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Election Results: Thursday 24th April 2008

Dover DC, Little Stour and Ashstone
Con 1109 (66.0; -1.9), LD Bryan Curtis 459 (27.3; +5.4), Lab 113 (6.7; -3.5).
Majority 650. Turnout 31.2%. Con hold. (Percentage change since May 2007).


Hinckley and Bosworth BC, Hinckley Castle
LD Bronwyn Witherford 802 (57.0; -10.0), BNP 264 (18.8; +18.8), Con 226 (16.1; -8.7), Lab 116 (8.2; 0.0).
Majority 538. Turnout 29.6%. LD hold. (Percentage change since May 2007).

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scott said…
obama was one of the leaders of the million man march with farrakhan.
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