Ann Barnes elected Kent's first Police and Crime Commissioner

INDEPENDENT candidate Ann Barnes has been elected as Kent's first Police and Crime Commissioner and will be accountable for how crime is tackled across the county.

She was joined in the second vote run-off by Conservative candidate Craig Mackinlay having secured 95,901 first preference votes to Mr Mckinlay’s 51,671.

The final second preference results were 18,236 to 8,577.

Comments(3)

Have your say says...
6:09pm Fri 16 Nov 12

Oh dear oh dear we now have a plank instead of a wooden top running the old bill

Beckenham Chris says...
8:53pm Fri 16 Nov 12

she will be gone within a few months when its realised how far out of her depth she is .

charity begins at home says...
12:24am Sat 17 Nov 12

Tend to agree with above comment, time will tell................
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