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Constituency Profile
Candidates:
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UK Independence Party Christopher MacDonald | |
Green Party Guy Evans | |
Hugh Salmon for Battersea Party Hugh Salmon | |
Conservative Party Jane Ellison | |
Liberal Democrats Layla Moran | |
Labour Party Martin Linton | |
Independent Tom Fox |
Incumbent: |
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Martin Linton Battersea (98.1 %) |
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Justine Greening Putney (2.1 %) |
Electorate: |
Current | 67111 |
2005 | 69488 |
Transposed 2005 Result: Source: Electoral Calculus |
| 16610 |
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| 5984 |
Other | 2079 |
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| 10 05 02 |
ridingbyriding 173.32.33.116 |
A Conservative pick up for sure. 300 votes will not be that hard to find whatsoever. |
| 10 04 09 |
Rob- London 141.92.129.45 |
The gentrification of Battersea has been exaggerated by many commentators in the past- though the area has witnessed a significant increase in young professionals and commuters to the City. This coupled with the tiny majority enjoyed by Labour and the general swing against them nationally should make this seat one of the Tories easiest victories in 2010. |
| 09 03 17 |
Predictor 204.9.162.70 |
Despite electing Labour MP since the shock of 1997, Battersea has continued to vote strongly Tory in local elections. Battersea's upwardly-mobile population have shown themselves to prefer winners to losers. If Cameron becomes PM, this will be a Tory pickup. |
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