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    Rudheath and South Witton, Vale Royal

    At the most recent election (3 May 2007), George Peter Miller (Conservative Party) and Tony Lawrenson (The Labour Party) won Rudheath and South Witton, with a majority of 52 votes on a turnout of 20.67%.

    Area type
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    Within
    Vale Royal
    Elections recorded
    3
    Recorded results
    12
    Rudheath and South Witton: Local Elections 2007Turnout 20.67%, electorate 3,606
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    George Peter MillerConservative Party49333.1%Yes
    Tony LawrensonThe Labour Party43128.9%Yes
    Jean GroomThe Labour Party37925.4%No
    Daniel WiddowfieldLiberal Democrats18812.6%No
    Rudheath and South Witton: Local Elections 2003Turnout 16.01%, electorate 3,535
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Anthony LawrensonThe Labour Party47542%Yes
    Jean GroomThe Labour Party42637.6%Yes
    Ben SmithConservative Party23120.4%No
    Rudheath and South Witton: Local Elections 1999Turnout 20.14%, electorate 3,547
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    A. LawrensonThe Labour Party55538.8%Yes
    J. GroomThe Labour Party50335.2%Yes
    A MathesonConservative Party15110.6%No
    J SeedConservative Party1289%No
    John RutterLiberal Democrats926.4%No

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