Labour’s NEC election is a long one – but it came to an end on Monday after 8 months. The results have just been announced, and we’ve published them below. The top six candidates (Ken Livingstone, Ann Black, Ellie Reeves, Christine Shawcroft, Kate Osamor and Johanna Baxter) will be representing Labour members as “constituency reps” on the NEC for the next two years:
LIVINGSTONE, Ken 39,548 Elected
BLACK, Ann 36,496 Elected
REEVES, Ellie 31,278 Elected
SHAWCROFT, Christine 29,558 Elected
OSAMOR, Kate 28,484 Elected
BAXTER, Johanna 24,325 Elected
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WILLSMAN, Peter 23,362
WILLIAMS, Darren 21,307
AKEHURST, Luke 21,115
NOSEGBE, Florence 19,174
WHEELER, Peter 18,724
PEEL, Kevin 17,830
FLINTOFF, Crispin 12,539
Update: We’ve also got the results of the local government section – the two councillors representing local government on the NEC will be Jim McMahon and Alice Perry. Here’s the results:
McMAHON, Jim 1,894 Elected
PERRY, Alice 1,510 Elected
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LUCAS, Ann 1,402
HENIG, Simon 1,229
Congratulations to the successful candidates and commiserations to those who missed out. We’ll have analysis of what the results mean later this afternoon…
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