Lincolnshire's first Police and Crime Commissioner to be made this evening
The announcement of Lincolnshire's first Police and Crime Commissioner will be made this evening.
Votes have being collected from districts around the county - with the count set to start early this afternoon.
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The four candidates are David Bowles (independent), Richard Davies (Conservative), Paul Gleeson (Labour) and Alan Hardwick (independent).
All district turnout figures have now been confirmed, with Lincolnshire's overall turnout at 15.63%.
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Valid until: Tuesday, December 31 2013
Lincoln City - 14.05%
North Kesteven - 15.84%
South Holland - 12.23%
South Kesteven - 16.14%
Boston - 14.27%
West Lindsey - 17.72%
East Lindsey - 17.2%
Comments
by OldLincolnia
Friday, November 16 2012, 11:57AM
“Only sad sorry Lincolnshire could be so slow and we wonder why a decent road system has been decades in the planning...yawn.”
by Sir_Chasm
Friday, November 16 2012, 11:51AM
“I for one approve of this low turnout. As a theory democracy sounds very persuasive, until you realise that half of the electorate are, by definition, of average intelligence or below. It's therefore better when the great unwashed stays in to watch Jeremy Kyle and leaves the decision-making to those of us who are actually capable of the job.
Arrogant? Probably. True? Most definitely.”
by Bicksy
Friday, November 16 2012, 11:08AM
“Do they have to take their shoes and socks off to continue the count, it'll take them ages”