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North Yorkshire Council on X: "After all results have been counted the Conservative Party have the overall majority with 47 seats. Independents 13 seats, Labour 12 seats, Liberal Democrat 12 seats, Green
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More votes but fewer seats? Surely you're joking? – Electoral Reform Society – ERS
