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Home Election
An election pushed back following the unexpected death of one of the candidates has taken place.
Proposed changes to constituency boundaries could see the number of seats in Kent increase from 17 to 18 before the next general election.
The Conservatives have won the Sheerness by-election - taking a seat left vacant by Labour's Mark Ellen who died in February.
The battle for control of Kent County Council has been taking place and this is how things look in Sheppey, Sittingbourne and Faversham.
It has been suggested that the Conservative dominance of one of its strongholds could be under threat at next month's county and borough elections.
From May's county elections to an unusual response to a Freedom of Information request, the KM Group's political editor analyses the week in politics.
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