Blackburn with Darwen Council election, 2006

Blackburn with Darwen Council election, 2006

Elections to Blackburn with Darwen Council were held in 2006 on 4 May - the same day as other local elections in the UK.

Election result

Election box candidate with party link
party = RESPECT The Unity Coalition
candidate = Ismail Ibrahim Bapu Patel
votes = 272
percentage = 11.7%
change =
Election box candidate with party link
party = Labour Party (UK)
candidate = John Francis Wright
votes = 803
percentage = 34.5%
change =
Election box majority
votes = 165
percentage = 7.1%
change =
Election box turnout
votes = 2325
percentage =
change =
Election box gain with party link
winner = Labour Party (UK)
loser = Conservative Party (UK)
swing =

sequence
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