East Nottingham Township Polling: A Look Back at the Recent Elections

As we bid farewell to a busy week in politics, let's take a moment to reflect on the recent elections held in East Nottingham Township. The polls have closed, and the results are in. In this article, we'll delve into the details of the election process, highlighting some key moments and insights from the East Midlands Mayoral and Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner elections.

The newly elected Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner, Gary Godden, has vowed to prioritize building trust within the force during his tenure. Meanwhile, the results of the East Midlands Mayoral election saw Claire Ward emerge victorious as the first Mayor of the region. With a significant majority of 181,040 votes, she secured over 40 per cent of the vote share.

The Conservative Party's Ben Bradley came in second place with 129,332 votes, reflecting national opinion polls ahead of this year's General Election. The result mirrored the picture nationally, where Labour made big gains, including winning the first mayoralty of the North East.

Frank Adlington-Stringer from the Green Party took third place with 50,666 votes. Voting was held across Nottinghamshire on Thursday, and the results were declared throughout Friday afternoon.

As we look ahead to the expected General Election in the autumn, it's clear that these election results will have a significant impact locally. The outcome of the Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner election also saw Labour emerge victorious, with Gary Godden taking the top spot.

In conclusion, the East Nottingham Township polling has given us a glimpse into the region's political landscape. With Claire Ward at the helm as Mayor of the East Midlands and Gary Godden as Police and Crime Commissioner, it will be intriguing to see how their leadership shapes the future of the region.

Stay tuned for more updates on local news, views, and natter by catching our daily Notts Today news show, available on-demand here: Notts Today. Links to these stories can be found in the next few posts of this blog.

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