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Voting to elect local councillors and a police and crime commissioner takes place on 2 May 2024.
Live as Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner votes are counted Ballots are being counted following the elections on Thursday Updated Ballots are being counted today (Saturday, May 8) for the Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) elections. Voters cast their ballots on Thursday to chose the next PCC for the region, with papers being counted at Bridlington Spa and results expected by this evening. Labour's Keith Hunter is seeking to fend off challenges from Conservative Jonathan Evison and Liberal Democrat Bob Morgan. The PCC election normally happens every four years, although thi...
Keith Hunter unseated as Humberside PCC by Conservative Jonathan Evison The Conservative said he was 'elated' to have been elected the region's new Police and Crime Commissioner 17:48, 8 MAY 2021 Updated Keith Hunter (left) has been unseated as PCC by Conservative Jonathan Evison (Image: Hull Live) Conservative Jonathan Evison has been elected as the new Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside, unseating his incumbent Labour rival Keith Hunter. Mr Evison won the election with a total of 79,534 votes, 71,554 first preferences and 7,980 second preferences. Labour incumbent Keith Hunter cam...