Hertfordshire PCC election: Conservative David Lloyd wins
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The count as it got under way at Borehamwood
David Lloyd has secured another four years as Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire following the elections for the post.
Labour's Kerry Pollard came in second place with 85,854 votes, compared with Mr Lloyd's 126,069.
The poll went into a second round of counting after none of the four candidates standing secured more than 50% of first preference votes.
David Lloyd secured a second term as PCC
Turnout in the election was double that of four years ago at 29%.
The result of the first round of voting is below.
Candidates are listed below alphabetically by surname. BBC News App users: tap here to see the results.
More information is available on the Choose my PCC website.