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2012 Manchester City Council election

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32 of 96 seats on Manchester City Council
49 seats needed for a majority
 First party
 
PartyLabour
Seats before85
Seats won32
Seats after86
Seat changeIncrease12
Popular vote59,632
Percentage65.73%

Map of the results of the 2012 Manchester City Council election

Leader before election

Richard Leese
Labour

Leader following election

Richard Leese
Labour

Elections to Manchester City Council took place on 3 May 2012, on the same day as other 2012 United Kingdom local elections and alongside a referendum on whether to replace the council's leader with a directly elected mayor.[1]

One third of the council was up for election, with those councillors elected in the 2008 Manchester City Council election having defended their seats on this occasion with vote share changes compared on that basis.

The composition of the council after the election was as follows:

PartySeats  ±  
Labour86+25
Liberal Democrat9-25
Independent1+1

Election result

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Manchester Council Election Result 2012
PartySeatsGainsLossesNet gain/lossSeats %Votes %Votes+/−
 Labour32120+1210065.7359632+22.73
 Liberal Democrats00-12-12014.7013341-15.7
 Green000008.607801+0.3
 Conservative000006.716084-7.49
 UKIP000002.242034+1.84
 TUSC000000.99898+0.99
 BNP000000.52472-1.38
 Pirate000000.29259+0.29
 Respect000000.17153-0.53
 Communist League000000.0652+0.06

Ward results

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Asterisks denote incumbent Councillors seeking re-election.

Ancoats and Clayton

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Ancoats and Clayton[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourMike Carmody* 1,862 74.3 +14.6
GreenPeter Birkinshaw2158.6−0.9
ConservativeMark Ford1736.9−7.1
Liberal DemocratsClaude-Diele Nsumbu1004.0−12.9
TUSCAlex Davidson823.3N/A
PirateTim Dobson753.0N/A
Majority1,67466.8+23.9
Turnout250723.47+0.07
Labour holdSwing

Ardwick

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Ardwick[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourThomas O'Callaghan* 1,729 80.4 +18.3
GreenPatrick Sudlow1466.8−.2
ConservativeRob Manning1115.2−6.4
Liberal DemocratsSusan Alman1014.7−13.5
TUSCShari Holden643.0N/A
Majority1,68378.2+34.2
Turnout2,15118.1
Labour holdSwing

Baguley

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Baguley[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourLuke Raikes 1,485 63.4 +16.7
UKIPChristopher Cassidy28112.0N/A
ConservativeRalph Ellerton25911.1−12.4
TUSCLynn Worthington1154.9N/A
Liberal DemocratsYvonne Donaghey1024.4−5.7
GreenJostine Loubster1014.3−3.1
Majority1,20451.4
Turnout2,34321.64
Labour holdSwing

Bradford

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Bradford[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourNeil Swannick* 1,903 77.7 +10.6
ConservativeSarah Bennett1596.5−3.7
GreenLorna Bowen1415.8−3.8
PirateLoz Kaye1275.2N/A
Liberal DemocratsCharles Turner1064.3−8.8
Communist LeaguePeter Clifford140.6N/A
Majority1,74471.2
Turnout2,45021.21
Labour holdSwing

Brooklands

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Brooklands[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourGlynn Evans* 1,629 53.7 +9.5
ConservativeStephen Woods53217.6−20.8
UKIPNathan Gilbert2799.2N/A
GreenEithne Quinn1404.6−0.5
Liberal DemocratsPeter Maxson1113.7−8.9
Majority1,09740.8
Turnout2,69128.6
Labour holdSwing

Burnage

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Burnage[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourBev Craig* 2,416 72.0 +48.3
Liberal DemocratsGrace Baynham51315.3−49.5
GreenSam Darby2627.8+3.4
ConservativePeter Schofield1634.9−2.2
Majority1,90356.7
Turnout3,35431.2
Labour holdSwing

Charlestown

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Charlestown[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourMark Hackett* 1,955 75.3 +29.3
ConservativeTom Archer29211.2−3.5
GreenChris Hyland2529.7+3.3
Liberal DemocratsJoanne Taylor983.8−2.4
Majority1,66364
Turnout2,59725.36
Labour holdSwing

Cheetham

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Cheetham[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourShaukat Ali 2,854 62.3 +12.4
IndependentShazia Butt1,12124.5N/A
GreenLuke Smith2615.7+1.6
ConservativeSham Akhtar2134.7−14.6
Liberal DemocratsRodney Isherwood1302.8−9.5
Majority1,73338
Turnout4,57930.64
Labour holdSwing

Chorlton

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Chorlton[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourSheila Newman* 2,433 56.8 +11.6
Liberal DemocratsMatt Gallagher79718.6−21.1
GreenBrian Candeland50311.8+2.3
TUSCMark Krantz3688.6N/A
ConservativeJonathan Beardmore1804.2−1.3
Majority1,63638
Turnout4,28139.19
Labour holdSwing

Chorlton Park

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Chorlton Park[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourJoanna Midgley 2,083 56.2 +32.2
Liberal DemocratsBernie Ryan*1,11530.1−23.3
GreenLeon Patsalides3549.6−1.7
ConservativeLeo Schindler1564.2−7.1
Majority96826
Turnout3,70832.8
Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

City Centre

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City Centre[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourJoan Davies 704 38.4 +7.9
Liberal DemocratsMarc Ramsbottom*46525.4−10.7
ConservativeMichael Liffen23412.8−11.8
GreenNick Wilkinson19010.4+1.6
IndependentKen Dobson1598.7N/A
PirateMaria Aretoulaki573.1N/A
UKIPAdrienne Bennett251.4N/A
Majority23913
Turnout1,83313.65
Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

Crumpsall

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Crumpsall[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourRichard Leese* 2,499 78.6 +22.1
ConservativeSamuel Jacob2257.1−11.9
UKIPRobert Willescroft2217.0+0.4
GreenKim Alwyn1574.9−1.7
Liberal DemocratsAdam Hewitt772.4−8.9
Majority2,27472
Turnout3,17929.2
Labour holdSwing

Didsbury East

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Didsbury East[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourBridie Adams 2,039 50.5 +23.5
Liberal DemocratsDavid Sandiford*1,39834.6−17.9
GreenAmy Webber3187.9+0.0
ConservativeJamie Williams2806.9−5.7
Majority64116
Turnout4,03537.6
Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

Didsbury West

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Didsbury West[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourCarl Ollerhead 1,393 47.5 +24.7
Liberal DemocratsGraham Shaw*90931.0−16.2
GreenGareth Price-Thomas31710.8+0.5
ConservativeDola Miah2468.4−8.2
Democracy FirstRobert Gutfreund-Walmsley692.4N/A
Majority48416
Turnout2,93427.9
Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

Fallowfield

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Fallowfield[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourDavid Royle* 1,733 77.9 +26.5
GreenRosie Dammers1988.9−0.1
ConservativeCharles Bailey1446.5−5.0
Liberal DemocratsRonan Stafford803.6−24.5
TUSCKaten Verma703.2N/A
Majority1,53569
Turnout2,22519.4
Labour holdSwing

Gorton North

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Gorton North[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourAfia Kamal 1,478 53.0 +14.7
Liberal DemocratsJackie Pearcey*98735.4−13.3
GreenKarl Wardlaw1876.7+1.7
ConservativeAbiodun Opesan1013.6−4.4
Communist LeagueAndres Mendoza381.4N/A
Majority49118
Turnout2,79124.9
Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

Gorton South

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Gorton South[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourBernard Stone 2,091 53.8 +19.3
Liberal DemocratsCharles Glover*1,19830.8−12.0
UKIPRobert Catterall2025.2N/A
GreenRyan Bestford1614.2−1.4
RespectMarie-Angelique Bueler1533.9N/A
ConservativeTmo Opesan792.0−5.4
Majority89323
Turnout3,88430.7
Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

Harpurhey

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Harpurhey[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourPat Karney* 1,890 76.2 +18.9
ConservativeWilliam Clapham25010.1−9.3
GreenSimon Gibbins2279.2−1.8
Liberal DemocratsMellissa Houlding1124.5−7.8
Majority1,64066
Turnout2,47920.24
Labour holdSwing

Higher Blackley

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Higher Blackley[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourShelley Lanchbury 1,753 67.5 +23.7
ConservativeMalcolm Evans2268.7−6.7
BNPDerek Adams2218.5−18.8
UKIPAllison Newsham1987.6N/A
Liberal DemocratsMaria Turner1003.8−4.4
GreenNick Good983.8−1.6
Majority1,52759
Turnout2,59624.6
Labour holdSwing

Hulme

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Hulme[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourAmina Lone* 1,301 60.9 +18.7
GreenDeyika Nzeribe59527.8−12.2
ConservativeJack Kelly1175.5−34.5
Liberal DemocratsDom Hardwick944.4−3.9
IndependentJames Guise301.4N/A
Majority70633
Turnout2,13716.98
Labour holdSwing

Levenshulme

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Levenshulme[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourNasrin Ali 1,722 50.3 +24.3
Liberal DemocratsJohn Commons95527.9−27.8
GreenDavid Mottram67419.7+7.8
ConservativeRyan El-Idrissi732.1−9.8
Majority76722
Turnout3,42430.6
Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

Longsight

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Longsight[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourLuthfur Rahman* 2,754 76.0 +14.4
ConservativeMohammed Afzal43612.0+7.3
GreenWendy Lynas3018.3+1.0
Liberal DemocratsMohammad Panwar1343.7−22.7
Majority2,31864
Turnout3,62531.95
Labour holdSwing

Miles Platting and Newton Heath

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Miles Platting and Newton Heath[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourCarmine Grimshaw 1,807 65.0 +25.5
Liberal DemocratsDamien O'Connor*83029.8−15.8
GreenJacob Lay1455.2+2.6
Majority97735
Turnout2,78225.76
Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

Moss Side

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Moss Side[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourWilliam Alistair Cox* 2,545 84.3 +16.3
GreenRichard Lane1535.1−3.5
TUSCColette Williams1214.0N/A
ConservativeWill Stobart1204.0−3.1
Liberal DemocratsRichard Gadsden792.6−7.9
Majority2,39279
Turnout3,01824.40
Labour holdSwing

Moston

[edit]
Moston[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourPaul Murphy* 1,801 53.8 +4.3
IndependentBob Hill93027.8N/A
ConservativeH.C.H. Hill2577.7−22.2
BNPGareth Black2517.5N/A
GreenBarnaby Wolfram1113.3−4.6
Majority87126
Turnout3,35030.06
Labour holdSwing

Northenden

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Northenden[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourFran Shone 1,983 64.3 +20.7
Liberal DemocratsAndrew Hardwick40513.1−30.7
ConservativeStephen Heath2428.0−0.2
UKIPEugene Cassidy2377.7N/A
GreenChris Gibbins2157.0+2.5
Majority1,57851
Turnout3,08227.6
Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

Old Moat

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Old Moat[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourAndrew Fender* 1,822 74.1 +23.6
GreenAmy Howard27811.3+3.6
Liberal DemocratsNicholas Prescott2219.0−25.4
ConservativeNicholas Savage1395.7−1.7
Majority1,54463
Turnout2,46022
Labour holdSwing

Rusholme

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Rusholme[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourAhmed Ali 2,100 74.8 +47.6
Liberal DemocratsPaul Shannon*35212.5−30.2
GreenDane Lam2207.8+1.6
ConservativeJames Johnson963.4−8.0
IndependentPip Moss411.5N/A
Majority1,74862
Turnout2,80926
Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

Sharston

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Sharston[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourTommy Judge* 1,666 69.5 +22.3
UKIPDean Roberts24410.2N/A
ConservativeJim McCullough2189.1−23.6
Liberal DemocratsDave Page1004.2−7.4
GreenAlison Hunt913.8−4.6
TUSCTrevor Prior783.3N/A
Majority1,42259
Turnout239720.44
Labour holdSwing

Whalley Range

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Whalley Range[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourAngeliki Stogia 2,517 65.7 +36.0
Liberal DemocratsJohn Grant*75919.8−19.5
GreenMary Candeland42611.1+2.2
ConservativeAmjad Nasir1273.3−18.8
Majority1,75846
Turnout3,82933.4
Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

Withington

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Withington[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourDaniel Gillard 1,107 46.6 +23.5
Liberal DemocratsBrendon Jones*86236.3−21.4
GreenLaura Bannister25110.6−0.4
ConservativeLorna McHugh883.7−5.4
UKIPJames Howson682.9N/A
Majority24510
Turnout2,37621
Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

Woodhouse Park

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Woodhouse Park[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourBrian O'Neil* 1,449 71.1 +10.5
UKIPPamela Shotton27913.7N/A
ConservativeStephen McHugh1487.3−16.1
GreenKathleen Molteno1135.6−2.3
Liberal DemocratsDavid Kierman512.5−5.7
Majority1,17057
Turnout2,04019.98
Labour holdSwing

By-elections between 2012 and 2013

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Ardwick: 15 November 2012

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Ardwick: 15 November 2012
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourTina Hewitson1,90480.47+0.09
GreenKarl Wardlaw1205.07−1.72
Liberal DemocratsLiaquat Ali943.97−0.72
ConservativeJamie Williams923.89−1.27
UKIPAllison Newsham612.58N/A
TUSCShari Holden522.20−0.78
BNPSteven Carden431.82N/A
Majority1,78475.40
Turnout2,39520
Labour holdSwing

Ancoats and Clayton: 10 October 2013

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Ancoats and Clayton: 10 October 2013
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourDonna Ludford1,23970.5−3.8
UKIPAdrienne Shaw1669.4New
GreenPete Birkinshaw895.1−3.5
ConservativeNicholas Savage824.7−2.2
PirateLoz Kaye794.5+1.5
BNPGareth Black583.3New
Liberal DemocratsJohn Bridges442.5−1.5
Majority1,07361.1
Turnout1,77113.6
Labour holdSwing

Ancoats and Clayton: 5 December 2013

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Ancoats and Clayton: 5 December 2013
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourOllie Manco96557.5−16.8
LiberalKen Dobson21913.1New
UKIPMartin Power1388.2New
GreenPete Birkinshaw1066.3−2.3
ConservativeDavid Semple754.5−2.4
PirateLoz Kaye724.3+1.3
BNPGareth Black462.7New
Liberal DemocratsClaude Nsumbu311.8−2.2
TUSCAlex Davidson171.0−2.3
Communist LeagueCaroline Bellamy90.5New
Majority74644.4
Turnout1,68610.7
Labour holdSwing

References

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  1. ^ "Manchester mayoral referendum 2012". Retrieved 21 April 2025.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af Manchester City Council (3 May 2012). "Results of the anchester City Council election, 2012". Archived from the original on 30 October 2012. Retrieved 5 May 2012.

    2012 Manchester City Council election

    3 May 2012 (2012-05-03)

    32 of 96 seats on Manchester City Council
    49 seats needed for a majority
     First party
     
    PartyLabour
    Seats before85
    Seats won32
    Seats after86
    Seat changeIncrease12
    Popular vote59,632
    Percentage65.73%

    Map of the results of the 2012 Manchester City Council election

    Leader before election

    Richard Leese
    Labour

    Leader following election

    Richard Leese
    Labour

    Elections to Manchester City Council took place on 3 May 2012, on the same day as other 2012 United Kingdom local elections and alongside a referendum on whether to replace the council's leader with a directly elected mayor.[1]

    One third of the council was up for election, with those councillors elected in the 2008 Manchester City Council election having defended their seats on this occasion with vote share changes compared on that basis.

    The composition of the council after the election was as follows:

    PartySeats  ±  
    Labour86+25
    Liberal Democrat9-25
    Independent1+1

    Election result

    Manchester Council Election Result 2012
    PartySeatsGainsLossesNet gain/lossSeats %Votes %Votes+/−
     Labour32120+1210065.7359632+22.73
     Liberal Democrats00-12-12014.7013341-15.7
     Green000008.607801+0.3
     Conservative000006.716084-7.49
     UKIP000002.242034+1.84
     TUSC000000.99898+0.99
     BNP000000.52472-1.38
     Pirate000000.29259+0.29
     Respect000000.17153-0.53
     Communist League000000.0652+0.06

    Ward results

    Asterisks denote incumbent Councillors seeking re-election.

    Ancoats and Clayton

    Ancoats and Clayton[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourMike Carmody* 1,862 74.3 +14.6
    GreenPeter Birkinshaw2158.6−0.9
    ConservativeMark Ford1736.9−7.1
    Liberal DemocratsClaude-Diele Nsumbu1004.0−12.9
    TUSCAlex Davidson823.3N/A
    PirateTim Dobson753.0N/A
    Majority1,67466.8+23.9
    Turnout250723.47+0.07
    Labour holdSwing

    Ardwick

    Ardwick[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourThomas O'Callaghan* 1,729 80.4 +18.3
    GreenPatrick Sudlow1466.8−.2
    ConservativeRob Manning1115.2−6.4
    Liberal DemocratsSusan Alman1014.7−13.5
    TUSCShari Holden643.0N/A
    Majority1,68378.2+34.2
    Turnout2,15118.1
    Labour holdSwing

    Baguley

    Baguley[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourLuke Raikes 1,485 63.4 +16.7
    UKIPChristopher Cassidy28112.0N/A
    ConservativeRalph Ellerton25911.1−12.4
    TUSCLynn Worthington1154.9N/A
    Liberal DemocratsYvonne Donaghey1024.4−5.7
    GreenJostine Loubster1014.3−3.1
    Majority1,20451.4
    Turnout2,34321.64
    Labour holdSwing

    Bradford

    Bradford[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourNeil Swannick* 1,903 77.7 +10.6
    ConservativeSarah Bennett1596.5−3.7
    GreenLorna Bowen1415.8−3.8
    PirateLoz Kaye1275.2N/A
    Liberal DemocratsCharles Turner1064.3−8.8
    Communist LeaguePeter Clifford140.6N/A
    Majority1,74471.2
    Turnout2,45021.21
    Labour holdSwing

    Brooklands

    Brooklands[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourGlynn Evans* 1,629 53.7 +9.5
    ConservativeStephen Woods53217.6−20.8
    UKIPNathan Gilbert2799.2N/A
    GreenEithne Quinn1404.6−0.5
    Liberal DemocratsPeter Maxson1113.7−8.9
    Majority1,09740.8
    Turnout2,69128.6
    Labour holdSwing

    Burnage

    Burnage[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourBev Craig* 2,416 72.0 +48.3
    Liberal DemocratsGrace Baynham51315.3−49.5
    GreenSam Darby2627.8+3.4
    ConservativePeter Schofield1634.9−2.2
    Majority1,90356.7
    Turnout3,35431.2
    Labour holdSwing

    Charlestown

    Charlestown[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourMark Hackett* 1,955 75.3 +29.3
    ConservativeTom Archer29211.2−3.5
    GreenChris Hyland2529.7+3.3
    Liberal DemocratsJoanne Taylor983.8−2.4
    Majority1,66364
    Turnout2,59725.36
    Labour holdSwing

    Cheetham

    Cheetham[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourShaukat Ali 2,854 62.3 +12.4
    IndependentShazia Butt1,12124.5N/A
    GreenLuke Smith2615.7+1.6
    ConservativeSham Akhtar2134.7−14.6
    Liberal DemocratsRodney Isherwood1302.8−9.5
    Majority1,73338
    Turnout4,57930.64
    Labour holdSwing

    Chorlton

    Chorlton[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourSheila Newman* 2,433 56.8 +11.6
    Liberal DemocratsMatt Gallagher79718.6−21.1
    GreenBrian Candeland50311.8+2.3
    TUSCMark Krantz3688.6N/A
    ConservativeJonathan Beardmore1804.2−1.3
    Majority1,63638
    Turnout4,28139.19
    Labour holdSwing

    Chorlton Park

    Chorlton Park[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourJoanna Midgley 2,083 56.2 +32.2
    Liberal DemocratsBernie Ryan*1,11530.1−23.3
    GreenLeon Patsalides3549.6−1.7
    ConservativeLeo Schindler1564.2−7.1
    Majority96826
    Turnout3,70832.8
    Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

    City Centre

    City Centre[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourJoan Davies 704 38.4 +7.9
    Liberal DemocratsMarc Ramsbottom*46525.4−10.7
    ConservativeMichael Liffen23412.8−11.8
    GreenNick Wilkinson19010.4+1.6
    IndependentKen Dobson1598.7N/A
    PirateMaria Aretoulaki573.1N/A
    UKIPAdrienne Bennett251.4N/A
    Majority23913
    Turnout1,83313.65
    Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

    Crumpsall

    Crumpsall[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourRichard Leese* 2,499 78.6 +22.1
    ConservativeSamuel Jacob2257.1−11.9
    UKIPRobert Willescroft2217.0+0.4
    GreenKim Alwyn1574.9−1.7
    Liberal DemocratsAdam Hewitt772.4−8.9
    Majority2,27472
    Turnout3,17929.2
    Labour holdSwing

    Didsbury East

    Didsbury East[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourBridie Adams 2,039 50.5 +23.5
    Liberal DemocratsDavid Sandiford*1,39834.6−17.9
    GreenAmy Webber3187.9+0.0
    ConservativeJamie Williams2806.9−5.7
    Majority64116
    Turnout4,03537.6
    Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

    Didsbury West

    Didsbury West[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourCarl Ollerhead 1,393 47.5 +24.7
    Liberal DemocratsGraham Shaw*90931.0−16.2
    GreenGareth Price-Thomas31710.8+0.5
    ConservativeDola Miah2468.4−8.2
    Democracy FirstRobert Gutfreund-Walmsley692.4N/A
    Majority48416
    Turnout2,93427.9
    Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

    Fallowfield

    Fallowfield[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourDavid Royle* 1,733 77.9 +26.5
    GreenRosie Dammers1988.9−0.1
    ConservativeCharles Bailey1446.5−5.0
    Liberal DemocratsRonan Stafford803.6−24.5
    TUSCKaten Verma703.2N/A
    Majority1,53569
    Turnout2,22519.4
    Labour holdSwing

    Gorton North

    Gorton North[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourAfia Kamal 1,478 53.0 +14.7
    Liberal DemocratsJackie Pearcey*98735.4−13.3
    GreenKarl Wardlaw1876.7+1.7
    ConservativeAbiodun Opesan1013.6−4.4
    Communist LeagueAndres Mendoza381.4N/A
    Majority49118
    Turnout2,79124.9
    Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

    Gorton South

    Gorton South[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourBernard Stone 2,091 53.8 +19.3
    Liberal DemocratsCharles Glover*1,19830.8−12.0
    UKIPRobert Catterall2025.2N/A
    GreenRyan Bestford1614.2−1.4
    RespectMarie-Angelique Bueler1533.9N/A
    ConservativeTmo Opesan792.0−5.4
    Majority89323
    Turnout3,88430.7
    Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

    Harpurhey

    Harpurhey[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourPat Karney* 1,890 76.2 +18.9
    ConservativeWilliam Clapham25010.1−9.3
    GreenSimon Gibbins2279.2−1.8
    Liberal DemocratsMellissa Houlding1124.5−7.8
    Majority1,64066
    Turnout2,47920.24
    Labour holdSwing

    Higher Blackley

    Higher Blackley[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourShelley Lanchbury 1,753 67.5 +23.7
    ConservativeMalcolm Evans2268.7−6.7
    BNPDerek Adams2218.5−18.8
    UKIPAllison Newsham1987.6N/A
    Liberal DemocratsMaria Turner1003.8−4.4
    GreenNick Good983.8−1.6
    Majority1,52759
    Turnout2,59624.6
    Labour holdSwing

    Hulme

    Hulme[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourAmina Lone* 1,301 60.9 +18.7
    GreenDeyika Nzeribe59527.8−12.2
    ConservativeJack Kelly1175.5−34.5
    Liberal DemocratsDom Hardwick944.4−3.9
    IndependentJames Guise301.4N/A
    Majority70633
    Turnout2,13716.98
    Labour holdSwing

    Levenshulme

    Levenshulme[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourNasrin Ali 1,722 50.3 +24.3
    Liberal DemocratsJohn Commons95527.9−27.8
    GreenDavid Mottram67419.7+7.8
    ConservativeRyan El-Idrissi732.1−9.8
    Majority76722
    Turnout3,42430.6
    Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

    Longsight

    Longsight[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourLuthfur Rahman* 2,754 76.0 +14.4
    ConservativeMohammed Afzal43612.0+7.3
    GreenWendy Lynas3018.3+1.0
    Liberal DemocratsMohammad Panwar1343.7−22.7
    Majority2,31864
    Turnout3,62531.95
    Labour holdSwing

    Miles Platting and Newton Heath

    Miles Platting and Newton Heath[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourCarmine Grimshaw 1,807 65.0 +25.5
    Liberal DemocratsDamien O'Connor*83029.8−15.8
    GreenJacob Lay1455.2+2.6
    Majority97735
    Turnout2,78225.76
    Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

    Moss Side

    Moss Side[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourWilliam Alistair Cox* 2,545 84.3 +16.3
    GreenRichard Lane1535.1−3.5
    TUSCColette Williams1214.0N/A
    ConservativeWill Stobart1204.0−3.1
    Liberal DemocratsRichard Gadsden792.6−7.9
    Majority2,39279
    Turnout3,01824.40
    Labour holdSwing

    Moston

    Moston[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourPaul Murphy* 1,801 53.8 +4.3
    IndependentBob Hill93027.8N/A
    ConservativeH.C.H. Hill2577.7−22.2
    BNPGareth Black2517.5N/A
    GreenBarnaby Wolfram1113.3−4.6
    Majority87126
    Turnout3,35030.06
    Labour holdSwing

    Northenden

    Northenden[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourFran Shone 1,983 64.3 +20.7
    Liberal DemocratsAndrew Hardwick40513.1−30.7
    ConservativeStephen Heath2428.0−0.2
    UKIPEugene Cassidy2377.7N/A
    GreenChris Gibbins2157.0+2.5
    Majority1,57851
    Turnout3,08227.6
    Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

    Old Moat

    Old Moat[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourAndrew Fender* 1,822 74.1 +23.6
    GreenAmy Howard27811.3+3.6
    Liberal DemocratsNicholas Prescott2219.0−25.4
    ConservativeNicholas Savage1395.7−1.7
    Majority1,54463
    Turnout2,46022
    Labour holdSwing

    Rusholme

    Rusholme[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourAhmed Ali 2,100 74.8 +47.6
    Liberal DemocratsPaul Shannon*35212.5−30.2
    GreenDane Lam2207.8+1.6
    ConservativeJames Johnson963.4−8.0
    IndependentPip Moss411.5N/A
    Majority1,74862
    Turnout2,80926
    Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

    Sharston

    Sharston[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourTommy Judge* 1,666 69.5 +22.3
    UKIPDean Roberts24410.2N/A
    ConservativeJim McCullough2189.1−23.6
    Liberal DemocratsDave Page1004.2−7.4
    GreenAlison Hunt913.8−4.6
    TUSCTrevor Prior783.3N/A
    Majority1,42259
    Turnout239720.44
    Labour holdSwing

    Whalley Range

    Whalley Range[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourAngeliki Stogia 2,517 65.7 +36.0
    Liberal DemocratsJohn Grant*75919.8−19.5
    GreenMary Candeland42611.1+2.2
    ConservativeAmjad Nasir1273.3−18.8
    Majority1,75846
    Turnout3,82933.4
    Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

    Withington

    Withington[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourDaniel Gillard 1,107 46.6 +23.5
    Liberal DemocratsBrendon Jones*86236.3−21.4
    GreenLaura Bannister25110.6−0.4
    ConservativeLorna McHugh883.7−5.4
    UKIPJames Howson682.9N/A
    Majority24510
    Turnout2,37621
    Labour gain from Liberal DemocratsSwing

    Woodhouse Park

    Woodhouse Park[2]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourBrian O'Neil* 1,449 71.1 +10.5
    UKIPPamela Shotton27913.7N/A
    ConservativeStephen McHugh1487.3−16.1
    GreenKathleen Molteno1135.6−2.3
    Liberal DemocratsDavid Kierman512.5−5.7
    Majority1,17057
    Turnout2,04019.98
    Labour holdSwing

    By-elections between 2012 and 2013

    Ardwick: 15 November 2012

    Ardwick: 15 November 2012
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourTina Hewitson1,90480.47+0.09
    GreenKarl Wardlaw1205.07−1.72
    Liberal DemocratsLiaquat Ali943.97−0.72
    ConservativeJamie Williams923.89−1.27
    UKIPAllison Newsham612.58N/A
    TUSCShari Holden522.20−0.78
    BNPSteven Carden431.82N/A
    Majority1,78475.40
    Turnout2,39520
    Labour holdSwing

    Ancoats and Clayton: 10 October 2013

    Ancoats and Clayton: 10 October 2013
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourDonna Ludford1,23970.5−3.8
    UKIPAdrienne Shaw1669.4New
    GreenPete Birkinshaw895.1−3.5
    ConservativeNicholas Savage824.7−2.2
    PirateLoz Kaye794.5+1.5
    BNPGareth Black583.3New
    Liberal DemocratsJohn Bridges442.5−1.5
    Majority1,07361.1
    Turnout1,77113.6
    Labour holdSwing

    Ancoats and Clayton: 5 December 2013

    Ancoats and Clayton: 5 December 2013
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    LabourOllie Manco96557.5−16.8
    LiberalKen Dobson21913.1New
    UKIPMartin Power1388.2New
    GreenPete Birkinshaw1066.3−2.3
    ConservativeDavid Semple754.5−2.4
    PirateLoz Kaye724.3+1.3
    BNPGareth Black462.7New
    Liberal DemocratsClaude Nsumbu311.8−2.2
    TUSCAlex Davidson171.0−2.3
    Communist LeagueCaroline Bellamy90.5New
    Majority74644.4
    Turnout1,68610.7
    Labour holdSwing

    References

    1. ^ "Manchester mayoral referendum 2012". Retrieved 21 April 2025.
    2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af Manchester City Council (3 May 2012). "Results of the anchester City Council election, 2012". Archived from the original on 30 October 2012. Retrieved 5 May 2012.
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