Tony Lloyd elected Greater Manchester PCC
Labour candidate Tony Lloyd has been elected as the police and crime commissioner for Greater Manchester.
Former MP Jane Kennedy voted Merseyside's PCC
Former MP for Liverpool Wavertree Jane Kennedy won in the first round with 70,884 votes, around 56% of the vote.
Votes to be counted for police and crime commissioners
The results of the five new police and crime commissioners in the North West are expected to be announced later today.
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Tony Lloyd elected Greater Manchester PCC
Labour candidate Tony Lloyd has been elected as the police and crime commissioner for Greater Manchester.
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Former Manchester Central MP Tony Lloyd has been elected Greater Manchester Police and Crime Commissioner. The Labour candidate polled 51.23% of the votes.
Labour candidate wins Lancashire PCC vote
Labour Party candidate Clive Grunshaw has been elected Lancashire's Police and Crime Commissioner.
Former MP Jane Kennedy voted Merseyside's PCC
Former MP for Liverpool Wavertree Jane Kennedy won in the first round with 70,884 votes, around 56% of the vote.
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Jane Kennedy polled more than 50% of votes
Jane kennedy achieved more than 50% of the vote in the first round. Overall turnout was 12.7%
From @MelBarhamITV on Twitter:Jane Kennedy elected Merseyside Police Commissioner
@melbarhamitv: Jane Kennedy is voted the first police and crime commissioner for merseyside http://t.co/zX5szmtf
From @MelBarhamITV on Twitter:PCC election turnout in Lancashire
In Lancashire the overall turnout was 15.5%, with just 12.1% of the electorate in Burnley voting.
Turnout in Merseyside just 12.9% in PCC elections
Liverpool city council has Tweeted what the turnout was for yesterday's Police and Crime Commissioner Election.
The turnout for the Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner elections is 12.9%. Counting is underway with the result expected by lunchtime
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