Local Election Results 2008
Bolton
Left = Left List
You = You Party
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By-elections for Bolton (may be incomplete): 21st November 2002 (Daubhill)
— 13th July 2006 (Crompton)
— 1st October 2009 (Crompton)
— 19th December 2013 (Harper Green)
— 16th October 2014 (Harper Green)
— 11th February 2016 (Crompton)
— 6th October 2016 (Rumworth)
— 18th January 2018 (Hulton)
— 8th March 2018 (Farnworth)
— 28th October 2021 (Bromley Cross)
Map of the results —Export spreadsheet
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Seats |
Conservative |
29254 |
41.8% |
9 |
Labour |
22644 |
32.4% |
7 |
Liberal Democrat |
14221 |
20.3% |
4 |
Green Party |
1751 |
2.5% |
0 |
British National Party |
867 |
1.2% |
0 |
You Party |
637 |
0.9% |
0 |
Left List |
444 |
0.6% |
0 |
Independent |
104 |
0.1% |
0 |
Hilary Fairclough |
C |
2358 |
64.4% |
Clive Atty |
LD |
733 |
20.0% |
Muhammad Rafiq |
Lab |
572 |
15.6% |
Walter Hall |
C |
2535 |
68.7% |
James Cottam |
Lab |
620 |
16.8% |
Lauren Alergant |
LD |
342 |
9.3% |
Anne Mumberson |
Grn |
195 |
5.3% |
Arthur Norris |
C |
1696 |
47.1% |
William Gallagher |
Lab |
1182 |
32.8% |
Carl Hemmings |
BNP |
350 |
9.7% |
Stephen Howarth |
LD |
163 |
4.5% |
Norma Armston |
You |
137 |
3.8% |
Lynne Hyland |
Grn |
74 |
2.1% |
Alan Wilkinson |
C |
2933 |
68.9% |
Jeremy Foster |
Lab |
705 |
16.6% |
David Wibberley |
LD |
331 |
7.8% |
Liz Spencer |
Grn |
147 |
3.5% |
Andy Openshaw |
You |
141 |
3.3% |
Hanif Darvesh |
Lab |
1985 |
50.0% |
John Partington |
C |
1113 |
28.0% |
Yakub Khoda |
LD |
873 |
22.0% |
Jim Lord |
Lab |
1151 |
41.5% |
Tariq Aziz |
LD |
955 |
34.4% |
Michelle Ionn |
C |
531 |
19.1% |
Andy Allen |
You |
138 |
5.0% |
Mohammed Iqbal |
Lab |
1657 |
46.3% |
Mudasir Dean |
C |
1299 |
36.3% |
Alan Johnson |
Grn |
374 |
10.5% |
Mian Akhtar |
LD |
245 |
6.9% |
Cliff Morris |
Lab |
1875 |
62.5% |
Shahid Mahmood |
C |
632 |
21.1% |
Riaz Gul |
LD |
494 |
16.5% |
Champak Mistry |
Lab |
1181 |
44.7% |
Bill Dawson |
C |
1071 |
40.5% |
David Connor |
LD |
390 |
14.8% |
Alan Rushton |
C |
3378 |
70.6% |
John Gillatt |
Lab |
831 |
17.4% |
Jonathan Evans |
LD |
326 |
6.8% |
Daniel Mann |
Grn |
249 |
5.2% |
Pat Barrow |
C |
1469 |
43.7% |
Kevan Jones |
Lab |
1021 |
30.4% |
Ian Hamilton |
LD |
869 |
25.9% |
Barbara Ronson |
LD |
1615 |
44.0% |
Stephen Wallen |
C |
1126 |
30.7% |
Kevin McKeon |
Lab |
832 |
22.7% |
Lucy Openshaw |
You |
95 |
2.6% |
Alan Walsh |
C |
1822 |
54.2% |
Paul Fitzpatrick |
Lab |
1118 |
33.3% |
Linden Greensitt |
LD |
421 |
12.5% |
John Rothwell |
LD |
1435 |
46.6% |
Guy Harkin |
Lab |
1052 |
34.2% |
Diane Bamber |
C |
593 |
19.3% |
Mary Woodward |
C |
1726 |
45.5% |
Jesamine Kay |
Lab |
1408 |
37.1% |
Eric Hyde |
LD |
418 |
11.0% |
Alwynne Cartmell |
Grn |
243 |
6.4% |
Rosa Kay |
Lab |
1875 |
63.2% |
Wendy Connor |
LD |
647 |
21.8% |
Neil McAlister |
Left |
444 |
15.0% |
Roger Hayes |
LD |
1784 |
46.6% |
Christine Flanigan |
C |
1216 |
31.8% |
Christopher Peacock |
Lab |
599 |
15.6% |
Rachel Mann |
Grn |
136 |
3.6% |
Doug Bagnall |
You |
94 |
2.5% |
Frank White |
Lab |
1289 |
40.2% |
Nigel Ford |
C |
1109 |
34.6% |
David Wood |
BNP |
517 |
16.1% |
Paul Harasiwka |
LD |
194 |
6.0% |
James Tomkinson |
Grn |
68 |
2.1% |
Ryan Barlow |
You |
32 |
1.0% |
Christine Wild |
C |
1700 |
47.6% |
Mike Francis |
Lab |
874 |
24.5% |
Derek Gradwell |
LD |
858 |
24.0% |
Laura Spencer |
Grn |
141 |
3.9% |
David Wilkinson |
LD |
1128 |
36.2% |
Lynda Winrow |
C |
947 |
30.4% |
Harry Bowling |
Lab |
817 |
26.2% |
Eric Hyland |
Grn |
124 |
4.0% |
Ainslie Casson |
Ind |
104 |
3.3% |
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