Labour comfortably held Armley Ward in the Leeds City Council local elections.
Alison Lowe, James McKenna and Alice Smart all held their seats in the Labour safe seat.
I feel incredibly privileged to have been re-elected as an #Armley Councillor alongside my @ArmleyLabour colleagues @alison4labour and @JamesMc41033037. Thank you so much to everyone who voted for us. We won’t let you down. pic.twitter.com/HZcOGjQ90Q
— Alice Smart (@Alice_Smart) 4 May 2018
Result:
Andrea Kay Binns (Green) – 732
Rob Hooper (Trade Unionists and Socialists Against Cuts) – 175
Gideon Matthew William Jones (Green) – 545
Matthew James Leech (Con) – 657
Alison Natalie Kay Lowe (Lab) – 2,447
James Mckenna (Lab) – 2,632
James EdWard Miller (The For Britain Movement) – 261
Robert Raymond Murphy-Fell (Con) – 522
Alice Ellen Schofield Smart – 2,747 (Lab)
Nicola Louise Tinsley (Con) – 565
Dan Walker (Lib Dem) – 387
John Withill (Democrats and Veterans) – 184
why so many people vote for labour, an anti-Semitic, therefore racist party baffles me
Well done to all labour councillors rewards for hard work
Peo0le who rely on free money vote Labour. Not difficult to understand.