South East England - Election - 10 June 2004

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The Conservatives received the highest number of votes at the previous election in 1999, winning five seats. Labour won two seats, the Liberal Democrats won two seats, Ukip won one seat and the Green party won one seat.

At this election, the Conservatives received the highest number of votes, winning four seats. Ukip won two seats, the Liberal Democrats won two seats, Labour won one seat and the Green party won one seat.

Result

The following result was declared by the returning officer:

Party Medway % SE %

Conservative (4) 17,413 33.4 776,370 35.2

Ukip (2) 10,526 20.2 431,111 19.5

Liberal Democrats (2) 5,352 10.3 338,342 15.3

Labour (1) 10,730 20.6 301,398 13.7

Green party (1) 2,927 5.6 173,351 7.9

British National party 2,562 4.9 64,877 2.9

Senior Citizens party 860 1.6 42,861 1.9

English Democrat 816 1.6 29,126 1.3

Respect 264 0.5 13,426 0.6

Peace 276 0.5 12,572 0.6

Christian Peoples Alliance 279 0.5 11,733 0.5

ProLife Alliance 103 0.2 6,579 0.3

Philip Rhodes (Ind) 93 0.2 5,671 0.3

Turnout 2,207,417 36.5

Party	Medway	%	SE	%
Conservative (4)	17,413	33.4	776,370	35.2
Ukip (2)	10,526	20.2	431,111	19.5
Liberal Democrats (2)	5,352	10.3	338,342	15.3
Labour (1)	10,730	20.6	301,398	13.7
Green party (1)	2,927	5.6	173,351	7.9
British National party	2,562	4.9	64,877	2.9
Senior Citizens party	860	1.6	42,861	1.9
English Democrat	816	1.6	29,126	1.3
Respect	264	0.5	13,426	0.6
Peace	276	0.5	12,572	0.6
Christian Peoples Alliance	279	0.5	11,733	0.5
ProLife Alliance	103	0.2	6,579	0.3
Philip Rhodes (Ind)	93	0.2	5,671	0.3
Turnout			2,207,417	36.5

* Denotes member of the European parliament standing for re-election

To order the parties by name, number of votes received in Medway or number of votes received in the South East, click on the appropriate column heading. To view the candidates on each party's list, click on that party's name.

MEPs Elected

Daniel Hannan *

Conservative