Sunday, January 14, 2007
Lib Dem success in 2006
PARLIAMENTARY BY-ELECTIONS IN 2006
There have been three Parliamentary by-elections and, despite none of them being in a Liberal Democrat held seat (one Tory, one Labour and one independent) it was the Liberal Democrats who topped the aggregate vote share:
Liberal Democrats 27% (+11% on average)
Labour 25% (-9% on average)
Tory 17% (-4% on average)
There have been three Parliamentary by-elections and, despite none of them being in a Liberal Democrat held seat (one Tory, one Labour and one independent) it was the Liberal Democrats who topped the aggregate vote share:
Liberal Democrats 27% (+11% on average)
Labour 25% (-9% on average)
Tory 17% (-4% on average)
# posted by John Beanse @ 7:03 PM 
