The results of Labour’s NPF election are as follows:
East Midlands
|
|
|
BROOKFIELD, Julie |
2,010 |
Elected |
ELLIOTT, Dawn |
1,473 |
Elected (Quota)
|
FARNSWORTH, Marietta |
1,363 |
|
FURLONG, Andrew |
2,399 |
Elected |
GLOVER, Mark |
2,096 |
Elected |
LOWE, Julie |
1,382 |
|
MOHAMMED, Adam |
1,931 |
|
MORGAN, Charmaine |
1,304 |
|
|
|
|
NPF Youth Representative |
|
|
BAILEY, Rebecca
|
|
Elected Unopposed |
Eastern
|
|
|
CARTWRIGHT, Russell |
1,627 |
|
CURTIS, Katie |
1,417 |
|
HOLLAND, Jenny |
2,143 |
Elected |
MAYER, Alex |
1,888 |
Elected |
TROLLOPE, Lorna |
1,851 |
Elected |
VALENTINE, James |
1,379 |
|
ZEICHNER, Daniel |
2,267 |
Elected |
|
|
|
NPF Youth Representative |
|
|
RAE, Sarah
|
|
Elected Unopposed |
London
|
|
|
GAVRON, Nicky |
5,717 |
Elected |
HEATHER, Gary |
2,971 |
|
OGILVY, Catriona |
2,650 |
|
OR-BACH, Alon |
3,815 |
Elected |
PERRY, Alice |
4,411 |
Elected |
RYAN, Joan |
3,295 |
|
TWYCROSS, Fiona |
4,068 |
Elected |
|
|
|
NPF Youth Representative |
|
|
HUSSAIN, Sally |
182 |
Elected |
WOLFSON, Ronit |
97 |
|
North
|
|
|
FORBES, Nick |
3,208 |
Elected |
KILLEN, Veronica |
1,980 |
|
MORDEY, Michael |
1,950 |
|
RIRIE, Brynnen |
2,057 |
Elected |
TWIST, Liz |
2,657 |
Elected |
WALLIS, Nick |
2,402 |
Elected |
|
|
|
NPF Youth Representative |
|
|
HAY, Alex |
60 |
|
JOHNSON, Daniel |
65 |
Elected |
North West
|
|
|
ALI, Azhar
|
2,802 |
Elected |
AMESBURY, Mike |
3,289 |
Elected |
GRIFFIN, Theresa |
4,608 |
Elected |
GROVES, James |
1,849 |
|
HARDING, Joanne |
3,496 |
Elected |
JONES, Elaine |
2,328 |
|
LOWTON, Rhiannon |
1,353 |
|
WISEMAN, John |
2,398 |
|
|
|
|
NPF Youth Representative |
|
|
HUGHES, Chris |
96 |
Elected |
LAVELLE, Anthony |
90 |
|
O’NEILL, Joe |
50 |
|
Scotland
|
|
|
ADAMS, James |
1,460 |
Elected |
DUNCAN, Pam |
1,134 |
|
FYFE, Maria |
1,590 |
Elected |
HENDERSON, Ann |
1,071 |
|
MACKECHNIE, Jim |
901 |
|
MCKAY, Gordon |
1,053 |
|
MILLER, Ian |
1,359 |
Elected |
MURRAY, Katrina |
1,241 |
Elected |
|
|
|
NPF Youth Representative |
|
|
YOUNG, Darren
|
|
Elected Unopposed |
South East
|
|
|
BROUGHTON, Marjory |
1,751 |
|
BURGESS, Simon |
2,779 |
Elected |
GARDINER, Deborah |
2,618 |
Elected |
LANDLES, Karen |
2,544 |
Elected |
PHILLIPS, Martin |
2,877 |
Elected |
STILL, Joyce |
2,293 |
|
TANNER, John |
2,155 |
|
|
|
|
NPF Youth Representative |
|
|
DOLLIMORE, Helena
|
|
Elected Unopposed |
South West
|
|
|
CONSTANTINESCU, Razvan
|
1,045 |
|
DAVISON, Ray |
900 |
|
DHILLON, Keir |
1,569 |
|
FORD, Glyn |
1,913 |
Elected |
MOODY, Clare |
1,463 |
Elected (Quota)
|
NAYSMITH, Douglas |
1,590 |
Elected |
PHILLIPS, Ann |
1,040 |
|
ROSSER, Helen |
914 |
|
WESTON, Brenda |
1,531 |
Elected |
|
|
|
NPF Youth Representative |
|
|
DAVEY, Bethan
|
|
Elected Unopposed |
Wales
|
|
|
DAVIES, Nick |
2,087 |
Elected |
HANSON, Margaret |
1,512 |
|
HARLE, Annabelle |
1,896 |
Elected |
HUNT, Anthony |
1,271 |
|
HUTTON, Donna |
1,987 |
Elected |
MILES, Jeremy |
1,211 |
|
REES, Christina |
1,699 |
|
SANDISON, Hamish |
895 |
|
WILLIAMS, Darren |
2,381 |
Elected |
|
|
|
NPF Youth Representative |
|
|
PEARLEEN, Sangha
|
|
Elected Unopposed |
West Midlands
|
|
|
ALI, Shaukat |
2,517 |
Elected |
PEACOCK, Stephanie |
2,909 |
Elected |
SAMUELS, Sandra |
2,686 |
Elected |
SEYMOUTH-SMITH, Lucy |
2,425 |
Elected |
WATKINS, James |
2,313 |
|
|
|
|
NPF Youth Representative |
|
|
HALE, Charlotte
|
|
Elected Unopposed |
Yorkshire &
The Humber
|
|
|
BURGON, Richard |
2,242 |
|
CHARLWOOD, Rebecca |
1,981 |
|
CRYER, Ann |
3,799 |
Elected |
HANLEY, Jamie |
2,044 |
|
HODDINOTT, Emma |
2,528 |
Elected |
HUSSAIN, Mahroof |
2,162 |
|
MCMANUS, George |
2,446 |
Elected |
THURSFIELD, Denise |
2,344 |
Elected |
|
|
|
NPF Youth Representative |
|
|
DAVIES, Ruth
|
|
Elected Unopposed |
ALC |
|
|
BROOKS, Nicki |
967 |
|
CADBURY, Ruth |
1,323 |
Elected |
CORNFORTH, Angela |
1,363 |
Elected |
LAWRENCE, Roger |
1,024 |
Elected |
MARTIN, Sandy |
1,002 |
|
PAYNE, Michael |
1,005 |
|
SWIFT, Steve |
1,132 |
Elected |
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