Local and PCC elections 2016

Labour candidate David Jamieson has been re-elected as West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner.

275,672 people voted for him.

Philip Seccombe (Conservative) has been elected as Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner.

Conservative candidate Marc Jones has been elected as Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire.

He will take office on Thursday 12 May 2016.

The outgoing Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire, Alan Hardwick said:

Willy Bach (Labour) has been elected as the new Leicestershire and Rutland Police and Crime Commissioner.

The Conservative candidate Stephen Mold has been elected Police & Crime Commissioner for Northamptonshire.

He replaces fellow Tory Adam Simmonds who stepped down from the role after one term in office.

Mr Mold took 41% of the vote in the first count with Labour's Kevin McKeever second on 36%.

Once second preference votes from the rejected UKIP candidate Sam Watts were taken into account, Mr Mold won by more than 9,000 votes.

Labour candidate Hardyal Dhindsa has been elected as the Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire.

78,858 people voted for him.

Conservative John Campion elected as the new West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner.

Conservative candidate Matthew Ellis has been re-elected as the Police and Crime Commissioner for Staffordshire.

Our reporter Chris Halpin was at the count:

Labour candidate Paddy Tipping will continue to be the Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire.

Of the 799,631 registered voters across Nottinghamshire, 21.8% turned out to vote in 704 polling stations.

The PCC is responsible for setting the priorities for the police force in Nottinghamshire, responding to the needs of local communities, setting the policing budget, and monitoring how well the police are performing.