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Constituency Profile
Candidates:
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British National Party Alan Spence | |
Green Party Andrew Gray | |
Conservative Party Dominic Llewellyn | |
Communist Party of Britain Martin Levy | |
Labour Party Nick Brown | |
Liberal Democrats Wendy Taylor |
Incumbent: |
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Rt Hon Nicholas Brown Newcastle upon Tyne East & Wallsend (74.5 %) |
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Jim Cousins Newcastle upon Tyne Central (28.6 %) |
Electorate: |
Current | 68068 |
2005 | 60374 |
Transposed 2005 Result: Source: Electoral Calculus |
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Other | 791 |
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| 10 04 27 |
Former resident 209.250.145.174 |
LDs are up 7% nationally, but up 11-12% in the North-East, Yorkshire and East Midlands, with the Labour vote down 10-14% in the same regions (8% nationally). That additional regional swing makes this one neck and neck, although the Guardian is saying it would be enough for the LDs to sweep Newcastle. TCTC. |
| 10 04 27 |
Former resident 209.250.145.174 |
LDs are up 7% nationally, but up 11-12% in the North-East, Yorkshire and East Midlands, with the Labour vote down 10-14% in the same regions (8% nationally). That additional regional swing makes this one neck and neck, although the Guardian is saying it would be enough for the LDs to sweep Newcastle. TCTC - this is not a certain Labour victory by any means. |
| 10 04 20 |
Predictor 99.211.152.63 |
If LibDem retain their currently momentum, they might have an outside chance of picking this one up, but that is unlikely. While many would cheer the downfall of Nick Brown, being a frontbencher he does have extra resource at his disposal |
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