The results of the European Elections for Southampton can be found HERE.
It was a good result for the Conservatives who topped the poll, with 50% more votes than Labour. Labour were very nearly knocked into third place by UKIP. The Lib Dem vote collapsed with them coming fifth behind the Greens.
It is now clearly a two horse race in Southampton at the next General Election with the Conservatives the only viable challenger to Labour in the city.
Showing posts with label European Elections 4th June. Show all posts
Showing posts with label European Elections 4th June. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Thursday, June 04, 2009
Vote Conservative Today
Britain cannot afford another year of Labour. Today's European Election is an opportunity to show Gordon Brown that the country wants an immediate General Election and wants change. The only way that can be achieved is with a good result for the Conservatives.
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Conservatives,
Europe,
European Elections 4th June
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Launch of South East Euro Election Campaign
Last week I helped launch the Conservatives' European election campaign in the South East. SE Conservative MEPs and candidates joined Shadow Home Secretary Chris Grayling in Southampton Docks to mark the official start of the campaign. Prior to the official launch we met with the Port Director for a tour of the docks and heard how the recession is affecting trade through the port. We also heard how the Government's back dated business rates hike and a huge increase in shipping light dues are harming local firms.

Conservatives are putting their calls for a refurendum on the Lisbon Treaty at the heart of the election campaign. In 2005 all three main parties promised a public vote on whether more powers should be passed from Britain to Brussels. Only the Conservatives are honouring that pledge and only a strong showing for the Conservatives will put pressure on Gordon Brown to put the question to the people.
The Conservatives want a Europe of Nation States and not an EU superstate. We will campaign for a no vote on the Treaty of Lisbon and have ruled out giving up the pound for the Euro.
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Business Rates,
Dan Hannan,
Europe,
European Elections 4th June,
Port
Monday, May 18, 2009
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