Tory candidate is elected police and crime commissioner for Wiltshire
Tory candidate Angus Macpherson has become the first elected police and crime commissioner for Wiltshire.
Mr Macpherson won 35,319 votes ahead of Labour's Clare Moody, who obtained 21,157 votes.
Turnout across Wiltshire was low with only 15.8% of the electorate voting.
Politically historic moment overshadowed by poor turnout
This unique experiment in democracy won't be remembered for the first police commissioners, but for how little it caught voters' attention.
Prescott loses bid to become PCC
Lord Prescott has lost his bid to become the Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside.
A guide to the Police and Crime Commissioner elections
A guide to the elections for Police and Crime commissioners in England and Wales, taking place tomorrow.