UK General Election 2010: Jacqui Smith Loses Redditch to Conservatives

Jacqui smith former mp for redditch

Jacqui Smith, the former Labour Home Secretary who quite over the expenses scandal, has been beaten by Karen Lumley for the Conservatives.

Jacqui Smith became embroiled in the expenses scandal after it was revealed that a claim for accommodation in a hotel had included her husband’s television bill for pornographic programming. She also listed a spare bedroom at her sister’s house in London as her main residence and fell foul of some Second Home rules.

  1. Karen Lumley Conservative 19,138
  2. Jacqui Smith Labour 13,317
  3. Nicholas Lane Liberal Democrat 7,750
  4. Anne Davis UK Independence Party 1,497
  5. Andy Ingram British National Party 1,394
  6. Kevin White Green 393
  7. Vincent Schittone English Democrats 255
  8. Scott Beverley Christian Party 101
  9. Paul Swansborough Independent 100
  10. Derek Fletcher Nobody Party 73

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It was founded on 8th January 1828 and has its contemporary headquarters in Washington, D.C., United States. The present leadership is Nancy Pelosi (Party leader) and Jaime Harrison (Party chair).

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