Gillingham South - Election - 3 May 2007

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Prior to the election, all three seats were held by the Liberal Democrats. Following the election, the Liberal Democrats held all three seats.

Sheila Kearney, Geoff Juby and Steve Kearney were elected as councillors for the ward.

Result

The following result was declared by the returning officer:

Candidate Votes %

Kearney Sheila Sheila Kearney
Liberal Democrat 1,720 18.4%

Juby Geoff Geoff Juby *
Liberal Democrat 1,706 18.3%

Kearney Steve Steve Kearney *
Liberal Democrat 1,704 18.2%

Holman Pam Pam Holman
Labour 693 7.4%

Gill Sucha Singh Sucha Singh Gill
Labour 675 7.2%

Smith Jim Jim Smith
Labour 626 6.7%

Gilbert-Jupp John Michael John Michael Gilbert-Jupp
Conservative 575 6.2%

Harries Carol Ann Carol Ann Harries
Conservative 487 5.2%

Hattersley Clifton Thomas Clifton Thomas Hattersley
Conservative 469 5.0%

Ravenscroft Brian Christian Brian Christian Ravenscroft
British National party 423 4.5%

Gizzi Peter Peter Gizzi
Ukip 268 2.9%

Turnout 35.2%

Liberal Democrat hold

Liberal Democrat hold

Liberal Democrat hold

Candidate	Votes	%
Kearney Sheila Sheila Kearney Liberal Democrat	1,720	18.4%
Juby Geoff Geoff Juby * Liberal Democrat	1,706	18.3%
Kearney Steve Steve Kearney * Liberal Democrat	1,704	18.2%
Holman Pam Pam Holman Labour	693	7.4%
Gill Sucha Singh Sucha Singh Gill Labour	675	7.2%
Smith Jim Jim Smith Labour	626	6.7%
Gilbert-Jupp John Michael John Michael Gilbert-Jupp Conservative	575	6.2%
Harries Carol Ann Carol Ann Harries Conservative	487	5.2%
Hattersley Clifton Thomas Clifton Thomas Hattersley Conservative	469	5.0%
Ravenscroft Brian Christian Brian Christian Ravenscroft British National party	423	4.5%
Gizzi Peter Peter Gizzi Ukip	268	2.9%
Turnout		35.2%
Liberal Democrat hold
Liberal Democrat hold
Liberal Democrat hold

* Denotes a councillor standing for re-election.

To order the candidates by name or number of votes received, click on the appropriate column heading.

Vote Share

Vote Change

Swing

Vote share for the ward is calculated using the "top vote" method, which uses the candidate from each party with the highest number of votes.

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