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    Long Stratton, South Norfolk

    At the most recent election (4 June 2009), Alison Thomas (Conservative Party) won Long Stratton, with a majority of 723 votes.

    Area type
    ward
    Within
    South Norfolk
    Elections recorded
    5
    Recorded results
    16
    Long Stratton: Local Elections 2009
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Alison ThomasConservative Party1,83957.6%Yes
    Marianne MillerLiberal Democrats1,11635%No
    Sally BlaikieThe Labour Party2367.4%No
    Long Stratton: Local Elections 2005
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Stuart RiceConservative Party2,12041.7%Yes
    Evelyn DomeyerLiberal Democrats2,01939.7%No
    Sally BlaikieThe Labour Party95118.7%No
    Long Stratton: Local Elections 2001Turnout 64.6%, electorate 7,974
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    E. LittlerLiberal Democrats2,24543.6%No
    J. TumbridgeConservative Party1,80635.1%No
    Sally BlaikieThe Labour Party94718.4%No
    T. WakemanGreen Party1533%No
    Long Stratton: Local Elections 1997
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    E. LittlerLiberal Democrats3,07752.3%Yes
    J EllisConservative Party1,73129.4%No
    Grace AitkenThe Labour Party1,07718.3%No
    Long Stratton: Local Elections 1993
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    E. LittlerLiberal Democrats2,18963.9%Yes
    P HowarthConservative Party90126.3%No
    Grace AitkenThe Labour Party3359.8%No

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