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George Osborne (Shadow Chancellor), Conservative candidate for Tatton increased his share of the vote by comfortably taking 54.6% an increase of 3%. David Lomax for the Liberal Democrats put up a good fight, gaining 22.6%. Tatton, UK. 06/05/2010
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George Osborne (Shadow Chancellor), Conservative candidate for Tatton increased his share of the vote by comfortably taking 54.6% an increase of 3%. David Lomax for the Liberal Democrats put up a good fight, gaining 22.6%. Tatton, UK. 06/05/2010

George Osborne (Shadow Chancellor), Conservative candidate for Tatton increased his share of the vote by comfortably taking 54.6% an increase of 3%. David Lomax for the Liberal Democrats put up a good fight, gaining 22.6%. Tatton, UK. 06/05/2010

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The announcement of the results of the vote in Tatton with the returning officer, George Osborne & Richard Jackson

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The announcement of the results of the vote in Tatton with George Osborne (Conservative), Richard Jackson (Labour) and David Lomax (Liberal Democrat)

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The announcement of the results of the vote in Tatton. Michael Gibson made a short speech and then played a short tune on his recorder much to the amusement of the other candidates.

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The announcement of the results of the vote in Tatton. Michael Gibson made a short speech and then played a short tune on his recorder much to the amusement of the other candidates.

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George Osborne (Shadow Chancellor), Conservative candidate for Tatton increased his share of the vote by comfortably taking 54.6% an increase of 3%. David Lomax for the Liberal Democrats put up a good fight, gaining 22.6%, whilst Richard Jackson for Labour, who was pleased with the result, dropped 5 points.

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George Osborne (Shadow Chancellor), Conservative candidate for Tatton increased his share of the vote by comfortably taking 54.6% an increase of 3%. David Lomax for the Liberal Democrats put up a good fight, gaining 22.6%. Tatton, UK. 06/05/2010
The announcement of the results of the vote in Tatton with the returning officer, George Osborne & Richard Jackson
The announcement of the results of the vote in Tatton with George Osborne (Conservative), Richard Jackson (Labour) and David Lomax (Liberal Democrat)
The announcement of the results of the vote in Tatton with George Osborne (Conservative) and Richard Jackson (Labour)
The announcement of the results of the vote in Tatton with George Osborne (Conservative) and David Lomax (Liberal Democrat)
The announcement of the results of the vote in Tatton with George Osborne (Conservative), Richard Jackson (Labour) and David Lomax (Liberal Democrat)
The announcement of the results of the vote in Tatton with George Osborne (Conservative), Richard Jackson (Labour) and David Lomax (Liberal Democrat)
The announcement of the results of the vote in Tatton. Michael Gibson made a short speech and then played a short tune on his recorder much to the amusement of the other candidates.
The announcement of the results of the vote in Tatton. Michael Gibson made a short speech and then played a short tune on his recorder much to the amusement of the other candidates.
The announcement of the results of the vote in Tatton with George Osborne (Conservative), Richard Jackson (Labour) and David Lomax (Liberal Democrat)
The announcement of the results of the vote in Tatton. Michael Gibson made a short speech and then played a short tune on his recorder much to the amusement of the other candidates.

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