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Barking & Dagenham

  LAB NO CHANGE
SEATS AT A GLANCE
Labour Labour 51

SEATS IN DETAIL
Party Previous Seats +/- 2010
Labour 32 19 51
British National Party 12 -12 0
Conservative 2 -2 0
Others 5 -5 0

COUNCIL BACKGROUND
Type London borough
Portion up for election Whole
Boundary changes No
Seats up for election 51

PAST RESULTS
2006: LAB 2002: LAB 1998: LAB 1994: LAB
1990: LAB 1986: LAB 1982: LAB 1978: LAB
1974: LAB 1971: LAB 1968: LAB 1964: LAB


ELECTION 2010
Graphic showing 2010 election result: Con 306 seats (36.1% vote share); Liberal Democrats 57 (23%); Labour 258 (29.0%); 28 (11.9%)
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