Weymouth and Portland Council election, 2000
- Weymouth and Portland Council election, 2000
Elections to Weymouth and Portland Council were held on 4 May, 2000. One third of the council was up for election and the council stayed under no overall control.
After the election, the composition of the council was
*Labour 13
*Liberal Democrat 12
*Conservative 5
*Independent 5
Election result
Election Summary Party
party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
seats = 4
gain =
loss =
net = 0
seats % = 36.4
votes % =
votes =
plus/minus = Election Summary Party
party = Conservative Party (UK)
seats = 4
gain =
loss =
net = +2
seats % = 36.4
votes % =
votes =
plus/minus = Election Summary Party
party = Labour Party (UK)
seats = 2
gain =
loss =
net = -2
seats % = 18.2
votes % =
votes =
plus/minus = Election Summary Party
party = Independent (politician)
seats = 1
gain =
loss =
net = 0
seats % = 9.1
votes % =
votes =
plus/minus =
References
* [http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/uk_politics/vote2000/locals/142.stm 2000 Weymouth and Portland election result]
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