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    Police and Crime Commissioner for Dorset Police, England

    At the most recent election (5 May 2016), Martyn Underhill (Independent) won Police and Crime Commissioner for Dorset Police, with a majority of 10,649 votes.

    At the Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner Election 2016 (5 May 2016), 1 seats on Police and Crime Commissioner for Dorset Police were filled: Independent 1. Independent won a majority of the seats contested.

    Area type
    police crime commissioner
    Within
    England
    Elections recorded
    2
    Wards / divisions
    1
    Police and Crime Commissioner for Dorset Police: seats won by party at each election
    ElectionDateSeats won by party
    Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner Election 20165 May 2016Independent 1
    Police and Crime Commissioner for Dorset Police: Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner Election 2016
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Martyn UnderhillIndependent47,73837.9%Yes
    Andrew GrahamConservative Party37,08929.4%No
    Lester TaylorUK Independence Party (UKIP)21,08616.7%No
    Patrick CanavanThe Labour Party20,16916%No
    Police and Crime Commissioner for Dorset Police: Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner Election 2012
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Martyn UnderhillIndependent43,42545.2%Yes
    Nick KingConservative Party31,16532.4%No
    Rachel RogersThe Labour Party11,59612.1%No
    Andy CanningLiberal Democrats9,96310.4%No

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