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    St. Marks, Kingston upon Thames

    At the most recent election (8 May 1986), D. Doe (Conservative Party), D. Smedley (Conservative Party) and A Martin (Conservative Party) won St. Marks, with a majority of 439 votes on a turnout of 40.78%.

    Area type
    ward
    Within
    Kingston upon Thames
    Elections recorded
    2
    Recorded results
    19
    St. Marks: Local Elections 1986Turnout 40.78%, electorate 6,264
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    D. DoeConservative Party1,23016%Yes
    D. SmedleyConservative Party1,21615.9%Yes
    A MartinConservative Party1,21115.8%Yes
    A. AbbottLib/Sdp77210.1%No
    R. SteedLib/Sdp7229.4%No
    L. GrabmanLib/Sdp7199.4%No
    P. DefriesThe Labour Party5587.3%No
    L. HendersonThe Labour Party5206.8%No
    D. GriffithsThe Labour Party5206.8%No
    S. LeonardGreen Party1962.6%No
    St. Marks: Local Elections 1982Turnout 35.94%, electorate 7,195
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    D. HallConservative Party1,49919.3%No
    A MartinConservative Party1,47519%No
    B. WilliamsConservative Party1,41818.3%No
    L. GrabmanLib/Sdp78610.1%No
    B. SeymourLib/Sdp77210%No
    C. NowakowskiLib/Sdp7559.7%No
    B. HollowayThe Labour Party3594.6%No
    A. MyersThe Labour Party3594.6%No
    J. BallThe Labour Party3344.3%No

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