Lancashire Police and Crime Commissioner Clive Grunshaw re-elected

Labour's Clive Grunshaw has been re-elected Police and Crime Commissioner for Lancashire.

Mr Grunshaw, who did not secure more than 50% of the first round vote, was elected after counting of second preference votes.

He polled 152,714 votes compared to his Conservative rival Andrew Pratt who took 118,941.

Mr Grunshaw described the post as a "a difficult job" which "wasn't going to get any easier."

"The first term has been difficult because of the cuts and establishing the job," he said.

In the first round of votes, Mr Grunshaw received 132,261 votes and Mr Pratt 96,746.

Voter turnout was 29%.

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More information is available on the Choose my PCC website.