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2016 Liverpool City Council election

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The 2016 Liverpool City Council election took place on 5 May 2016 to elect members of Liverpool City Council in England. This was on the same day as the election for the Elected Mayor of Liverpool and the Police and Crime Commissioner for Merseyside.

2016 Liverpool City Council election
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32 of 90 seats (One Third and two by-election)
to Liverpool City Council
46 seats needed for a majority
Turnout31% (Decrease48%)
  First party Second party Third party
 
Joe Anderson (crop).jpg
Cllr Richard Kempq.jpg
Cllr Tom Crone.jpg
Leader Joe Anderson Richard Kemp Tom Crone
Party Labour Liberal Democrats Green
Leader's seat N/A,
Mayor 		Church
St Michael's
Last election 78 seats,
67% 		1 seat,
16.7% 		1 seat,
9.7%
Seats before 80 2 4
Seats won 26 3 1
Seats after 81 4 4
Seat change Increase1 Increase2 Steady
Popular vote 60,164 16,375 10,551
Percentage 61% 17% 11%
Swing Decrease6% Increase8.55% Decrease1%
  Fourth party
 
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Leader Steve Radford
Party Liberal
Leader's seat Tuebrook
and
Stoneycroft
Last election 0 seats,
3.1%
Seats before 2
Seats won 1
Seats after 2
Seat change Steady
Popular vote 5,127
Percentage 5%
Swing Increase2.1%
Map of results of 2016 election
Control of Council before election

Joe Anderson
Labour

Control of Council after Election

Joe Anderson
Labour

Due to the 'in thirds' system of election, one third of the council were up for election, with direct comparisons to previous results made with the corresponding vote at the 2012 Liverpool City Council election. There were two by-elections in Belle Vale and Norris Green wards, so these wards each elected two councillors.

Council composition

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Prior to the election the composition of the council was:

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81 4 2 2 1
Lab G LD L I

After the election the composition of the council was:

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80 4 4 2
Lab G LD L

Election result in 2016

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Liverpool Local Election Result 2016
Party Seats Gains Losses Net gain/loss Seats % Votes % Votes +/−
  Labour 27 1 2 -1 91% 61% 60,164
  Liberal Democrats 3 +2 0 +2 9% 17% 16,375
  Green 1 0 0 0 3% 11% 10,551
  Liberal 2 0 0 0 3% 5% 5,127
  Conservative 0 0 0 0 0% 4% 4,405
  UKIP 0 0 0 0 0% 2.5% 2,437
  TUSC 0 0 0 0 0% 2.3% 2,292
  Old Swan Against the Cuts 0 0 0 0 0% 0.4% 395
  English Democrat 0 0 0 0 0% 0.3% 290
  Independent 0 0 1 -1 0% 0.24% 236

Ward results

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* - Existing Councillor seeking re-election.

Allerton and Hunts Cross

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Allerton and Hunts Cross
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Liberal Democrats Mirna Lizzett Juarez 2,105 47%
Labour Ged Gibbons * 1,628 36%
Conservative Johnathan Peter Andrew 353 8%
Green Maggi Williams 289 6%
Liberal Irene Lillian Morrison 89 2%
Majority 477
Registered electors 11,411
Turnout 4,464 39%
Rejected ballots 50
Liberal Democrats gain from Labour Swing

[1]

Anfield

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Anfield
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Ros Groves 1,601 75%
Liberal Jimmy Richardson 132 6.2%
Liberal Democrats Jeanette Makinson 120 5.6%
Green Shaun Ingram 120 5.6%
Conservative Thomas Stafford Roberts 89 4.2%
TUSC Benjamin Mark Bolton 65 6.2%
Majority 1,469
Registered electors 8,972
Turnout 2,127 24%
Rejected ballots 15
Labour hold Swing

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Belle Vale

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Belle Vale - 2 seats
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Ruth Lillian Bennett 2,196 65%
Labour Helen Thompson 1,761 52%
Liberal Democrats Stephen Atkinson 384 11.37%
TUSC Alan David Fogg 360 6.5%
TUSC Roy Dixon 292 5.3%
Green Hilary McDonagh 217 3.9%
Conservative Beryl Pinnington 127 2.3%
Conservative Elizabeth Ann Pearson 94 1.7%
Liberal Damien Patrick Daly 92 1.7%
Majority 1,812
Registered electors 11,290
Turnout 3,376 30%
Rejected ballots 23
Labour hold Swing
Labour hold Swing

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Central

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Central
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Christine Banks * 1,213 70%
Green Robbie Coyne 285 16%
Conservative Lee David Berry 100 5.7%
Liberal Democrats Jacqueline Elaine Wilson 95 5.4%
Liberal James Robert Dykstra 52 3%
Majority 928
Registered electors 10,515
Turnout 1,745 16%
Rejected ballots 17
Labour hold Swing

[4]

Childwall

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Childwall
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Liz Parsons 2,234 53% +1%
Liberal Democrats Pat Moloney 1,236 29% +14%
Green Lewis Coyne 274 6% −1%
UKIP Shimrit Manning 299 7% −1%
Conservative Nathan Charles Denham 196 5% −3%
Majority 998
Registered electors 10,885
Turnout 4,239 39%
Rejected ballots 55
Labour hold Swing

[5]

Church

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Church
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Liberal Democrats Andrew Kendrick Makinson 2,903 56%
Labour Jan McDermott 1,441 28%
Green Eleanor Janet Mary Martin 426 8.2%
Liberal John Francis Bradley 135 2.6%
Conservative David Jeffery 133 2.5%
TUSC William Delf 46 0.9%
Majority 1,462
Registered electors 10,593
Turnout 5,207 49%
Rejected ballots 49
Liberal Democrats hold Swing

[6]

Clubmoor

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Clubmoor
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour James Edward Noakes * 2,072 73%
Green James Alexander Melia-Jones 244 8.6%
Liberal Democrats Paula Keaveney 204 7.2%
Liberal Paul Wynne Jones 200 7.1%
Conservative Derek Thomas Nuttall 105 3.7%
Majority 1,828
Registered electors 10,871
Turnout 2,825 26%
Rejected ballots 62
Labour hold Swing

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County

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County
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Kay Elizabeth Davies 1,813 73%
Liberal Democrats Rachel Plant 317 13%
Green Chris Melia-Jones 239 9.7%
Conservative Brian James Jones 88 3.6%
TUSC Lynne Wild 20 0.81%
Majority 1,495
Registered electors 9,309
Turnout 2,477 27%
Rejected ballots 44
Labour hold Swing

[8]

Cressington

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Cressington
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Tricia O'Brien 2,168 49%
Liberal Democrats Anna Clare Martin 1,358 30%
Green Stuart Lindsay Speeden 418 9.4%
Conservative Jade Marsden 368 8.3%
TUSC Martin Kavanagh 151 3.4%
Majority 810
Registered electors 11,489
Turnout 4,463 39%
Rejected ballots 43
Labour hold Swing

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Croxteth

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Croxteth
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Anthony Lavelle 1,984 74%
UKIP John David Sisson 261 9.7%
Liberal Democrats Angela Hulme 120 4.5%
Liberal Raymond Frank Catesby 102 -3.8%
Green Yasmin Gasimova 88 3.3%
Conservative Denise Mary Nuttall 79 2.9%
TUSC Rebecca Elizabeth McCourt 52 1.9%
Majority 1,723
Registered electors 10,287
Turnout 2,686 26%
Rejected ballots 36
Labour gain from Independent Swing

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Everton

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Everton
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Frank Prendergast * 2,136 81%
Green Ashley Pascal Scott-Griffiths 210 8%
Liberal Linda Marion Roberts 185 7%
Conservative Kirsten Ann Watson 97 3.7%
Majority 1,926
Registered electors 10,319
Turnout 2,628 25%
Labour hold Swing

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Fazakerley

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Fazakerley
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Paul Brant * 2,068 73%
Liberal Democrats Graham Charles Seddon 294 10%
UKIP Enid Lindsay 260 9.1%
Green Stephen James Lang 138 4.9%
Conservative Christopher Andrew Roland 84 3%
Majority 1,774
Registered electors 10,855
Turnout 2,844 26%
Rejected ballots 28
Labour hold Swing

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Greenbank

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Greenbank
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour James Alexander Roberts 1,958 57.4%
Green David William Morgan 1,030 30.2%
Liberal Democrats Joe Harmer 221 6.5%
Conservative Nicholas John Leigh Basson 123 3.6%
TUSC Connor James Lunt 78 2.3%
Majority 928
Registered electors 8,799
Turnout 3,410 39%
Rejected ballots 41
Labour hold Swing

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Kensington and Fairfield

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Kensington and Fairfield
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Liam John Robinson 1,745 71%
UKIP Thomas Paul Kangley 260 11%
Green Steve Faragher 151 6%
Liberal Democrats Bill Barrow 140 5.7%
Liberal Michelle Leigh Williams 81 3.3%
Conservative Pauline Ann Shuttleworth 47 1.9%
TUSC Priyanga Jeyanayagam 34 1.4%
Majority 1,485
Registered electors 8,763
Turnout 2,458 28%
Rejected ballots 22
Labour hold Swing

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Kirkdale

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Kirkdale
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Joseph Hanson * 2,166 79%
TUSC Roger Bannister 276 10%
Green Jonathan Richard Clatworthy 181 6.6%
Conservative Stuart Wood 105 3.9%
Majority 1,890
Registered electors 10,975
Turnout 2,728 25%
Rejected ballots 35
Labour hold Swing

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Knotty Ash

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Knotty Ash
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Nick Crofts * 1,923 63%
Liberal Democrats Norman Mills 436 14%
UKIP Adam Giles Heatherington 318 10%
Green Fiona Coyne 122 4%
Conservative Irene Stuart 119 3.9%
Liberal Lindsey Janet Mary Wood 77 2.5%
TUSC Craig Foden 58 1.9%
Majority 1,487
Registered electors 10,282
Turnout 3,053 30%
Rejected ballots 39
Labour hold Swing

[16]

Mossley Hill

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Mossley Hill
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Emily Elizabeth Spurrell * 1,876 43%
Liberal Democrats Paul Philip Childs 1,319 30%
Green Ted Grant 869 20%
Conservative Christopher Matthew Hall 258 5.9%
Liberal David Stanley Wood 83 1.9%
Majority 557
Registered electors 9,849
Turnout 4,405 45%
Rejected ballots 48
Labour hold Swing

[17]

Norris Green

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Norris Green - 2 seats
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Sharon Ross 1,733 40%
Labour Barry Simon Kushner * 1,701 39%
UKIP Jamie Sanderson 300 6.9%
Green Martyn Paul Madeley 227 5.2%
TUSC Ann Barbara Walsh 197 4.5%
Conservative Gillian Michelle Ferrigno 82 1.9%
Green Elke Weissmann 73 1.7%
Conservative Alma Gavine McGing 61 1.4%
Majority 1,433
Registered electors 11,022
Turnout 2,539 23%
Rejected ballots 12
Labour hold Swing
Labour hold Swing

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Old Swan

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Old Swan
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Gary Millar * 2,260 69%
End Austerity - Old Swan Against the Cuts Martin Ralph 395 12%
Liberal Democrats Huw Poston Kentish Dawson 278 8.5%
Green Noreen Maguinness 161 4.9%
Conservative George Powell 109 3.3%
Liberal Marjorie Peel 86 2.6%
Majority 1,865
Registered electors 10,875
Turnout 3,289 30%
Rejected ballots 66
Labour hold Swing

[19]

Picton

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Picton
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Nathalie Elizabeth Nicholas * 1,892 73%
Green Paul Woodruff 261 10%
Liberal Democrats Kevin White 210 8.1%
TUSC Frank Bowen 134 5.2%
Conservative Laura Elizabeth Watson 95 3.7%
Majority 1,631
Registered electors 9,592
Turnout 2,592 27%
Rejected ballots 43
Labour hold Swing

[20]

Prince's Park

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Prince's Park
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Timothy Francis Moore * 1,976 68%
Green Stephanie Louise Pitchers 565 19%
Liberal Democrats Leo Francis Evans 146 5%
TUSC Daren Andrew Ireland 138 4.7%
Conservative Alice Margaret Day 100 3.4%
Majority 1,411
Registered electors 9,851
Turnout 2,925 30%
Rejected ballots 51
Labour hold Swing

[21]

Riverside

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Riverside
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Steve Munby * 2,606 77%
Green Hannah Walkom 365 11%
Liberal Democrats Anna McCracken 200 5.9%
Conservative Giselle McDonald 121 3.6%
English Democrat Michael John Lane 110 3.2%
Majority 2,606
Registered electors 12,557
Turnout 3,402 27%
Rejected ballots 41
Labour hold Swing

[22]

St. Michael's

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St. Michael's
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Green Sarah Isabel Jennings * 2,187 62%
Labour Steve Fitzsimmons 1,023 29%
Liberal Democrats Thomas Sebire 139 3.9%
Conservative Dave Patmore 74 2.1%
English Democrat Paul Duane Rimmer 53 1.5%
TUSC Elsie Kathryn Khan 50 1.4%
Majority 1,164
Registered electors 9,399
Turnout 3,526 38%
Rejected ballots 32
Green hold Swing

[23]

Speke-Garston

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Speke-Garston
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Leon Paul Tootle 2,659 79%
Green James Joseph Myles 285 8.5%
Liberal Democrats Michael Francis Dunne 267 7.9%
Conservative Patricia Anita Waddington 157 4.7%
Majority 2,374
Registered electors 13,166
Turnout 3,368 26%
Rejected ballots 42
Labour hold Swing

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Tuebrook & Stoneycroft

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Tuebrook and Stoneycroft
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Liberal Steve Radford * 2,871 78%
Labour Don Porter 604 16%
UKIP Enid Monkcom 70 1.9%
Green Martin Sydney Dobson 55 1.5%
Liberal Democrats Jerry Lonsdale 54 1.5%
Conservative Angela Maria Oates 15 0.41%
Majority 2,267
Registered electors 10,042
Turnout 3,669 37%
Rejected ballots 10
Liberal hold Swing

[25]

Warbreck

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Warbreck
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Richard Michael McLinden * 2,166 70%
Liberal Democrats Richard John Roberts 435 14%
Green Jean Hill 197 6.4%
English Democrat Steven McEllenborough 127 4.1%
Conservative David Lowe 81 2.6%
Liberal George Blacklock Roberts 74 2.4%
Majority 1,731
Registered electors 10,975
Turnout 3,080 28%
Rejected ballots 31
Labour hold Swing

[26]

Wavertree

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Wavertree
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Helen Casstles * 1,929 54%
Liberal Democrats Donald Macfarlane Turner 690 19%
Green Peter Andrew Cranie 415 12%
Liberal Pamela Ann Bradley 274 7.6%
Conservative Diane Isobel Watson 166 4.6%
TUSC Angela Grant 126 3.5%
Majority 1,239
Registered electors 10,266
Turnout 3,600 35%
Rejected ballots 48
Labour hold Swing

[27]

West Derby

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West Derby
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Lana Orr * 1,997 59%
Liberal Ann Hines 463 14%
Liberal Democrats Graham Hulme 332 10%
UKIP Stuart John Monkcom 326 9.7%
Green Ellie Pontin 132 3.9%
Conservative John Ainsley Warson 128 3.8%
Majority 1,534
Registered electors 10,904
Turnout 3,378 31%
Rejected ballots 32
Labour hold Swing

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Woolton

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Woolton
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Liberal Democrats Malcolm Robert Kelly 2,206 47%
Labour Mark Steven Norris * 1,393 29%
Conservative Adam Ernest Marsden 454 9.6%
Independent Alan Hutchinson 236 5%
UKIP Vivienne Rosalind Beckett 220 4.6%
Green Jennifer Mary Brown 185 3.9%
TUSC Henry Smith 44 0.93%
Majority 813
Registered electors 10,337
Turnout 4,738 46%
Rejected ballots 52
Liberal Democrats gain from Labour Swing

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Yew Tree

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Yew Tree
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour John Philip Prince * 2,242 74%
Conservative Robert Leslie Albert Poynton 197 6.5%
TUSC Charley Cosgrove 171 5.6%
Liberal Democrats David Newman 166 5.4%
Green William Ward 142 4.7%
Liberal Sam Hawksford 131 4.3%
Majority 2,045
Registered electors 11,599
Turnout 3,049 26%
Rejected ballots 48
Labour hold Swing

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Changes between 2016 and 2018

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The resignation of Labour councillor Helen Casstles (Wavertree, elected 5 May 2016) in March 2017 triggered a by-election:[32][33]

Wavertree by-election, 4 May 2017 (term ends 2020)
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Clare Agnes McIntyre 2,632 61.8%
Liberal Democrats Joseph Benjamin Harmer 961 22.6%
Conservative Stuart Wood 286 6.7%
Green Paul Woodruff 270 6.3%
TUSC Angela Grant 83 1.9%
Majority 1,671
Registered electors
Turnout
Rejected ballots 27
Labour hold Swing

The resignation of Labour councillor Beatrice Fraenkel (Kirkdale, elected 7 May 2015) in March 2017 triggered a by-election:[34][35][36][37]

Kirkdale by-election, 8 June 2017 (term ends 2019)
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Lisa Gaughan 6,416 90%
Conservative Chris Hall 346 4.9%
Green Martyn Paul Madeley 177 2.5%
Liberal Democrats Rob McAllister-Bell 154 2.2%
Majority 6,070
Registered electors 11,783
Turnout 7,113 60%
Rejected ballots 20
Labour hold Swing

Councillor Frank Prendergast (Everton, elected 2016) resigned the Labour whip in March 2018.[38]

Labour councillor Jacqui Taylor (Knotty Ash, elected 2015) resigned from the council in March 2018. A by-election will be held for the seat, term ending 2019, along with the ordinary election for the seat in the ward whose term is up, on 3 May 2018.[39]

The death of veteran Labour councillor John McIntosh (Everton, elected 2014) was announced on 29 March 2018.[40] His term would have ended on 3 May 2018 and will be filled at the ordinary election.

See also

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References

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