Thought you might like to know the top ten Green results in the country;
| Brighton & Hove | 31.43% |
| Oxford | 26.12% |
| Norwich | 24.86% |
| Hackney | 22.78% |
| Islington | 20.02% |
| Lambeth | 18.05% |
| Cambridge | 17.94% |
| Lewisham | 17.79% |
| Haringey | 17.42% |
| Camden | 17.15% |
Remember, these districts are actually bigger than Parliamentary constituencies so they bode well for those areas where we have our targets tightly focused. Bode factor one you might say.
The worst Green area? Well, despite the fact this is verging very close to naming and shaming I declare Gibralter (3.13%) to be the poorest performer. Is anyone else thinking that the absolutely lowest result being 3.13% is rather good? No, just me. Give it back to Spain I say.
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3 comments:
Interesting that none of the top ten are outside of the south - Cambridge, Oxford and Norwich being the northern limit. Were there any northern spots around the 17% mark?
Then again the greens were very close to an MEP in the North West, so it's not too bad ...
I noticed that.
Lancaster was the best North England result (14.23%) then York (13.71%) then Manchester (13.6%)
In the west I think Bristol at 15.9% and Stroud at 15.6% were the top performers.
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