2016 Police and Crime Commissioner election

Middlesbrough is getting more support to tackle the spike in coronavirus cases. Find out more about the extra support.

Barry Coppinger (Lab) was elected as the Police and Crime Commissioner for the Cleveland police force area on Thursday 5 May 2016.

Police and Crime Commissioner election first stage results (PDF)

Police and Crime Commissioner election second (final) stage results (JPG)

The results for the second count are as follows:

Candidate	Party	Votes
Coppinger, John Barry	Labour Party	8604 (Elected)
Vickers, Matthew Alexander	The Conservative Party candidate	7033

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