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Results - General Election – 5 May 2005

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AYR, CARRICK AND CUMNOCK Constituency
	Electorate	72,786
	Total Votes cast b/f	45,100
	Percentage Poll	62 %

Here is the result for the AYR, CARRICK AND CUMNOCK Constituency:
Candidate's Name	Description		No of Votes
Charles ‘Chic’ BRODIE	Scottish National Party (SNP)		5,932
Mark Graham JONES	Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party Candidate		10,436
Bryan McCORMACK	UKIPScotland		365
James McDAID	Socialist Labour Party		395
Sandra OSBORNE	Scottish Labour Party Candidate		20,433
Donald SHARP	Scottish Senior Citizens Unity Party		592
Murray STEELE	Scottish Socialist Party		554
Colin Macdonald WAUGH	Scottish Liberal Democrats		6,341
The number of rejected papers was			52
I declare Sandra OSBORNE to be elected.
The majority for Sandra OSBORNE was			9,997

Statement of Rejected Ballot Papers
Want of official mark.	2
Voting for more than one candidate.	23
Writing or mark by which voter could be identified.	5
Unmarked or void for uncertainty.	22
TOTAL	52

6 May 2005

TOM CAIRNS
Returning Officer

CENTRAL Ayrshire Constituency
	Electorate	67,838
	Total Votes cast b/f	42,948
	Percentage Poll	63.3 %

Here is the result for the CENTRAL Ayrshire Constituency:
Candidate's Name	Description	No of Votes
Garry James CLARK	Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party Candidate	9,482
Robert COCHRANE	Socialist Labour Party	468
Brian Harold DONOHOE	The Scottish Labour Party Candidate	19,905
Jim GROVES	UKIPScotland	346
Jahangir HANIF	Scottish National Party (SNP)	4,969
Iain KENNEDY	Scottish Liberal Democrats	6,881
Denise MORTON	Scottish Socialist Party	820
The number of rejected papers was		77
I declare Brian Harold DONOHOE to be elected.
The majority for Brian Harold DONOHOE was		10,423

Statement of Rejected Ballot Papers
Want of official mark.	4
Voting for more than one candidate.	19
Writing or mark by which voter could be identified.	5
Unmarked or void for uncertainty.	49
TOTAL	77

6 May 2005

TOM CAIRNS
Returning Officer