Did you know about the election?
VIDEO: We asked the people of Southampton if they were happy with information about the election of Police and Crime Commissioners.
Why was the turnout so low?
We have interviews with people, asking if they received enough information about the election.
Voter turnout - how do the regions compare?
Voter turnout has been low across the whole of the Meridian region for the police and crime commissioner elections, with as few as 10% going to the polls in some places.
In Wiltshire, the first force area to declare a result, the overall turnout was 15.8% as Tory candidate Angus Macpherson, a magistrate, won after a second round of voting ahead of Labour's Clare Moody.
But in parts of the region the turnout has been much lower.
Voter turnout in Thames Valley was 13.3% with 226,512 people going to the polls. Currently, Conservative candidate, Anthony Stansfeld, is in the lead.
In Oxford only 10.9% of people decided to vote.
The turnout figures for Hampshire show as few as 15% on average are voting, the lowest poll in Gosport with 11.5%.
195,218 total votes have been cast in Sussex - a turnout of 15.82%.
Kent fairs a little better, though only 16.3% of eligible people have voted. Tunbridge Wells scores the highest attendence with 18%.