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No winner, no score, no match. Switch topics and decide for yourself which differences matter.

Published positions: one row per topic, one column per candidate in ballot-paper order. Each topic heading links to that topic on its own page.
Topic1John Joseph Baldwinthe Borough first Independents2Joanna KorczakLiberal Democrat3William Albert SennettReform UK4Nigel William SmithLabour Party5Clare Stuart-AdamsThe Conservative Party Candidate
Defence, foreign affairs and the EU—————

Short versions are reading aids; the quotation and its source are the record. Columns are in ballot-paper order; nothing is ranked.