Bristol South
2010 Results:
Conservative: 11086 (22.92%)
Labour: 18600 (38.45%)
Liberal Democrat: 13866 (28.66%)
BNP: 1739 (3.59%)
UKIP: 1264 (2.61%)
Green: 1216 (2.51%)
English Democrat: 400 (0.83%)
TUSC: 206 (0.43%)
Majority: 4734 (9.79%)
Notional 2005 Results:
Labour: 20778 (49.1%)
Liberal Democrat: 9636 (22.8%)
Conservative: 8466 (20%)
Other: 3448 (8.1%)
Majority: 11142 (26.3%)
Actual 2005 result
Conservative: 8466 (20%)
Labour: 20778 (49.1%)
Liberal Democrat: 9636 (22.8%)
Green: 2127 (5%)
UKIP: 1321 (3.1%)
Majority: 11142 (26.3%)
2001 Result
Conservative: 9118 (22.3%)
Labour: 23299 (56.9%)
Liberal Democrat: 6078 (14.8%)
UKIP: 496 (1.2%)
Green: 1233 (3%)
Other: 746 (1.8%)
Majority: 14181 (34.6%)
1997 Result
Conservative: 10562 (21.2%)
Labour: 29890 (59.9%)
Liberal Democrat: 6691 (13.4%)
Referendum: 1486 (3%)
Other: 1230 (2.5%)
Majority: 19328 (38.8%)
Boundary changes:
Profile:
Current MP: Dawn Primarolo(Labour) (more information at They work for you)
Mark Lloyd Davies (Conservative) Educated at Royal Holloway and the University of Amsterdam. Government affairs manager for a pharmaceutical company and former Conservative Research department health advisor. Dawn Primarolo(Labour) (more information at They work for you)Mark Wright (Liberal Democrat) Software engineer. Bristol city councillor.
Charlie Bolton (Green) Bristol councillor since 2006. Contested Bristol South 2005.Colin McNamee (UKIP) Colin Chidsey (BNP) Craig Clarke (English Democrat)Tom Baldwin (TUSC)2001 Census Demographics
Total 2001 Population: 99495
Male: 48.5%
Female: 51.5%
Under 18: 23.5%
Over 60: 20.5%
Born outside UK: 4.4%
White: 95.7%
Black: 0.8%
Asian: 1.5%
Mixed: 1.5%
Other: 0.4%
Christian: 65.3%
Muslim: 1.1%
Full time students: 2.7%
Graduates 16-74: 14.6%
No Qualifications 16-74: 36%
Owner-Occupied: 64.1%
Social Housing: 25.4% (Council: 21.2%, Housing Ass.: 4.2%)
Privately Rented: 6.8%
Homes without central heating and/or private bathroom: 10.1%
In the first direct elections for Deputy Speaker of the Commons, Dawn Primarolo has been elected Second Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means.
She had 76 first preferences, rising to 128 following redistribution.
Hat tip to Andrea from another place…..
Dawn Primarolo is the first Labour Second Deputy CWM since Betty Boothroyd, and the first woman to hold the post since Dame Janet Fookes.