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ONLY FOUR SALFORD WARDS VOTED REMAIN IN EURO REFERENDUM
 

Star date: 28th June 2016

ECCLES AND ORDSALL AMONGST FOUR WARDS THAT VOTED TO REMAIN

Only four wards voted to Remain in the EU at last week's referendum, according to statistics published by Salford City Council yesterday. Eccles, Boothstown and Ellenbrook, Worsley and Ordsall voted Remain, with Irwell Riverside voting to Leave by only 58 out of over 4,000 votes.

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Salford Referendum Ward Results
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Only four Salford wards out of twenty voted to Remain in Europe during last week's referendum, figures published by Salford Council yesterday show.

Eccles, Boothstown and Ellenbrook, Worsley and Ordsall all voted Remain, while Irwell Riverside voted Leave by just 58 votes. Claremont was the other closest ward, voting Leave by 373 votes.

In all other wards the Leave vote majority was much wider. Here are the full results...

                                                  R             L           Total votes      Turnout

Barton                                   2,065        3,386       5,460               60.97%
Boothstown and Ellenbrook 3,050        2,799       5,850               76.98%
Broughton                             1,968        2,883       4,858               49.48%
Cadishead                             1,927        3,487       5,424               66.55%
Claremont                             2,769        3,142       5,919               71.07%
Eccles                                   3,284        2,888       6,183              68.88%
Irlam                                     1,582        3,028       4,616               65.50%
Irwell Riverside                    2,039        2,097       4,141               54.08%
Kersal                                  1,969        2,649       4,625               54.69%
Langworthy                          1,972        2,976       4,952              55.94%
Little Hulton                          1,492        3,508       5,003              53.59%
Ordsall                                  4,507        2,160       6,675              57.63%
Pendlebury                           2,097        3,818        5,918              65.07%
Swinton North                      2,253        3,465        5,719              66.73%
Swinton South                      2,192        3,408        5,601              67.16%
Walkden North                     1,841        3,521        5,368              61.92%
Walkden South                     2,568        3,315        5,888              73.54%
Weaste and Seedley            2,436        3,242        5,684               62.45%
Winton                                  1,989        3,567        5,562              62.27%
Worsley                                3,430        3,046        6,480              79.06%

Total City                            47,430      62,385     109,926           63.30%

Salford voted to leave the EU with a majority of 14,955

56.8% - 63,385 people – voted to Leave
43.2% - 47,430 people – voted to Remain

J wrote
at 14:44:08 on 29 June 2016
ScotLondEcBoElWoOrSwiNo it is.
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wrote
at 10:10:18 on 29 June 2016
"J" I hope you will include my small enclave in the horribly mistaken area of Swinton North.
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J wrote
at 07:54:11 on 29 June 2016
Maybe "ScotLond" will let Eccles, Boothstown and Ellenbrook, Worsley and Ordsall join, although we may make their portmanteau name a little unwieldy.
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Old Salfordian wrote
at 22:14:25 on 28 June 2016
Over one third of voters couldn't be bothered to make the effort to vote on what is most likely the biggest decision of their lives. Shameful!
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