Staffordshire County Council Turns blue for the first time in 28 years

On Thursday 04th June 2009, the people of Staffordshire took to the ballot boxes to vote for the Local and European Elections, some associations counted on the night, where as most started the count on Friday 5th June.

After a long day counting the results were revealed:

Conservatives: 49 Seats

Liberal Democrats: 4 Seats

United Kingdom Independance Party: 4 Seats

Labour: 3 Seat

Independant: 1 Seat

Staffordshire Indpendant Group: 1 Seat

To see a full breakdown of the results, please click here

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