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    St. Marks, Rother

    At the most recent election (6 May 1999), J. Gadd (Conservative Party), M. Sivyer (Conservative Party) and I. Brampton (Conservative Party) won St. Marks, with a majority of 615 votes on a turnout of 40.3%.

    Area type
    ward
    Within
    Rother
    Elections recorded
    3
    Recorded results
    16
    St. Marks: Local Elections 1999Turnout 40.3%, electorate 4,670
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    J. GaddConservative Party1,23927.1%Yes
    M. SivyerConservative Party1,22126.7%Yes
    I. BramptonConservative Party1,18625.9%Yes
    T. SmithLiberal Democrats57112.5%No
    E. AllenThe Labour Party3637.9%No
    St. Marks: Local Elections 1995Turnout 45.9%, electorate 4,676
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    I. BramptonConservative Party1,14422%Yes
    M. SivyerConservative Party1,08320.9%Yes
    V. HigginsConservative Party1,08120.8%Yes
    W. DashLiberal Democrats70413.6%No
    N. GoodwinIndependent68413.2%No
    E. HamiltonThe Labour Party4959.5%No
    St. Marks: Local Elections 1991Turnout 49.6%, electorate 4,541
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    D. RobinsonConservative Party1,56828.4%Yes
    W. SansomConservative Party1,48126.8%Yes
    I. BramptonConservative Party1,46626.5%Yes
    B. EberliLiberal Democrats69612.6%No
    E. WinterbottomThe Labour Party3185.8%No

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