By Alex Gangitano
Corby byelection
Winner: Andy Sawford [Labour]
44.8% turnout
Manchester Central byelection
Winner: Lucy Powell [Labour]
18.16% turnout
This turnout is the lowest in a UK parliamentary by-election since 1942.
Cardiff South and Penarth byelection
Winner: Stephen Doughty [Labour]
25.65% turnout
Bristol Mayor
Winner: George Ferguson [Independent]
28% turnout
Police and Crime Commissioner:
Avon & Somerset
Winner: Sue Mountstevens [Independent]
18.8% turnout
Bedfordshire
Winner: Oliver Martins [Labour]
17.75% turnout
Cambridgeshire
Winner: Graham Bright [Conservative]
14.77% turnout
Cheshire
Winner: John Dwyer [Conservative]
13.7% turnout
Cleveland
Winner: Barry Coppinger [Labour]
14.73% turnout
Cumbria
Winner: Richard Rhodes [Conservative]
15.63% turnout
Derbyshire
Winner: Alan Charles [Labour]
14.35% turnout
Devon & Cornwall
Winner: Tony Hogg [Conservative]
14.7% turnout
Dorset
Winner: Martyn Underhill [Independent]
16.34% turnout
Durham
Winner: Rob Hogg [Labour]
14.41% turnout
Dyfed-Powys
Winner: Christopher Salmon [Conservative]
16.38% turnout
Essex
Winner: Nicholas Alston [Conservative]
12.81% turnout
Gloucestershire
Winner: Martin Surl [Independent]
15.96% turnout
Greater Manchester
Winner: Tony Lloyd [Labour]
13.59% turnout
Gwent
Winner: Ian Johnston [Independent]
13.97% turnout
Hampshire
Winner: Simon Hayes [Independent]
14.53% turnout
Hertfordshire
Winner: David Lloyd [Conservative]
14.10% turnout
Humberside
Winner: Matthew Grove [Conservative]
19.15% turnout
Kent
Winner: Ann Barnes [Independent]
15.99% turnout
Lancashire
Winner: Clive Grunshaw [Labour]
15.05% turnout
Leicestershire
Winner: Clive Loader [Conservative]
15.98% turnout
Lincolnshire
Winner: Alan Hardwick [Independent]
% turnout
Merseyside
Winner: Jane Kennedy [Labour]
12.41% turnout
Norfolk
Winner: Stephen Bett [Independent]
14.5% turnout
North Wales
Winner: Winston Roddick [Independent]
14.83% turnout
North Yorkshire
Winner: Julia Mulligan [Conservative]
13.25% turnout
Northamptonshire
Winner: Adam Simmonds [Conservative]
19.5% turnout
Northumbria
Winner: Vera Baird [Labour]
16.45% turnout
Nottinghamshire
Winner: Paddy Tipping [Labour]
16.42% turnout
South Wales
Winner: Alun Michael [Labour]
14.68% turnout
South Yorkshire
Winner: Shaun Wright [Labour]
14.53% turnout
Staffordshire
Winner: Matthew Ellis [Conservative]
11.63% turnout
Suffolk
Winner: Tim Passmore [Conservative]
15.41% turnout
Surrey
Winner: Kevin Hurley [Independent]
15.36% turnout
Sussex
Winner: Katy Bourne [Conservative]
15.33% turnout
Thames Valley
Winner: Anthony Stansfeld [Conservative}
12.88% turnout
Warwickshire
Winner: Ron Ball [Independent]
15.23% turnout
West Mercia
Winner: Bill Longmore [Independent]
14.54% turnout
West Midlands
Winner: Bob Jones [Labour]
11.96% turnout
West Yorkshire
Winner: Mark Burns-Williamson [Labour]
13.3% turnout
Wiltshire
Winner: Angus Macpherson [Conservative]
15.30% turnout
Election Results 2012
Alex Gangitano
16 November 2012, 12:00am
By Alex GangitanoFollow @alexgangitano
Corby byelection
Winner: Andy Sawford [Labour]
44.8% turnout
Manchester Central byelection
Winner: Lucy Powell [Labour]
18.16% turnout
This turnout is the lowest in a UK parliamentary by-election since 1942.
Cardiff South and Penarth byelection
Winner: Stephen Doughty [Labour]
25.65% turnout
Bristol Mayor
Winner: George Ferguson [Independent]
28% turnout
Police and Crime Commissioner:
Avon & Somerset
Winner: Sue Mountstevens [Independent]
18.8% turnout
Bedfordshire
Winner: Oliver Martins [Labour]
17.75% turnout
Cambridgeshire
Winner: Graham Bright [Conservative]
14.77% turnout
Cheshire
Winner: John Dwyer [Conservative]
13.7% turnout
Cleveland
Winner: Barry Coppinger [Labour]
14.73% turnout
Cumbria
Winner: Richard Rhodes [Conservative]
15.63% turnout
Derbyshire
Winner: Alan Charles [Labour]
14.35% turnout
Devon & Cornwall
Winner: Tony Hogg [Conservative]
14.7% turnout
Dorset
Winner: Martyn Underhill [Independent]
16.34% turnout
Durham
Winner: Rob Hogg [Labour]
14.41% turnout
Dyfed-Powys
Winner: Christopher Salmon [Conservative]
16.38% turnout
Essex
Winner: Nicholas Alston [Conservative]
12.81% turnout
Gloucestershire
Winner: Martin Surl [Independent]
15.96% turnout
Greater Manchester
Winner: Tony Lloyd [Labour]
13.59% turnout
Gwent
Winner: Ian Johnston [Independent]
13.97% turnout
Hampshire
Winner: Simon Hayes [Independent]
14.53% turnout
Hertfordshire
Winner: David Lloyd [Conservative]
14.10% turnout
Humberside
Winner: Matthew Grove [Conservative]
19.15% turnout
Kent
Winner: Ann Barnes [Independent]
15.99% turnout
Lancashire
Winner: Clive Grunshaw [Labour]
15.05% turnout
Leicestershire
Winner: Clive Loader [Conservative]
15.98% turnout
Lincolnshire
Winner: Alan Hardwick [Independent]
% turnout
Merseyside
Winner: Jane Kennedy [Labour]
12.41% turnout
Norfolk
Winner: Stephen Bett [Independent]
14.5% turnout
North Wales
Winner: Winston Roddick [Independent]
14.83% turnout
North Yorkshire
Winner: Julia Mulligan [Conservative]
13.25% turnout
Northamptonshire
Winner: Adam Simmonds [Conservative]
19.5% turnout
Northumbria
Winner: Vera Baird [Labour]
16.45% turnout
Nottinghamshire
Winner: Paddy Tipping [Labour]
16.42% turnout
South Wales
Winner: Alun Michael [Labour]
14.68% turnout
South Yorkshire
Winner: Shaun Wright [Labour]
14.53% turnout
Staffordshire
Winner: Matthew Ellis [Conservative]
11.63% turnout
Suffolk
Winner: Tim Passmore [Conservative]
15.41% turnout
Surrey
Winner: Kevin Hurley [Independent]
15.36% turnout
Sussex
Winner: Katy Bourne [Conservative]
15.33% turnout
Thames Valley
Winner: Anthony Stansfeld [Conservative}
12.88% turnout
Warwickshire
Winner: Ron Ball [Independent]
15.23% turnout
West Mercia
Winner: Bill Longmore [Independent]
14.54% turnout
West Midlands
Winner: Bob Jones [Labour]
11.96% turnout
West Yorkshire
Winner: Mark Burns-Williamson [Labour]
13.3% turnout
Wiltshire
Winner: Angus Macpherson [Conservative]
15.30% turnout
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