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Labour and Conservative candidates battle it out for police post

Sussex Police

Published on 16/11/2012 15:05

The Horsham electorate has put Conservative candidate Kate Bourne at the top of the Police and Crime Commissioner results with a second round of counting to take place.

Voters went to the polls yesterday (Thursday November 15) to vote for the person who will make policing decisions for the whole of Sussex.

The full results are below, but people in the Horsham district put Ms Bourne in the top spot with Independent candidate Ian Chisnall in second.

However across Sussex, Labour candidate Godfrey Daniel came second so the contest remains between him and Ms Bourne.

No candidate got over 50 per cent of the first choice votes, the second choice votes for Ms Bourse and Mr Daniel are now being counted.

The second choice votes for these two remaining candidates will then be added to their first choice votes and a winner declared.

The result is expected at about 5pm this afternoon (Friday November 16).

Top district result for the Police and Crime Commissioner elections:

- Full results for the Horsham District after the first round of counting (turnout 16.88 per cent):

Tony Armstrong, UKIP - 2,618 votes

Katy Elizabeth Bourne, The Conservative Party Candidate - 6,324 votes

Ian Chisnall, Independent - 3,556 votes

Godfrey Daniel, Labour Party Candidate - 2,073 votes

David Rogers, Liberal Democrat - 2,154 votes

- Full results for Sussex after the first round of counting (Turnout 15.82 per cent)

Katy Elizabeth Bourne, The Conservative Party Candidate - 59,635 votes (32 per cent)

Godfrey Daniel, Labour Party Candidate - 40,765 votes (22 per cent)

Ian Chisnall, Independent 38,930 votes (21 per cent)

Tony Armstrong, UKIP 29,327 votes (15 per cent)

David Rogers, Liberal Democrat 20,579 votes (11 per cent)

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