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Wednesday 26 April 2017

AS CLEAR AS CLEAR CAN BE.

Dear 4th May Voters,

We are being contacted by residents who are still unfamiliar with the election process at County level. 

So, to be absolutely clear, this is our message to those Residents.

The Shepway area is divided up into six areas known as divisions.

Each area will have a number of candidates who will be seeking your vote. For example; if you are in the Elham Valley Division (look on your voting card) you will see that Susan Carey, Conservative (the incumbent Councillor) is standing for reelection.
Standing against her are other candidates representing UKIP, Labour, Lib Dems and The Green Party.

They are all seeking your vote to represent you at County Hall: They will be your voice at Kent County Council. 

Your vote will ONLY count in the Elham Valley Division. 

The other five areas' vote totals will have no effect whatsoever on the Elham Valley Division. Similarly, the Elham Valley vote totals will not affect the outcome of any other of the five Divisions.

When the results are known, the Shepway area will have six County Councillors representing us all at County Hall in Maidstone. 

Set out below is the outcome of the Elham Valley Division 2013 (taken from the KCC website).


Election results for Elham Valley

County Council - Thursday, 2nd May, 2013

Elham Valley - results
Election CandidatePartyVotes%
 Susan CareyConservative239344%Elected
 Nick JackUK Independence Party186134%Not elected
 Claire JeffreyLabour79915%Not elected
 Tom McNieceLiberal Democrat3987%Not elected
Voting Summary
DetailsNumber
Seats1
Total votes5451
Electorate15636
Number of ballot papers issued5477
Number of ballot papers rejected26
Turnout35%
Share of the votes (%)
Susan Carey 44%Elected
Nick Jack 34%Not elected
Claire Jeffrey 15%Not elected
Tom McNiece 7%Not elected
Results graph
Rejected ballot papers
DescriptionNumber
Voting for more candidates than entitled7
Unmarked or void for uncertainty17
Voter could be identified2
Total rejected26







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