- Cornwall Council election, 2009
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Composition of Cornwall Council after the 2009 elections
Conservative Party
Liberal Democrats
Independents
Mebyon KernowElections to Cornwall Council, the Unitary Authority for Cornwall took place on 4 June 2009, the same day as other United Kingdom local elections, 2009.
Cornwall had seen its district and county councils abolished, replaced by a single 123-member Cornish unitary authority, for which councillors were elected for a full term in June.
Results
Cornwall Council election, 2009 Party Seats Seats % Votes % Votes Candidates Av. Votes Av. Votes % Conservative 50 40.65% 33.8% 57,115 123 464 33.8% Liberal Democrat 38 30.89% 28.2% 47,701 119 401 29.2% Independent 32 26.02% 23.1% 39,093 106 369 26.8% Mebyon Kernow 3 2.44% 4.3% 7,290 33 221 16% UKIP 0 0% 3.8% 6,350 26 244 18% Labour 0 0% 3.4% 5,698 59 97 7.1% Green 0 0% 1.9% 3,139 16 196 14.6% Others 0 0% 0.6% 1,100 6 183 12.3% Liberal 0 0% 0.6% 945 9 105 8.2% BNP 0 0% 0.2% 363 4 91 English Democrats 0 0% 0.1% 81 1 81 Councillors elected
Seat Winner Majority Runner Up Candidates Altarnun Phil Parsons, Conservative 80 Independent 3 Bodmin Central Pat Rogerson, Liberal Democrat 232 Conservative 3 Bodmin East Lance Kennedy, Conservative 33 Liberal Democrat 2 Bodmin West Ann Kerridge, Liberal Democrat 333 Conservative 2 Breage John Keeling, Independent 36 Conservative 4 Bude North and Stratton Nathan Bale, Liberal Democrat 962 Conservative 2 Bude South Liberal Democrat 361 Nigel Pearce, Independent 4 Bugle Jackie Bull, Liberal Democrat 263 Conservative 4 Callington Andrew Long, Mebyon Kernow 390 Conservative 3 Camborne Central Jon Stoneman, Conservative 3 Liberal Democrat 4 Camborne North Bill Jenkin, Conservative 164 Liberal Democrat 6 Camborne South Stuart Cullimore, Mebyon Kernow 20 Conservative 5 Camborne West David Biggs, Conservative 181 Mebyon Kernow 5 Camelford Keith Goodenough, Conservative 71 Liberal Democrat 4 Carn Brea North Sheppard, Conservative 118 Liberal Democrat 4 Carn Brea South Kym Willoughby, Liberal Democrat 26 Independent 5 Chacewater and Kenwyn John Dyer, Conservative 518 Liberal Democrat 3 Colan and Mawgan John Fitter, Conservative 250 Independent 3 Constantine Neil Hatton, Conservative 925 Liberal Democrat 3 Falmouth Arwenack Steve Eva, Independent 13 Liberal Democrat 5 Falmouth Boslowick Mike Varney, Independent 199 Liberal Democrat 4 Falmouth Gyllyngvase Geoffrey Evans, Conservative 279 Independent 6 Falmouth Penwerris Grenville Chappel, Independent 56 Liberal Democrat 5 Falmouth Trescobeas David Saunby, Independent 269 Independent 5 Feock and Kea Jim Currie, Conservative 109 Independent 5 Flexbury and Poughill Paula Dolphin, Liberal Democrat 12 Independent 3 Fowey Conservative 36 Independent 3 Gulval and Heamoor Liberal Democrat 578 Conservative 7 Gunnislake Conservative 188 Independent 6 Gwinear-Gwithian and St Erth Conservative 65 Independent 4 Hayle North Independent 348 Conservative 4 Hayle South Independent 193 Independent 6 Helston Central Independent 272 Conservative 3 Helston North Conservative 244 Independent 4 Illogan Conservative 89 Liberal Party 5 Kelly Bray Conservative 262 Liberal Democrat 4 Ladock, St Clement and St Erme Conservative 254 Independent 5 Lanivet Conservative 220 Liberal Democrat 5 Launceston Central Liberal Democrat 258 Conservative 2 Launceston North Liberal Democrat 228 Conservative 2 Launceston South Liberal Democrat 187 Conservative 3 Lelant and Carbis Bay Conservative 318 Independent 3 Liskeard Central Liberal Democrat 131 Conservative 2 Liskeard North Conservative 100 Mebyon Kernow 3 Liskeard South and Dobwalls Liberal Democrat 322 Conservative 3 Looe East Conservative 778 UK Independence Party 4 Looe West and Lansallos Liberal Democrat 42 Conservative 3 Lostwithiel Conservative 121 Independent 6 Ludgvan Independent 115 Conservative 5 Mabe Conservative 80 Liberal Democrat 7 Marazion Conservative 137 Independent 5 Menheniot Conservative 313 Liberal Democrat 3 Mevagissey Conservative 151 Liberal Democrat 4 Mount Charles Liberal Democrat 18 Unspecified 3 Mount Hawke and Portreath Liberal Democrat 101 Conservative 8 Mullion Conservative 245 Liberal Democrat 3 Newlyn and Goonhavern Conservative 227 Liberal Democrat 5 Newlyn and Mousehole Conservative 581 Mebyon Kernow 5 Newquay Central Liberal Democrat 54 Conservative 6 Newquay Pentire Liberal Democrat 96 Conservative 5 Newquay Treloggan Liberal Democrat 47 Conservative 4 Newquay Tretherras Conservative 340 Liberal Democrat 5 Newquay Treviglas Independent 28 Conservative 5 Padstow Conservative 279 Liberal Democrat 5 Pelynt Conservative 173 Liberal Democrat 3 Penryn East and Mylor Conservative 174 Independent 5 Penryn West Independent 18 Liberal Democrat 5 Penwithick Liberal Democrat 78 Conservative 4 Penzance Central Liberal Democrat 14 Conservative 5 Penzance East Liberal Democrat 25 Labour 5 Penzance Promenade Independent 134 Liberal Democrat 5 Perranporth Independent 392 Conservative 5 Porthleven and Helston South Independent 17 Liberal Democrat 4 Poundstock Conservative 45 Liberal Democrat 5 Probus Independent 63 Conservative 6 Rame Conservative 129 Independent 5 Redruth Central Conservative 8 Independent 7 Redruth North Independent 88 Labour 4 Redruth South Independent 501 Liberal Democrat 4 Roche Independent 223 Liberal Democrat 3 Roseland Independent 680 Conservative 3 Saltash Burraton Liberal Democrat 182 Conservative 3 Saltash Essa Liberal Democrat 242 Conservative 2 Saltash Pill Independent 198 Conservative 3 Saltash St Stephens Liberal Democrat 128 Conservative 2 St Agnes Liberal Democrat 326 Conservative 3 St Austell Bay Conservative 361 Liberal Democrat 3 St Austell Bethel Liberal Democrat 18 Conservative 5 St Austell Gover Conservative 53 Liberal Democrat 3 St Austell Poltair Conservative 67 Liberal Democrat 4 St Blaise Liberal Democrat 289 Conservative 3 St Buryan Conservative 260 Liberal Democrat 3 St Cleer Liberal Democrat 189 Conservative 3 St Columb Independent 129 Independent 5 St Day and Lanner Independent 566 Independent 6 St Dennis Independent 545 Liberal Democrat 3 St Endellion Conservative 193 Independent 4 St Enoder Dick Cole, Mebyon Kernow 750 Conservative 3 St Germans Conservative 397 Liberal Democrat 3 St Issey Liberal Democrat 66 Conservative 2 St Ive Liberal Democrat 36 Independent 4 St Ives North Conservative 24 Green Party 6 St Ives South Conservative 200 Green Party 5 St Just In Penwith Independent 283 Liberal Democrat 4 St Keverne and Meneage Independent 16 Conservative 6 St Mewan Liberal Democrat 38 Conservative 3 St Stephen Independent 460 Conservative 4 St Teath Independent 445 Conservative 2 Stithians Independent 302 Conservative 5 Stoke Climsland Neil Burden, Independent 546 Liberal Democrat 3 Threemilestone and Gloweth Liberal Democrat 72 Conservative 6 Tintagel Liberal Democrat 267 Independent 3 Torpoint East Liberal Democrat 126 Conservative 3 Torpoint West Conservative 241 Liberal Democrat 3 Troon and Beacon Conservative 41 Liberal Democrat, Mebyon Kernow 4 Truro Boscawen Liberal Democrat 66 Conservative 5 Truro Moresk Independent 356 Liberal Democrat 6 Truro Tregolls Doris Ansari, Liberal Democrat 183 Conservative 5 Truro Trehaverne Conservative 6 Independent 4 Tywardreath Liberal Democrat 323 Conservative 3 Wadebridge East Independent 145 Conservative 3 Wadebridge West Conservative 439 Liberal Democrat 3 Wendron Independent 194 Mebyon Kernow 7 External links
- [1] Election results at Cornwall Council website
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