Paddy Tipping re-elected as Nottinghamshire PCC
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Paddy Tipping has been re-elected as police and crime commissioner for Nottinghamshire.
The Labour candidate retained his seat with 89,749 votes - his nearest rival was the Conservative candidate Tony Harper with 56,105 votes.
The overall turnout for the Nottinghamshire PCC election was 21.8%.
Nottinghamshire County Councillor Jason Zadrozny, who is accused of historical child sex offences, lost his £5,000 deposit after getting only 7,164 votes.
He announced his candidacy in the PCC elections following a court hearing, claiming the allegations were a "politically-motivated attack".
Mr Tipping was previously Labour MP for Sherwood in Nottinghamshire from 1992 to 2010.
He said he was "really excited" to serve as PCC for a second time, having first been elected in November 2012.
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More information is available on the Choose my PCC website.