHERS 45,340 - 13.6%
331,826 VOTES CAST
BARNSLEY
LABOUR 19,455
UKIP 19,055
CONSERVATIVES 5,729
ENGLISH DEMOCRATS 1,201
LIBDEMS 1,142
OTHERS 6,479
DONCASTER
UKIP 24,240
LABOUR 23,743
CONSERVATIVES 9,747
LIBDEMS 1,869
ENGLISH DEMOCRATS 1,809
OTHERS 7734
ROTHERHAM
UKIP 27,949
LABOUR 23,299
CONSERVATIVES 7,429
LIBDEMS 1,343
ENG DEMS 829
OTHERS 7,270
SHEFFIELD
LABOUR 47,571
UKIP 39,139
CONSERVATIVES 15,329
LIBDEMS 14,299
ENG DEMS 1,309
OTHERS 23,857
This is the result November 2012
| Turnout: 145,294 (14.5%) | |||
Candidate |
Party |
1st pref |
% |
| Shaun Wright | Labour | 74,615 | 51.35 |
| David Allen | English Democrat | 22,608 | 15.56 |
| Nigel Bonson | Conservative | 21,075 | 14.51 |
| Jonathan Arnott | UKIP | 16,773 | 11.54 |
| Rob Teal | Liberal Democrat | 10,223 | 7.04 |
This is confusing because you are using the figures from two completely different elections here. The Euro results are swayed greatly towards UKIP whereas most elections in this region sway greatly towards Labour. Sort it out!
ReplyDeleteNot meant to be confusing, it is just using the most recent information in respect of votes cast. Obviously there is a completely different slant on elections. As for most elections swaying towards Labour, maybe this proves there is a base for UKIP. It may also show the upper limits of those willing to vote for UKIP. either way it is a stat and is issued as such. Thank you for your comment.
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