2007 Mid Sussex District Council election

The 2007 Mid Sussex District Council election took place on 3 May 2007 to elect members of Mid Sussex District Council in England.[1][2] It was held on the same day as other local elections.

Map of the results

Results summary

2007 Mid Sussex District Council election[1][2][3]
PartySeatsNet gain/lossSeats %Votes %Votes+/−
 Conservative30 255.548.741,197
 Liberal Democrats23 142.639.833,681
 Labour1 11.93.02,500
 Independents0 0.04.33,605
 Green0 0.04.03,387
 UKIP0 0.00.2178

Ward results

Ardingly and Balcombe

Ardingly and Balcombe (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeGary Marsh* 934 54.4 -18.2
ConservativeAndrew Macnaughton* 879
GreenClaire Green39623.1+23.1
Liberal DemocratsBetty Davies38722.5-4.9
Turnout35.6
Registered electors3,943
Conservative holdSwing
Conservative holdSwing

Ashurst Wood

Ashurst Wood (1 seat)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsStephen Barnett* 459 53.4 -14.1
ConservativeJohn Saull33839.3+6.8
UKIPNick Chadburn627.2+7.2
Turnout41.4
Registered electors2,087
Liberal Democrats holdSwing

Bolney

Bolney (1 seat)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeSusan Seward* 577 66.2 -8.5
Liberal DemocratsAnthony Davies17920.5+6.7
UKIPPeter Hopgood11613.3+13.3
Turnout42.8
Registered electors2,048
Conservative holdSwing

Burgess Hill Dunstall

Burgess Hill Dunstall (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeAndrew Barrett-Miles* 832 67.3 +13.6
ConservativeJacqui Landriani 774
Liberal DemocratsMike Bliss40532.7-13.6
Turnout32.2
Registered electors3,681
Conservative holdSwing
Conservative holdSwing

Burgess Hill Franklands

Burgess Hill Franklands (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsHeather Ross* 922 50.8 -5.3
ConservativeJulian Thorpe 894 49.2 +5.3
ConservativeIain Andrews850
Liberal DemocratsJanice Henwood832
Turnout48.7
Registered electors3,743
Liberal Democrats holdSwing
Conservative holdSwing

Burgess Hill Leylands

Burgess Hill Leylands (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsAnne Jones* 842 54.1 -17.1
ConservativePru Moore 714 45.9 +17.1
Liberal DemocratsCaroline Loosen689
Turnout40.3
Registered electors3,687
Liberal Democrats holdSwing
Conservative gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

Burgess Hill Meeds

Burgess Hill Meeds (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsKathleen Dumbovic* 806 61.8 -4.7
Liberal DemocratsPatrick Cutler* 740
ConservativeSteve Bell49838.2+4.7
ConservativeClare Penn-Sayers328
Turnout39.2
Registered electors3,392
Liberal Democrats holdSwing
Liberal Democrats holdSwing

Burgess Hill St. Andrews

Burgess Hill St. Andrews (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsDavid Shevels* 750 55.5 -7.6
Liberal DemocratsDiane Shevels* 709
ConservativePeter Burgess48535.9-1.0
ConservativeMargaret Rumbold462
LabourDavid Boot1168.6+8.6
Turnout38.8
Registered electors3,454
Liberal Democrats holdSwing
Liberal Democrats holdSwing

Burgess Hill Victoria

Burgess Hill Victoria (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeMandy Thomas-Atkin 728 51.4 +12.6
Liberal DemocratsEileen Balsdon 687 48.6 -12.6
ConservativeJulian Wadey681
Liberal DemocratsGraham Knight*680
Turnout38.2
Registered electors3,874
Conservative gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing
Liberal Democrats holdSwing

Copthorne and Worth

Copthorne and Worth (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeMike Livesey 961 74.8
ConservativeSophia Harrison* 936
Liberal DemocratsAnna Hodgetts18414.3
GreenPhilip Smith13910.8
Turnout33.8
Registered electors3,708
Conservative holdSwing
Conservative holdSwing

Crawley Down and Turners Hill

Crawley Down and Turners Hill (3 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsDorothy Hatswell 1,279 50.5 +7.3
Liberal DemocratsIan Pearce 1,210
Liberal DemocratsMike Watts 1,154
ConservativePhillip Coote*75829.9-26.9
ConservativeSonia Lee699
ConservativeNeville Walker637
GreenBarrie Weller2068.1+8.1
IndependentEric Saunders1526.0+6.0
LabourAlison Cornell1375.4+5.4
Turnout41.1
Registered electors5,465
Liberal Democrats gain from ConservativeSwing
Liberal Democrats gain from ConservativeSwing
Liberal Democrats gain from ConservativeSwing

Cuckfield

Cuckfield (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeEdward King* 962 65.7 +10.5
ConservativeBrenda Binge* 945
Liberal DemocratsGillian Maher50234.3+12.7
Liberal DemocratsMarianne Griffin451
Turnout42.5
Registered electors3,638
Conservative holdSwing
Conservative holdSwing

East Grinstead Ashplats

East Grinstead Ashplats (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeLiz Bennett 645 41.7 -2.9
ConservativePeter Reed 600
Liberal DemocratsPaul Johnson*55635.9-19.5
Liberal DemocratsAlan Lord*548
IndependentEmma Baldry34622.4+22.4
Turnout36.8
Registered electors3,917
Conservative gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing
Conservative gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

East Grinstead Baldwins

East Grinstead Baldwins (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsBernard Gillbard* 727 44.4 -13.6
Liberal DemocratsAndrew Brock 561
ConservativeMargaret Belsey49430.2-11.8
GreenNick Gibson41525.4+25.4
ConservativeJulian Walden380
Turnout36.9
Registered electors3,793
Liberal Democrats holdSwing
Liberal Democrats holdSwing

East Grinstead Herontye

East Grinstead Herontye (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsIan Dixon* 899 52.1 +1.9
Liberal DemocratsChris Jerrey 808
ConservativeEdward Belsey70240.7-9.1
ConservativeNicolette Owden630
IndependentBernard Conn1257.2+7.2
Turnout43.0
Registered electors3,689
Liberal Democrats holdSwing
Liberal Democrats holdSwing

East Grinstead Imberhorne

East Grinstead Imberhorne (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsHeidi Brunsdon 995 66.9 +9.5
Liberal DemocratsJean Glynn* 986
ConservativeSara Ball40427.2-15.4
ConservativeBrian Sparkes368
IndependentJack Hill896.0+6.0
Turnout46.5
Registered electors3,218
Liberal Democrats holdSwing
Liberal Democrats holdSwing

East Grinstead Town

East Grinstead Town (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsJames Joyce-Nelson* 712 58.4 -2.3
Liberal DemocratsEdward Matthews* 687
ConservativeSonia Everett42034.5-4.8
ConservativeDavid Oldbury414
IndependentJohn Ablett877.1+7.1
Turnout35.5
Registered electors3,426
Liberal Democrats holdSwing
Liberal Democrats holdSwing

Hassocks

Hassocks (3 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsSue Hatton 1,358 41.3
ConservativeGordon Marples* 1,205 36.6
ConservativePeter Martin* 1,202
Liberal DemocratsDavid Cumberland1,178
Liberal DemocratsKristian Berggreen1,142
ConservativePatrick Shanahan*1,138
IndependentNoel Thomas56817.3
IndependentDavid Hammond324
LabourJenny Epstein1574.8
LabourMaurice Epstein135
LabourStephen Lewis116
Turnout53.3
Registered electors5,665
Liberal Democrats gain from ConservativeSwing
Conservative holdSwing
Conservative holdSwing

Haywords Heath Ashenground

Haywords Heath Ashenground (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsRichard Bates* 941 61.2
Liberal DemocratsBrian Hall* 923
ConservativeKaty Bourne59738.8
ConservativeBenedict White536
Turnout41.2
Registered electors3,879
Liberal Democrats holdSwing
Liberal Democrats holdSwing

Haywards Heath Bentswood

Haywards heath Bentswood (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsTrevor Fisher 558 35.5
LabourPaddy Henry* 555 35.3
LabourRichard Goddard*502
Liberal DemocratsPaul Lucraft468
ConservativeCharlie de Mierre45929.2
ConservativeLalaine Jones437
Turnout40.6
Registered electors3,828
Liberal Democrats gain from LabourSwing
Labour holdSwing

Haywards Heath Franklands

Haywards Heath Franklands (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeClive Chapman* 756 49.1
ConservativeGarry Wall 675
IndependentMike Bright42027.3
Liberal DemocratsJacqueline Cooper23915.5
Liberal DemocratsVictoria Jones226
LabourDerek Davies1258.1
Turnout37.6
Registered electors3,519
Conservative holdSwing
Conservative holdSwing

Haywards Heath Heath

Haywards Heath Heath (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeMargaret Baker 974 54.5
ConservativeJonathan Ash-Edwards 922
Liberal DemocratsJulia Brown*81345.5
Liberal DemocratsLesley Wilkins*762
Turnout46.0
Registered electors3,915
Conservative gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing
Conservative gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

Haywards Heath Lucastes

Haywards Heath Lucastes (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeJohn Belsey 686 37.2
ConservativeJane Keel 649
Liberal DemocratsIrene Balls58331.6
IndependentTerry Gillard*57431.1
IndependentDerek Bookes*522
Liberal DemocratsSusan Ng510
Turnout48.0
Registered electors3,757
Conservative holdSwing
Conservative holdSwing

High Weald

High Weald (2 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeChris Hersey* 989 55.0
ConservativeJames Temple-Smithson 973
GreenPaul Brown52429.1
GreenCatherine Edminson507
Liberal DemocratsChristian Thal-Jantzen28615.9
Turnout45.0
Registered electors3,920
Conservative holdSwing
Conservative holdSwing

Hurstpierpoint and Downs

Hurstpierpoint and Downs (3 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeSusanna Kemp* 1,292 40.4
ConservativeChristopher Maidment 1,270
ConservativeGina Field 1,206
Liberal DemocratsRodney Jackson85726.8
GreenMike Airey74623.3
LabourAnn Morgan3039.5
LabourLen Morgan186
LabourMalcolm Uhlhorn168
Turnout42.9
Registered electors5,509
Conservative holdSwing
Conservative holdSwing
Conservative holdSwing

Lindfield

Lindfield (3 seats)[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeChristopher Snowling* 1,447 49.3
ConservativeMargaret Hersey* 1,434
ConservativeAndrew Lea 1,421
Liberal DemocratsAnne-Marie Lucraft63421.6
GreenPeter Wemyss-Gorman45415.5
Liberal DemocratsAndrew McLean451
Liberal DemocratsMark Thorogood406
IndependentMike Allen39813.6
Turnout43.4
Registered electors5,429
Conservative holdSwing
Conservative holdSwing
Conservative holdSwing

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