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Reporting the PCC elections – confusing messages
Giselle Green ran Siobhan Benita’s media campaign in the recent London Mayoral election. She is an ex-BBC News producer. The media's obsession with the low turnout for the PCC elections was a self-fulfilling prophecy. Right from the start the … Continue reading
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Your New Best Friend
Congratulations, Commissioner – well done! The blur of praise and well-wishes may be getting a bit much now, or you still may be in the psychological state of euphoria. Good job you have a few days to get over it … Continue reading
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Results 2012
Winning Candidates With 41 of 41 results… Conservatives – 16 Labour – 13 Independent – 12 The predictions referred to below are the baselines I suggested from Police Foundation research and national polling on party preferences – in the absence … Continue reading
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Early results show few, but thoughtful, voters
I’ve been doing media interviews this morning, so thought I should start my own results coverage online by summing up what I think we are learning about the election. I should mention that Bernard Rix has been running his own … Continue reading
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Getting Away With It
Today, yes, election day, at 4.29 pm I received information from Lancashire Police Authority which I first requested from them on 3 October. It is over 6 weeks later, and 2 weeks beyond the legal limit for a Freedom of … Continue reading
Make me wrong.
Today, you can make me wrong. Not just a little wrong but very wrong. My post yesterday listed predicted baselines against which we can assess the election results. It has largely been supported by Jon Collins of the Police Foundation … Continue reading
Be of good cheer
Any of you who are feeling sad having read the last post on baselines for the election results, should head on over to MSN News UK where you can find a few words of cheer from your's truly.
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Reading the runes
Elections can be very unpredictable, and this one may be more so than most. We don't know the impact local candidates have been having. We don't know who has managed some form of contact with electors which their opponents have … Continue reading
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Candidate Statement of Kevin Hurley
Kevin Hurley is standing for Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner as an Independent under the banner of “Zero Tolerance Policing ex Chief“ Take a Zero Tolerance Policing Approach I will lead a relentless focus on those who blight our … Continue reading
Candidate Statement of David Rogers
David Rogers is the Liberal Democrat Candidate for Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner I’ve lived in Sussex for nearly 40 years, over 35 of them as an elected councillor. My children grew up here. It’s a great place to live. … Continue reading