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VOTE 2018 – All the results

by Phil Creighton
May 4, 2018
in Featured, Results 2018, Vote 2018
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Last night, 18 wards in Wokingham borough went to the polls.

Here is how Wokingham voted

Arborfield – IND HOLD

CandidateVote
Carl Doran, Labour1357
Nigel Harman, Liberal Democrat371
Majid Nagra, Conservative1167
Brian O`Callaghan, Green143
Spoiled9

Bulmershe and Whitegates – Labour gain

CandidateVote
Keith Baker, Conservative1298
Paul Barton, Liberal Democrat328
Ian Hills, Labour315
Spoiled6

Coronation – Con hold

CandidateVote
Jack Beresford, Conservative1054
Peyman Jahromi, Labour274
Imogen Shepherd-Dubey, Liberal Democrat1829
Spoiled10

Emmbrook – Lib Dem hold

CandidateVoteColour
Mark Ashwell, Conservative1198#1B98D8
Annette Medhurst, Labour369#DF133F
Helen Power, Liberal Democrat1375#FAA61A
Spoiled10#666666

Evendons – Lib Dem GAIN

CandidateVoteColour
Daniel Appleyard, Labour97#DF133F
David Cornish, Liberal Democrat611#FAA61A
Martyn Foss, Green104#6AB023
Daniel Sargeant, Conservative1086#1B98D8
Spoiled1#666666

Finchampstead North – Con Hold

CandidateVoteColour
Susan Cornish, Liberal Democrat581#FAA61A
Hayley-Louise Rentall, Labour194#DF133F
Spoiled6#666666
Simon Weeks, Conservative978#1B98D8

Finchampstead South – Con hold

CandidateVoteColour
Michael Firmager, Conservative975#1B98D8
David Hare, Liberal Democrat1096#FAA61A
Brent Lees, Labour369#DF133F
Spoiled5#666666

Hawkedon – LIB DEM GAIN

CandidateVoteColour
Timothy Lloyd, Labour394#DF133F
Christopher Smith, Conservative1233#1B98D8
Sue Smith, Liberal Democrat1166#FAA61A
Spoiled5#666666

Hillside – Con hold

CandidateVoteColour
Rick Lay, Labour525#DF133F
Thomas Mccann, Liberal Democrat477#FAA61A
William Soane, Conservative1358#1B98D8
Spoiled12#666666

Loddon – Con hold

CandidateVoteVote
Guy Grandison, Conservative1141#1B98D8
Tahir Maher, Liberal Democrat885#FAA61A
Nadine Masseron, Labour750#DF133F
Spoiled13#666666

Maiden Erlegh – Con hold

CandidateColourVote
Rachel Burgess, Labour1157#DF133F
Philip Cunnington, Independent384#80461B
David Lee, Conservative1084#1B98D8
Morgan Rise, Liberal Democrat405#FAA61A
Spoiled5#666666

Norreys – LAB GAIN

CandidateColourVote
Stuart Crainer, Labour175#DF133F
Graham Howe, Conservative1150#1B98D8
Yonni Wilson, Liberal Democrat370#FAA61A
Spoiled8#666666

Remenham, Wargrave and Ruscombe – Con hold

ColourVote
Jim Frewin, Independent423
Christopher Johnson, Liberal Democrat359
Marcus McDowell, Labour416
Barrie Patman, Conservative810
Spoiled3

Shinfield South – Con hold

CandidateVoteColour
Jenny Cheng, Conservative801#1B98D8
Elizabeth Rowland, Liberal Democrat682#FAA61A
Anthony Skuse, Labour497#DF133F
Spoiled7#666666

South Lake – CON GAIN

CandidateVote
Stuart Munro, Conservative553
James Reid, Labour118
Steven Scarrott, Liberal Democrat134
Spoiled3

Swallowfield – Con hold

CandidateVote
Prue Bray, Liberal Democrat1646
Ethan Stacey, Conservative695
Steve Stanton, Labour297
Spoiled6

Winnersh – Lib Dem hold

PartyVotesColour
Conservative1#1B98D8
Independent1#80461B
Labour1#DF133F
Liberal Democrat1#FAA61A

Wokingham Without – Con hold

PartyVotesColour
Conservative18306#1B98D8
Independent924#80461B
Labour7624#DF133F
Liberal Democrat12858#FAA61A
Green247#6AB023

 

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