The Church of England General Synod Election 2021

Names of successful candidates in the elections to the 2021-2026 General Synod will be added to this page as they become available. Links to candidates' elections addresses and to detailed results (as produced by the STV program) will be posted below.

Seat allocations are listed in GS 2214.

 

Diocese etc Links to lists of candidates
and election addresses		 Links to detailed
election results
Bath & Wells addresses results
Birmingham addresses results
Blackburn addresses results
Bristol addresses results
Canterbury addresses results
Carlisle addresses results
Chelmsford addresses results
Chester addresses results
Chichester addresses results
Coventry addresses results
Derby addresses results
Durham addresses results
Ely addresses results
Europe addresses results
Exeter addresses results
Gloucester addresses results
Guildford addresses results
Hereford addresses results
Leeds addresses results
Leicester addresses results
Lichfield addresses results
Lincoln addresses results
Liverpool addresses results
House of Laity election certificate
House of Clergy election certificate
Election of proctors
Election of members
London addresses results
Manchester addresses results
Newcastle addresses results
Norwich addresses results
Oxford addresses results
Peterborough addresses results
Portsmouth addresses results
Rochester addresses results
St Albans addresses results
St Edmundsbury & Ipswich addresses results
Salisbury addresses results
   Channel Islands addresses (Guernsey) ** results (Guernsey)
Sheffield addresses results
Sodor & Man addresses results
Southwark addresses results
Southwell & Nottingham addresses results
Truro addresses * results
Winchester addresses results
Worcester addresses results
York addresses results
special constituencies addresses results

* There are no laity addresses for Truro as the only three candidates were returned unopposed.

** There are no laity addresses for Jersey as the only candidate was returned upopposed. There is no election for clergy in the Channel Islands as the two deans decide between themselves who will serve.

Please send corrections and updates to me at gs2021@peterowen.org.uk.

Peter Owen, Liverpool, UK

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