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British General Election
South Cambridgeshire

Current Prediction:
Election Profile:

Candidates:
Labour Party:
Joan Herbert
Conservative Party:
Andrew D. Lansley
Liberal Democratic Party:
Amanda J. Taylor
Green Party:
Simon Saggers

Incumbent:
Andrew Lansley CBE

97 Result:
Tony Gray
13,48525.1%
Andrew Lansley
22,57242.0%
James Quinlan
13,86025.8%
Total Vote Count / Turnout
53,68376.85%

92 Result: (Redistributed)
8,62415.3%
32,91458.5%
13,97624.9%
Total Vote Count / Turnout
56,23282.0%

Demographic Profile:
Age:
< 1620.0%
16-2412.7%
25-3921.1%
40-6529.0%
65 <17.2%

Ethnic Origin:
White98.2%
Black0.3%
Indian/Pakistani0.5%
Other non-white1.0%

Employment:
Full Time65.6%
Part Time16.5%
Self Employed13.2%
Government Schemes0.4%
Unemployed4.4%

Household SEG:
I - Professional15.1%
II - Managerial/Technical38.8%
III - Skilled (non-manual)11.9%
IIIM - Skilled (manual)19.9%
IV - Partly Skilled10.0%
V - Unskilled2.0%

Misc:
Own Residence70.6%
Rent Residence25.8%
Own Car(s)82.6%
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07/05/01 Pseudonym 'Disraeli' Email:
It seems doubtful that Andrew Lansley will lost this seat with the respectable majority that he holds.
27/05/01 Liam Email:
Despite all the Tory placards you see around htis seat will buck the trend of Tactical voting. This is one seat where tactical voting did not really amount o anything more than a confusing situation. Lansley is growing more and more right wing and is unpopular in the non-Tory electorate. The fact that affluent but liberal urban wards in South and North Cambridge which include some Cambridge Colleges incl Girton may well help the Liberal Democrats is this target seat.

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