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Voting watchdog to review PCC elections

New police and crime commissioners (PCC) have been appointed across the country amid widespread low voter turnout.

By Tom Bridge | 19 November 2012

New police and crime commissioners (PCC) have been appointed across the country amid widespread low voter turnout.

Conservative Party candidates were voted into 16 of the PCC positions, with Labour taking 13 districts and independent candidates a further 12.

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