Local Government in Ealing - Elthorne ward


Elthorne Ward

Councillors

Yoel Gordon (Labour)

Address: Labour Group Members Room,
Ealing Town Hall,
New Broadway,
W5 2BY
Email: Yoel.gordon@ealing.gov.uk
Mobile No.: 07956 685 716
Twitter: @elthornepr

Joanna Camadoo (Labour)

Twitter: @JCamadoo

Peter Mason (Labour)

Twitter: @pejmason

Election Result May 22nd 2014

Change: Cons and Lib Dem lose seats to Labour - Turnout - 41.77%

Candidate's name Description Votes Elected
GORDON Yoel Labour
2122
yes
CAMADOO Joanna Diana Labour
1981
yes
MASON Peter Elijah Jonathan Labour
1863
yes
BAKHAI Nigel Liberal Democrat
1155
 
KAPOOR Anita Conservative
975
 
CONTI Fabio Conservative
894
 
POTTS Ian Michael Conservative
886
 
DUGDALE Joanna Louise Liberal Democrat
613
 
BASU Suneil The Green Party
595
 
WARLEIGH-LACK Christopher Byron The Green Party
572
 
SINGH Harjinder Liberal Democrat
426
 
LYON Laura Stephanie UKIP
416
 
BENJAMIN Mark Jason Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
136
 
Total  
10786
 

 

Ward Results for Local Election May 2010

Name of candidate Description Number of votes
GORDON Yoel Labour
2236 elected
BAKHAI Nigel Liberal Democrat Focus Team
1974 elected
KAPOOR Anita Conservative
1868 elected
AHMED Omer Mahamoud Sheikh Labour
1854
CHANA Taranjit Kaur Labour
1793
KIRKWOOD Robert Lawrence Conservative
1782
MULLINS Theresa Conservative
1767
HUTCHISON Peter John Liberal Democrat Focus Team
1728
RANDLES David John Liberal Democrat Focus Team
1494
WARLEIGH-LACK Christopher Byron Green Party
768

Conservatives lose one seat and Lib Dems gain one. Turnout: 61.40%

Ward Results for Local Election May 2006

Candidate Party No. of votes
Oxley, Jonathan Mark Conservative
1068 elected
Clements-Elliott, Julia Margaret Labour
988 elected
Kapoor, Amit Conservative
987 elected
Sandhu, Arundeep Conservative
927
Payne, Christopher George Labour
943
Hutchison, Peter John Liberal Democrat
919
Sondh, Manmohan Labour
832
Whelan, Alan Liberal Democrat
791
Basu, Suneil Green Party
672
Randles, David John Liberal Democrat
670


Conservatives win 2 out of three seats from Labour. Turnout: 34.63%