Police and Crime Commissioner elections
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Full interview: Barry Coppinger, Cleveland's new PCC
North Yorkshire selects Julia Mulligan to be new PCC
Conservative candidate Julia Mulligan has been elected as the first Police and Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire.
Ron Hogg to be new Durham Police and Crime Commissioner
Ron Hogg has been elected as the new Police and Crime Commissioner for Durham and Darlington.
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Vera Baird wins Northumbria election
The Labour candidate Vera Baird has won the election to become the Police and Crime Commissioner for Northumbria.
Battle for Cleveland Commissioner down to two candidates
The Labour and Conservative candidates are now battling it out in the race to become Police Commissioner in Cleveland.
63,431 first preference votes were counted but as no candidate achieved the fifty percent required, a count of second preferences is now underway in Thornaby.
The results were:
Sultan Alam - Independent
11,561
Barry Coppinger - Labour
25,691
Ken Lupton - Conservative
16,047
Joe Michna - Green
8,484
The Returning Office has announced that both Sultan Alam and Joe Michna have now been eliminated and counting of second preference votes continues for the Labour and Conservative candidates.
Northumbria's turnout set at 16 percent
Turnout in the poll to elect Northumbria's first Police and Crime Commissioner is 16.8%.
The result is expected later today.
Counting underway in Cleveland
Counting is now underway to find out who will become Cleveland's Police and Crime Commissioner.
Turn out was just 15.12 percent.
Four candidates are standing:
Sultan Alam - Independent
Barry Coppinger - Labour
Ken Lupton - Conservative
Joe Michna - Green
The result is expected this afternoon.
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Cleveland Police & Crime Commissioner Election
Counting is due to get underway at 11am. Turn out reported to be 15.12%
Commissioner will be vote counted later today
The results of the Police and Crime Commissioner election will be counted today.
It will decide who will take on the role to oversee the police in each force area.
Early indications show there was a low turnout.
Police and Crime Commissioner Election results to be counted
The results of the Police and Crime Commissioner election in Engand and Wales will be counted today, November 16.
It will decide who will take on the role to oversee the police in each county.
Voting day in Police Commissioner elections
Voting takes place across the North East in the first elections for Police and Crime Commissioners.
PCCs are being elected to each police force in England outside London. Their responsibilities will include overseeing budgets, setting priorities and appointing Chief Constables.
In the ITV Tyne Tees region, PCCs will be elected to the Northumbria, Durham, Cleveland and North Yorkshire forces.