Voters in Hertfordshire have elected another Conservative to be their Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC). Jonathan Ash-Edwards replaces David Lloyd, the only PCC that Hertfordshire has known, who chose not to stand again in the election on Thursday (May 2) after serving three terms since the role was created in 2012. Mr Ash-Edwards got 93,658 votes for the Tories, with Liberal Democrat Sean Prendergast securing 68,264, just ahead of Labour’s Tom Plater third on 66,585 votes and the Green Party’s Matthew Fisher fourth of the four candidates with 26,714 votes. The turnout was 29.3%, compared to…
