Which Polling Station Had The Lowest Turnout In Wrexham?

With the General Election now over, we take a look at the voter statistics in Wrexham – with one polling station recording a turnout of just 30%.

Wrexham.com has requested and sorted the data provided into the following table, giving information on polling station turn outs on the election day itself.

Wrexham saw one polling station recording a turnout of just 30% with the highest being 60% on polling day in the 2015 General Election. The data does not include postal vote information, however Wrexham.com requested a turnout breakdown from the Council for those.

For the Wrexham constituency 8446 postal votes were issued with a postal vote turnout of 86.55%, with 7271 included in the count itself.

For the Clwyd South constituency 8477 postal votes were issued, with a postal vote turnout of 86.76% with 7246 postal votes included in the final count.

Below shows the totals per polling station for the Wrexham constituency, with the polling station name, the number of registered electors and the total number of people who voted in the polling station. The final figure is the percentage calculation of each.

We have also queried how many rejected votes there were, and for what reason and category and hope to update readers on that information as soon as possible.

You can review Wrexham.com’s election coverage on our round up page here!

Pic: The ballot paper for Wrexham.