Forum topic: Council election results in and around Palmers Green
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Below are the election results for the radically reconfigured Palmers Green ward (smaller and shifted westwards) and the six other wards that surround it.
Across the borough, Labour won 38 seats and the Conservatives 25 - compared to 2018 this is eight fewer for Labour and eight more for the Conservatives.
For analysis of the Enfield results see this report on the Enfield Dispatchwebsite.
For analysis of results in all London boroughs, see this report on the OnLondon website.
Palmers Green (2) |
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| Nicholas Araujo Haojipateras (TUSC) | 44 |
| Mutlu Beyzade (Liberal Democrat) | 346 |
| Basil Thomas Clarke (Green) | 340 |
| Ertan Hurer (Conservative) | 783 |
| Chris James (Labour) | 1511 |
| Shyamala Lennon (Conservative) | 862 |
| Angela Lewis-Wright (Freedom Alliance) | 47 |
| John Brendan Malone (Liberal Democrat) | 407 |
| Doug Taylor (Labour) | 1433 |
| Nicholas John Wall (Green) | 322 |
| Turnout 43.13% | |
Arnos Grove (2) |
|
| Chris Bushill (Liberal Democrat) | 464 |
| Joan Bushill (Liberal Democrat) | 504 |
| Rodney Campbell (Green) | 323 |
| Adrian Grumi (Conservative) | 1296 |
| Nneka Keazor (Labour) | 982 |
| Paul Pratt (Conservative) | 1295 |
| Mahtab Uddin (Labour) | 846 |
| Turnout: 46.99% | |
Bowes (2) |
|
| Jane Atkinson (Liberal Democrat) | 241 |
| Peter Charalambous (Conservative) | 746 |
| Ediz Mevlit (Conservative) | 721 |
| Gina Needs (Labour) | 1139 |
| Ahmet Oykener (Labour) | 1082 |
| Daniel Szymon Stachow (Green) | 301 |
| Margaret Joan Steel (Liberal Democrat) | 180 |
| Turnout 32.97% | |
Highfield (2) |
|
| Jacqueline Campbell (Conservative) | 931 |
| Lauren Fulbright (Liberal Democrat) | 328 |
| Tim Leaver (Labour) | 1048 |
| Darya Paun (Liberal Democrat) | 258 |
| Nicola Rose Scott (Green) | 248 |
| Nia Stevens (Labour) | 960 |
| Tolga Suleyman (Conservative) | 810 |
| Turnout 35.47% | |
New Southgate (2) |
|
| Josh Abey (Labour) | 1541 |
| Lee Atkinson (Liberal Democrat) | 294 |
| Margaret Brady (Conservative) | 821 |
| Anne Margaret Brown (Green) | 309 |
| Laura Davenport (Green) | 491 |
| Nelly Gyosheva (Labour) | 1419 |
| Kiran Mistry (Conservative) | 812 |
| Laura Monk (Liberal Democrat) | 273 |
| Turnout 40.65% | |
Southgate (3) |
|
| Harry Devitt Redmond (Labour) | 1340 |
| Georgie Elliott-Smith (Green) | 1097 |
| Charith Gunawardena (Green) | 1268 |
| Christine Hamilton (Labour) | 1365 |
| Stephanos Ioannou (Conservative) | 1915 |
| Chris Joannides (Conservative) | 1751 |
| Richard Mapleston (Liberal Democrat) | 342 |
| Sanjay Mazumder (Liberal Democrat) | 317 |
| Diana Medlicott (Liberal Democrat) | 293 |
| Elisa Morreale (Conservative) | 1654 |
| Gary Ogin (Labour) | 1183 |
| Nigel John Watson (Green) | 840 |
| Turnout 44.46% | |
Winchmore Hill (2) |
|
| Carl Bayliss (Labour) | 996 |
| Lee Chamberlain (Conservative) | 1725 |
| Matt McLaren (Liberal Democrat) | 483 |
| Jonathan Molloy (Green) | 470 |
| Mark Quinn (Labour) | 948 |
| Andy Stainton (Liberal Democrat) | 420 |
| Maria Alexandrou (Conservative) | 1899 |
| Turnout 47.77% |
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