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Devon South West
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gain
from Conservative
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Gary Streeter
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0 ( 0.0%)
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22,695 (43.0%)
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15,262 (28.9%)
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|
12,542 (23.7%)
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0 ( 0.0%)
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2,318 ( 4.4%)
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69,293
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52,817 (76.2%)
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|
Gary Streeter
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Plymouth Sutton
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17,130 (32.1%)
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30,796 (57.6%)
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8,470 (15.9%)
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13,666 (25.6%)
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0 ( 0.0%)
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489 ( 0.9%)
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Conservative
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65,667
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53,421 (81.4%)
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-14.7%
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+13.0%
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-1.8%
|
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+0.0%
|
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+3.5%
|
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+5.5%
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-5.1%
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|
|
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|
This seat is the product of extensive boundary rejigging in Devon. Plymouth had three seats in 1992, but will have only two this time around, and the majority of those transferred out will go to Devon South West. The owner-occupied and prosperous wards of western Plymouth have been combined with rural and seaside Tory-voting areas of South Devon. The result is the second safest Conservative seat in Devon. The Lib Dems are unusually weak in this part of the South West, but it will not matter much to Tory Gary Streeter, who held Plymouth Sutton in 1992, whether they or Labour come second.
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|
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2,612
|
7.11
|
9.03
|
79
|
|
|
10,475
|
28.53
|
11.17
|
255
|
|
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7,104
|
19.35
|
11.25
|
172
|
|
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7,737
|
21.07
|
14.70
|
143
|
|
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1,688
|
4.60
|
10.45
|
44
|
|
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1,605
|
4.37
|
2.81
|
155
|
|
|
1,472
|
4.01
|
8.01
|
50
|
|
|
2,567
|
6.99
|
15.25
|
46
|
|
|
955
|
2.60
|
7.13
|
36
|
|
|
0
|
0.00
|
10.17
|
0
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