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    Police and Crime Commissioner for South Yorkshire Police, England

    At the most recent election (5 May 2016), Alan Billings (The Labour Party) won Police and Crime Commissioner for South Yorkshire Police, with a majority of 87,916 votes.

    At the South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner Election 2016 (5 May 2016), 1 seats on Police and Crime Commissioner for South Yorkshire Police were filled: The Labour Party 1. The Labour Party 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 South Yorkshire Police: seats won by party at each election
    ElectionDateSeats won by party
    South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner Election 20165 May 2016The Labour Party 1
    Police and Crime Commissioner for South Yorkshire Police: South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner Election 2016
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Alan BillingsThe Labour Party144,97851.9%Yes
    Gavin FeltonUK Independence Party (UKIP)57,06220.4%No
    Ian WalkerConservative Party29,90410.7%No
    Joe OttenLiberal Democrats28,06010.1%No
    David AllenEnglish Democrats19,1446.9%No
    Police and Crime Commissioner for South Yorkshire Police: South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner Election 2012
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Shaun WrightThe Labour Party74,61551.4%Yes
    David AllenEnglish Democrats22,60815.6%No
    Nigel BonsonConservative Party21,07514.5%No
    Jonathan ArnottUK Independence Party (UKIP)16,77311.5%No
    Robert TealLiberal Democrats10,2237%No

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