Euro election results
THE political representation for the Eastern region in Europe remains unchanged following the election count on Sunday. Labour MEP Richard Howitt hung on to his seat despite seeing a drop in the overall percentage of the vote received by his party. The Gr
THE political representation for the Eastern region in Europe remains unchanged following the election count on Sunday.
Labour MEP Richard Howitt hung on to his seat despite seeing a drop in the overall percentage of the vote received by his party.
The Green Party came closest to disrupting the political balance by polling more than 140,000 votes - about 26,000 less than Labour.
The count for the Eastern region was held in the St Ivo Leisure Centre in St Ives and seven MEPs were elected to the European Parliament.
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Less than half of the total electorate in the Easton region turned out to vote in the European elections.
The Easton region's seven MEPs are:
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Geoffrey Van Orden (Con)
Robert Sturdy (Con)
Vicky Ford (Con)
David Campbell Bannerman (UKIP)
John Agnew (UKIP)
Andrew Duff (Lib Dem)
Richard Howitt (Lab)
Turnout: 1,603,340
Electorate: 4,252,669
Voting figures:
Animals Count: 13,201
British National Party: 97,013
Christian Party: 24,646
Conservative Party: 500,331
English Democrats Party: 32,211
Jury Team: 6354
Liberal Democrats: 221,235
No 2 EU: Yes to Democracy: 13,939
Libertas: 9940
Socialist Labour Party: 13,599
The Green Party: 141,016
The Labour Party: 167,833
United Kingdom First: 38,185
United Kingdom Independence Party: 313,921
Peter Rigby (Independent): 9916
