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Constituency Profile
Candidates:
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Liberal Democrats Adrian Sanders | |
British National Party Ann Conway | |
Labour Party David Pedrick-Friend | |
UK Independence Party Julien Parrott | |
Conservative Party Marcus Wood | |
Green Party Sam Moss |
Incumbent: |
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Mr Adrian Sanders Torbay (94.4 %) |
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Mr Anthony Steen Totnes (3.4 %) |
Electorate: |
Current | 69340 |
2005 | 74761 |
Transposed 2005 Result: Source: Electoral Calculus |
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Other | 3611 |
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| 10 04 24 |
Former resident 70.29.18.217 |
Easy Lib dem hold. With Clegg's game-changing performance in the TV debate, the Lib Dems are up 12% nationally on their 2005 showing, and the Tories are barely improving (2005: Lab 41, Con 31, LD 20; 2010: Con 33, LD 30, Lab 27). If these numbers hold - and they have shown no signof softening, it is difficult to see the Tories taking this one, or any LD seats in the South West. |
| 09 09 25 |
EP 204.9.162.70 |
Given the massive swing from LD to Con in the recent Devon local election, this Lib Dem seat is now in serious jeopardy. |
| 09 09 25 |
Nick J Boragina 198.96.35.219 |
The sea of yellow on result maps will vanish this time, as the Tories regain their traditional stomping grounds in the southwest. Constituencies like this one had a close enough margin that with Cameron set to win over 360 seats, this will just be another stepping stone in his victory. |
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