Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Voter Turnout Figures for Haringey by Ward
Just confirmed by the Council:
Alexandra Park: 50.69%
Bounds Green: 37.41%
Bruce Castle: 25.43%
Crouch End: 45.08%
Fortis Green: 45.41%
Harringay: 37.22%
Hermitage & Gardens: 30.02%
Highgate: 40.06%
Hornsey: 39.93%
Muswell Hill: 47.36%
Noel Park: 27.34%
Northumberland Park: 25.83%
Seven Sisters: 28.33%
South Tottenham: 26.81%
St Ann's: 24.80%
Stroud Green: 35.20%
Tottenham Central: 20.04%
Tottenham Hale: 20.37%
West Green: 21.48%
White Hart Lane: 20.93%
Woodside: 22.19%
Tags for Forum Posts: 2022 local election
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Permalink Reply by John McMullan on
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St Ann's and West Green... could there be an upset?
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Permalink Reply by Brian Mahoney on
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Fingers crossed!
I'm hoping the delay in announcement is due to Labour insisting on recounts.
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Permalink Reply by PeterPiper on
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Hugh, how does the turnout compare with previous local elections in Haringey with only one ward managing to achieve 50%? It appears that the further east, the lower the turnout.
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If you rank those numbers highest to lowest they correlate with levels of education and wealth. The areas with the higher turnout vote LibDem, those with the lowest vote Labour. I'm sure there are also age and ethnicity correlations too.
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Permalink Reply by JulieB on
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Just had a look in 2018 turnout was
Harringay 42.01%
St Ann's 34.59%
West Green 34.32%
Hornsey 42.88%
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The result from one ward (Alexandra Park) has now been declared (1530 or so) [link to ward-by-ward page].
The Ham & High also have a latest news page [link].
Footnote: (pub quiz territory) Haringey was for the only time a Conservative council 1968-1972, it coincided with economic woes fielded by Harold Wilson's government and the arrival of the new, youngish, meritocratic Edward Heath in the days when there wasn't a 'neither-of-the-above' Lib Dem/Green alternative. In 1968 the Communist Party stood a candidate in every Haringey seat, which probably abstracted Labour votes too. Only four London Councils remained Labour after that election.
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Permalink Reply by Hugh on
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Hermitage ward
- DAVIES, Julie (Labour Party), votes: 1318, elected: Yes
- HAKATA, Mike (Labour Party), votes: 1187, elected: Yes
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Harringay ward
- ABELA, Anna (Labour Party), votes: 1941, elected: Yes
- ADAMOU, Gina (Labour Party), votes: 1832, elected: Yes
- BRABAZON, Zena (Labour Party), votes: 1829, elected: Yes
St Ann's ward
- HARRISON-MULLANE, Holly Louise (Labour Party), votes: 1188, elected: Yes
- HYMAS, Tammy (Labour Party), votes: 1050, elected: Yes
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Permalink Reply by Michael Anderson on
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Final results here
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