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Constituency Profile
Candidates:
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Conservative Party Anne McIntosh |  |
Liberal Democrats Howard Keal |  |
UK Independence Party John Boakes |  |
Liberal Party John Clark |  |
Labour Party Jonathan Roberts |
Incumbent: |
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Mr John Greenway Ryedale (73.8 %) |
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Miss Anne McIntosh Vale of York (33.6 %) |
Electorate: |
| Current | 73534 |
| 2005 | 75501 |
Transposed 2005 Result: Source: Electoral Calculus |
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| Other | 2641 |
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 | 10 04 23 |
ridingbyriding 198.96.35.219 |
The UKIP candidate here has passed away http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/election_2010/england/8638371.stm And as such the election in this seat will be delayed for some weeks. |
 | 10 04 05 |
Safe Bets 204.9.162.70 |
| Even when they were losing badly overall, the Tories managed to rack up healthy margin in the area. With their numbers ticking up, this would be one of the earliest seats to be declared blue. |
 | 10 03 08 |
Rob- London 193.34.231.235 |
A large majority, beneficial boundary changes and a traditional and affluent electorate should ensure that this seat stays in the hands of the Conservatives. The only unknown factor is the lack of an incumbent advantage as MP John Greenway is retiring. This however should have little impact on the result as Conservative candidate Ann McIntosh is well known as the MP for neighbouring (now defunct) constituency Vale of York. |
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