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LibDems hold on to 11 seats

eldr, Monday 8 June 2009 02:27 ::

Coming in as one of the last results, the British Liberal Democrats have held on to 11 seats in a smaller European Parliament.

European Liberals congratulate Sharon Bowles, ELDR vice president as well as Graham Watson, leader of the Liberals in the EP, and Catherine Bearder for securing a second liberal seat in the South Eastern region of the UK.

The full UK results are as follows:

Fiona Hall has been re-elected as an MEP for North East England.

Andrew Duff has been re-elected as an MEP for the East of England.

Diana Wallis has been re-elected as an MEP for Yorkshire and the Humber.

Sarah Ludford has been re-elected as an MEP for London.

Bill Newton Dunn has been re-elected as an MEP for the East Midlands. With the number of MEPs in the region reducing by one, this was a gain from UKIP.

Graham Watson has been re-elected as an MEP for the South West of England.

Sharon Bowles has been re-elected as an MEP for the South East of England and is joined by new MEP Catherine Bearder.

Liz Lynne has been re-elected as an MEP for the West Midlands.

Chris Davies has been re-elected as an MEP for the North West of England.

George Lyon has been elected as an MEP for Scotland

To see all electoral results, please click here


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