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2004 Wolverhampton City Council election

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2004 UK local government election December 2023 November 2013 thumb|300px|right|Map of the results of the 2004 Wolverhampton council election. Labour in red, Conservatives in blue and Liberal Democrats in yellow. The 2004 elections held for Wolverhampton City Council on 10 June 2004 were "all out", meaning all 60 seats (3 seats in each of the 20 wards) were up for election. The composition of the council following the election was: Labour 41 Conservative 16 Liberal Democrat 3 In each ward, 3 Councillors were elected. The candidate with the most votes was elected to serve a 4-year term, the candidate with the second highest number of votes was elected to serve a 3-year term and the candidate who finished third was elected to serve 2 years as a Councillor. As there were no elections with a tied number of votes, all of the results from 10 June 2004 have followed, or will follow, the rule stated above. Election results The candidate with the most votes polled who finished (1st) was elected for a term of 4 years. The candidate who finished (2nd) was elected for a term of 3 years. The candidate who finished (3rd) was elected for a term of 2 years. As all 20 wards in Wolverhampton had to elect 3 councillors, this rule applied to all wards without exception. It was the first election stood within by Warinder Juss, who finished 6th place in Penn ward with 1,135 votes. He was later elected Member of Parliament for the Wolverhampton West constituency at the 2024 general election.Wolverhampton West General Election 2024 https://election.news.sky.com/elections/general-election-2024/wolverhampton-west-636 5 July 2024 Sky News Ward results Bilston East Labour Party (UK) Thomas Turner (1st) 1321 Labour Party (UK) Louise Miles (2nd) 1291 Labour Party (UK) Stephen Simkins (3rd) 1255 Conservative Party (UK) Philip Lewis 675 Conservative Party (UK) Paul Myers 634 Conservative Party (UK) Robert Thomas 602 Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Birch 445 26.38 Bilston North Labour Party (UK) Trudy Bowen (1st) 1375 Labour Party (UK) Susan Constable (2nd) 1206 Labour Party (UK) Philip Page (3rd) 1147 Conservative Party (UK) Gillian Fellows 1104 Conservative Party (UK) Marlene Berry 983 Conservative Party (UK) Christopher Haynes 887 Green Party of England and Wales Edward Clarke 505 Liberal Democrats (UK) Frances Heap 419 30.60 Blakenhall Labour Party (UK) John Rowley (1st) 2047 Labour Party (UK) Robert Jones (2nd) 1959 Labour Party (UK) Judith Rowley (3rd) 1877 Conservative Party (UK) Christopher Berry 581 Conservative Party (UK) Roberta Bradley 568 Conservative Party (UK) John Corns 482 Liberal Democrats (UK) Susan Butler 392 38.36 Bushbury North Labour Party (UK) Paula Brookfield (1st) 1331 Conservative Party (UK) Sheila Patten (2nd) 1293 Labour Party (UK) Paul Allen (3rd) 1279 Conservative Party (UK) Ian Lucas 1228 Labour Party (UK) Steven Edwards 1144 Conservative Party (UK) Martyn Griffiths 1079 Liberal Democrats (UK) Susan Bem 740 Liberal Democrats (UK) Ian Jenkins 591 Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Ewing 528 35.39 Bushbury South & Low Hill Labour Party (UK) Peter Bilson (1st) 1088 Labour Party (UK) Peter O'Neill (2nd) 1084 Labour Party (UK) Paul Sweet (3rd) 1056 Conservative Party (UK) Margaret Findlay 539 Conservative Party (UK) James Wilson 519 Conservative Party (UK) Christine Lucas 513 Liberal Democrats (UK) Lionel Smith 292 Liberal Democrats (UK) Melonie Bryatt 270 Liberal Democrats (UK) Linda Gwinnett 266 21.80 East Park Labour Party (UK) Patricia Byrne (1st) 1253 Labour Party (UK) Francis Docherty (2nd) 1149 Labour Party (UK) Keith Inston (3rd) 1087 United Kingdom Independence Party Anthony Foulkes 558 Conservative Party (UK) Peter Dobb 551 Conservative Party (UK) Jean Corns 522 Conservative Party (UK) Lee Patten 492 Liberal Democrats (UK) Ann Whitehouse 377 26.46 Ettingshall Labour Party (UK) Bishan Dass (1st) 1735 Labour Party (UK) Alan Smith (2nd) 1681 Labour Party (UK) Andrew Johnson (3rd) 1673 Conservative Party (UK) Robert Green 557 Conservative Party (UK) Arthur Mills 520 Conservative Party (UK) Lionel Berry 507 Liberal Democrats (UK) Eileen Birch 501 29.46 Fallings Park Labour Party (UK) Geoffrey Foster (1st) 1302 Labour Party (UK) Irene Griffiths (2nd) 1170 Labour Party (UK) Maureen Warren (3rd) 1078 Conservative Party (UK) Matthew Holdcroft 999 Conservative Party (UK) Alwyne Murray 942 Conservative Party (UK) Jonathan Evans 939 Liberal Democrats (UK) Joyce Hill 769 Liberal Democrats (UK) Sylvia Clark 684 Liberal Democrats (UK) Sandra Terry 603 33.53 Graiseley Labour Party (UK) John Reynolds (1st) 2078 Labour Party (UK) Elias Mattu (2nd) 1973 Labour Party (UK) Man Mohan Passi (3rd) 1886 Conservative Party (UK) John Mellor 1554 Conservative Party (UK) Barry Cole 1212 Conservative Party (UK) Jean Lenoir 1194 Green Party of England and Wales David Seagar 402 Liberal Democrats (UK) Mary Millar 383 Liberal Democrats (UK) David Harding 341 Liberal Democrats (UK) Sarah Vorley 319 45.75 Heath Town Labour Party (UK) Milkinderpal Jaspal (1st) 951 Labour Party (UK) Leslie Turner (2nd) 841 Labour Party (UK) Caroline Siarkiewicz (3rd) 776 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) Colin Hallmark 707 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) David Hallmark 597 Liberal Party (UK, 1989) Mark Smith 541 Conservative Party (UK) Pauline Griffiths 510 Conservative Party (UK) Gayna Gittos 443 Conservative Party (UK) Piers Thompson 427 26.71 Merry Hill Conservative Party (UK) Robert Hart (1st) 2128 Conservative Party (UK) David Nicholls (2nd) 2001 Conservative Party (UK) Christine Mills (3rd) 1933 Labour Party (UK) Clare Brittain 1021 Labour Party (UK) Howard Berry 988 Labour Party (UK) Ricky Chima 891 Liberal Democrats (UK) Jessica Pringle 520 Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Rowan 519 Liberal Democrats (UK) Edward Pringle 516 39.34 Oxley Labour Party (UK) Christine Irvine (1st) 1302 Labour Party (UK) Ian Brookfield (2nd) 1257 Labour Party (UK) George Lockett (3rd) 1218 Conservative Party (UK) Leslie Pugh 871 Conservative Party (UK) Annette Pugh 866 Conservative Party (UK) Merisha Stevenson 750 United Kingdom Independence Party Steven Wellings 490 Liberal Democrats (UK) Carole Jenkins 424 Liberal Democrats (UK) Robert Jukes 304 Liberal Democrats (UK) Tracey Jukes 289 28.88 Park Labour Party (UK) Jennifer Cromie (1st) 1493 Labour Party (UK) Sandra Samuels (2nd) 1433 Labour Party (UK) Manohar Minhas (3rd) 1423 Conservative Party (UK) Neville Patten 1176 Conservative Party (UK) Martin Berrington 1174 Conservative Party (UK) Lucinda Turner 1163 Liberal Democrats (UK) Robert Caddick 763 Liberal Democrats (UK) Bryan Lewis 725 Liberal Democrats (UK) John Steatham 725 40.67 Penn Conservative Party (UK) Patricia Bradley (1st) 2556 Conservative Party (UK) Alan Hart (2nd) 2457 Conservative Party (UK) Patricia Patten (3rd) 2300 Labour Party (UK) Ian Angus 1259 Labour Party (UK) Christine Hampton 1202 Labour Party (UK) Warinder Juss 1135 Liberal Democrats (UK) June Hemsley 633 Liberal Democrats (UK) Nichola Jack 511 Liberal Democrats (UK) Sameen Farouk 452 44.73 Spring Vale Liberal Democrats (UK) Richard Whitehouse (1st) 1879 Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Heap (2nd) 1785 Liberal Democrats (UK) Malcolm Gwinnett (3rd) 1757 Labour Party (UK) Graham Childs 881 Labour Party (UK) John Thomas 853 Labour Party (UK) William Langford 801 United Kingdom Independence Party John Burke 547 Conservative Party (UK) Amanda Proverbs 356 Conservative Party (UK) Brian Fellows 282 Conservative Party (UK) Sylvia Green 260 Independent (politician) Robert Whitehouse 246 38.24 St Peters Labour Party (UK) Roger Lawrence (1st) 1222 Labour Party (UK) Surjan Duhra (2nd) 1174 Labour Party (UK) Tersaim Singh (3rd) 1155 Liberal Democrats (UK) Alexandra Lawrence 655 Liberal Democrats (UK) David Jack 614 Liberal Democrats (UK) Robin Lawrence 574 Conservative Party (UK) Leslie Bouts 318 Conservative Party (UK) Sandra Newman 299 Conservative Party (UK) Garry Graham 281 Green Party of England and Wales Paul Armstrong 246 37.47 Tettenhall Regis Conservative Party (UK) John Davis (1st) 2247 Conservative Party (UK) Jonathan Yardley (2nd) 2175 Conservative Party (UK) Barry Findlay (3rd) 1992 Labour Party (UK) Elizabeth Edmundson 649 United Kingdom Independence Party Gordon Smith 638 Liberal Democrats (UK) Roger Gray 571 Labour Party (UK) David Hartley 565 Labour Party (UK) Jane Whalen 531 Liberal Democrats (UK) Michael Harper-Dolejsek 492 Liberal Democrats (UK) Darcel Stewart 402 42.49 Tettenhall Wightwick Conservative Party (UK) Joan Stevenson (1st) 3055 Conservative Party (UK) Wendy Thompson (2nd) 3022 Conservative Party (UK) Andrew Wynne (3rd) 2972 Labour Party (UK) Graham Dodd 758 Labour Party (UK) Roger Edwards 753 Labour Party (UK) Malcolm Freeman 733 Liberal Democrats (UK) Philip Bennett 630 46.44 Wednesfield North Labour Party (UK) Philip Bateman (1st) 1732 Labour Party (UK) David Jones (2nd) 1521 Conservative Party (UK) Arthur Newman (3rd) 1400 Labour Party (UK) Gwendoline Stafford Good 1399 Conservative Party (UK) Carol Bourne 1345 Conservative Party (UK) David Bourne 1333 Liberal Democrats (UK) Stephen Birch 545 37.69 Wednesfield South Conservative Party (UK) Simon Jevon (1st) 1590 Labour Party (UK) Helen King (2nd) 1417 Conservative Party (UK) Fiona Latter (3rd) 1390 Labour Party (UK) Paul Kalinauckas 1373 Conservative Party (UK) Simon Tong 1338 Labour Party (UK) Michael Stafford Good 1245 Liberal Democrats (UK) Malcolm Jones 475 37.47 References External links Local Elections Archive Project Local Election Results for May 2004 2004 Category:2000s in the West Midlands (county) Category:2004 English local elections