More than 30,000,000 hits and winning PCCs uploaded
More than 30 million hits later and England and Wales have now elected their 41 Police & Crime Commissioners. Our thanks to all who have visited PoliceElections.com.Pre-order printed PCC election materials today for friends and family
You can now pre-order printed election materials online to share with friends and family who aren't onlineMore than 6,000,000 hits and 50% of profiles completed
We smashed through 5 million hits earlier in the week and have now had more than 6 million with 50% of candidate profiles completed.Public pressure mounts and we restart our MISSING #PCCs tweets!
Another day and another series of messages from frustrated voters in some areas, where candidates have been less than thorough in completing their profiles.3,000,000 hits and more candidates signing up every day
More candidates sign up every day as PoliceElections.com breaks the 3 million hits barrier! It's not too late for candidates to complete their profiles.2,000,000 hits and 50% of candidates have updated profiles
Just over 30 days to go and more candidates than ever have engaged with PoliceElections.com Public interest mounts as Police Elections.com reaches 1,000,000 hits
In a little over 10 days, candidates have received more than 150,000 profile views demonstrating the public appetite to find out more.Completed candidate profiles get 3x as many views
Visitors to PoliceElections.com appear to be rewarding those candidates who have completed their profiles with 3x the number of profile views.Linking to PoliceElections.com and helping spread the word
We now offer a range of linking options including a useful widget showing force or party-specific candidatesHuge demand for PoliceElections.com sees 30,000 page views in first day
We've been overwhelmed by the number of visitors since our launch yesterday, with more candidates getting in touch and more then 30,000 page views








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