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Local Election Results 2010

Exeter

One-third of council up for election.

Note:— Due to local government reorganisation in which Exeter was to become a unitary council, this election was originally cancelled and the terms of the councillors elected in 2006 were extended to 2011. Following a High Court ruling in July 2010 that this decision was unlawful, the seats elected in 2006 became vacant. As a result, the 2010 local elections in Exeter were held on 9 September. However, a by-election had previously been held in Pennsylvania ward on 6 May 2010, the day on which the previous councillor's term would have ended had it not been for the extension; following the High Court ruling the winner of that by-election was confirmed in office for a full four-year term.

No elections on 9 September in Pennsylvania (as above), St James, St Leonard's, St Loyes or St Thomas. The election in Topsham on 9 September was a by-election.

Other results for Exeter: 2002 2003 2004 2006 2007 2008 2011 2012 2014 2015 2016 2018 2019 2021 2022 2023
By-elections for Exeter (may be incomplete): 26th February 2004 (Duryard) — 5th May 2005 (St James) — 13th July 2006 (Alphington) — 15th August 2015 (Pinhoe) — 4th May 2017 (St Thomas) — 13th December 2017 (Newtown & St Leonard's) — 12th December 2019 (Topsham)
Results for Devon county council: 2005 2009 2013 2017 2021

Map of the resultsExport spreadsheet


Consolidated results — Exeter 2010

Party Votes Percent Seats
Labour 7619 35.3% 7
Conservative 7060 32.7% 4
Liberal Democrat 4333 20.1% 3
Green Party 1303 6.0% 0
UK Independence Party 848 3.9% 0
Liberal Party 348 1.6% 0
British National Party 53 0.2% 0

Alphington

Rod Ruffle LD 719 43.6%
David Thompson C 515 31.2%
Andrew Bell Grn 293 17.8%
Andrew Dudgeon UKIP 122 7.4%

Cowick [Lab gain from C]

Heather Morris Lab 691 44.9%
Connel Boyle C 467 30.4%
Cia Browning LD 269 17.5%
Lawrence Harper UKIP 68 4.4%
Arabella Fraser Grn 43 2.8%

Duryard [C gain from LD]

Lee Mottram C 363 42.5%
John Earle LD 351 41.1%
Jerry Fox Lab 81 9.5%
Lizzie Woodman Grn 41 4.8%
Peter Gove UKIP 19 2.2%

Exwick

Rachel Sutton Lab 909 52.4%
Liam Martin LD 365 21.0%
James Moffat C 297 17.1%
Richard Timmis UKIP 112 6.5%
Isaac Price-Sosner Grn 53 3.1%

Heavitree [C gain from Lib]

Tyna Crow C 443 31.6%
Paul Bull Lab 432 30.8%
Chris Gale Lib 348 24.8%
Sue Greenall Grn 108 7.7%
Paddy Elsdon LD 71 5.1%

Mincinglake

Ian Martin Lab 582 62.2%
Jeremy White C 162 17.3%
Keith Crawford UKIP 86 9.2%
Helen Bray LD 71 7.6%
Ian Elliott Grn 34 3.6%

Newtown

Roger Spackman Lab 569 49.3%
Charlotte Markey C 311 26.9%
Tom Milburn Grn 200 17.3%
David Lockwood LD 75 6.5%

Pennsylvania [Held 6 May 2010; resignation of Alexander Bond; LD gain from C]

Tim Payne LD 1391 45.8%
David Thompson C 913 30.1%
Bernard Dugdale Lab 491 16.2%
David Smith UKIP 152 5.0%
Isaac Price-Sosner Grn 88 2.9%

Pinhoe [Lab gain from C]

Moira Macdonald Lab 903 44.5%
Ruth Smith C 899 44.3%
David Smith UKIP 104 5.1%
Christine Fullam LD 74 3.6%
Helen Edwards Grn 48 2.4%

Polsloe

Yolonda Henson C 589 46.0%
Rachel Lyons Lab 477 37.3%
Rouben Freeman Grn 94 7.3%
Christopher Townsend LD 93 7.3%
Graham Down UKIP 27 2.1%

Priory

Lesley Robson Lab 1029 53.0%
John Corcoran C 634 32.7%
Benjamin Noble LD 115 5.9%
Keith Hyams Grn 64 3.3%
Chris Stone BNP 53 2.7%
Dale Woolner UKIP 46 2.4%

St David's

Stella Brock LD 385 45.0%
Ust Oldfield Lab 201 23.5%
Louis Ten-Holter C 136 15.9%
Mark Cox Grn 94 11.0%
Ralph Gay UKIP 39 4.6%

Topsham [Resignation of Mark Starling]

Margaret Baldwin C 780 54.9%
Eliot Wright Lab 276 19.4%
Sandra Barrett LD 231 16.3%
Mike Amor UKIP 73 5.1%
Audaye Elesedy Grn 61 4.3%

Whipton and Barton

Peter Edwards Lab 978 56.4%
Andrew Leadbetter C 551 31.8%
Pamela Thickett LD 123 7.1%
Jeff Ridley Grn 82 4.7%

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