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British General Election
Brigg and Goole

Current Prediction:
Election Profile:

Candidates:
Labour Party:
Ian A. Cawsey
Conservative Party:
Donald M. Stewart
Liberal Democratic Party:
David P. Nolan
UK Independence Party:
Godfrey Bloom

Incumbent:
Ian Cawsey

97 Result:
Ian Cawsey
23,49350.2%
Donald Stewart
17,10436.5%
Mary-Rose Hardy
4,69210.0%
Total Vote Count / Turnout
46,80273.53%

92 Result: (Redistributed)
18,25835.7%
25,49949.8%
7,40614.5%
Total Vote Count / Turnout
51,16381.2%

Demographic Profile:
Age:
< 1619.3%
16-2412.1%
25-3920.5%
40-6528.9%
65 <19.1%

Ethnic Origin:
White99.5%
Black0.1%
Indian/Pakistani0.2%
Other non-white0.3%

Employment:
Full Time61.0%
Part Time16.8%
Self Employed11.9%
Government Schemes1.7%
Unemployed8.6%

Household SEG:
I - Professional4.1%
II - Managerial/Technical26.2%
III - Skilled (non-manual)9.7%
IIIM - Skilled (manual)35.0%
IV - Partly Skilled15.9%
V - Unskilled7.1%

Misc:
Own Residence74.7%
Rent Residence23.0%
Own Car(s)73.1%
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30/05/01 A.S. Email:adma@interlog.com
A significant load of boundary-shifting couldn't prevent the south Humberside from presenting an all-Labour delegation in '97--even Brigg & Goole, which held more promise as a northward extrapolation of Tory Lincolnshire, fell to the wave. There's vague shakiness about its security today, due in fair part to farm crises--though maybe not John Prescott's case of fist-in-mouth disease. Still, B&G presently stands technically beyond marginality...

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