Worthing Borough Council

Elections 2005 - Parliamentary & County Council

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General Election Results

The results for the Worthing area are as follows:

Worthing West

• Peter Bottomley; Conservative; 21,383; 47.6%; +0.1%
• Claire Potter; Liberal Democrat; 12,004; 26.7%; +0.2%
• Antony Bignell; Labour; 8,630; 19.2%; -2.3%
• Tim Cross; UK Independence Party; 2,374; 5.3%; +0.8%
• Chris Baldwin; Legalise Cannabis Alliance; 515; 1.2%; +1.2%
  
  
• Majority 9,379; 20.9%  
• Turnout 44,941; 62.6% +2.9%

East Worthing and Shoreham

• Tim Loughton; Conservative; 19,548; 43.9%; +0.7%
• Daniel Yates; Labour; 11,365; 25.5%; -3.5%
• James Doyle; Liberal Democrat; 10,844; 24.3%; +1.4%
• Richard Jelf ; UK Independence Party; 2,109; 4.7% +1.9%
• Chris Baldwin; Legalise Cannabis Alliance; 677; 1.5%; +1.5%
  
  
• Majority 8,183; 18.4%  
• Turnout 44,543; 61.6%; +1.7%

County Council Elections

A breakdown of the local results for the County Council elections can be found at the bottom of this page in PDF format.  To find out the overall result of the County Council elections including full results from other parts of the County please visit www.westsussex.gov.uk

Background

Worthing Borough is split into two constituencies Worthing West which consists of the Castle, Central (WB and WC), Durrington, Goring, Heene, Marine, Salvington (WD, WF, WG, WH and WK), Tarring and Northbrook Wards (WM and WI) combined with Arun District Council, East Preston, Ferring, and Rustington.  Worthing Borough Council administers this constituency, the Local Returning Officer is Ian Lowrie.

East Worthing and Shoreham constituency consists of the following Wards – Broadwater, Gaisford, Offington, and Selden  (WA, WE, WJ and WL) these are combined with Adur District Council Wards and are administered by Adur District Council the Local Returning Officer is Ian Lowrie.

For further information please contact the Elections officer on 01903 221014 or e-mail elections@worthing.gov.uk

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