Parliamentary General Election 2010

Bury St Edmunds constituency result for the election held on 6 May 2010

David Ruffley was elected as the Conservative MP for the Bury St Edmunds constituency with 27,899 votes (45.7%). his majority was 12,380 and the turnout was 58,718 (69.3%).

• David Ruffley (Conservative) 27,899 votes (45.7%)
• David Chappell (Liberal Democrat) 15,519 votes (26.4%)
• Kevin Hind (Labour) 9,776 votes (16.6%)
• John Howlett (UK Independence Party) 3,003 votes (5.1%)
• Mark Ereira-Guyer (Green) 2,521 votes (4.3%)

View the Declaration of Result of Poll (PDF 24Kb)

Results for both the West Suffolk and South Suffolk constituencies have been published on the BBC's Election 2010 website:

• BBC website - South Suffolk
• BBC website - West Suffolk 

Electors within the borough of St Edmundsbury could be in one of three constituencies, Bury St Edmunds, West Suffolk or South Suffolk depending on where they live. If you are not sure what constituency you live in, you can use the link below to find out.

Link to the Ordnance Survey election maps website

Notices

Download:

Bury St Edmunds Constituency

• Statement of Persons Nominated and Notice of Poll (PDF 28Kb).
• Notice of Election Agents' Names and Offices (PDF 21Kb)
• Situation of Polling Station Notice (PDF 63Kb)

West Suffolk Constituency

• Forest Heath District Council election information

South Suffolk Constituency 

• Babergh District Council election information