Eight new members have been elected to Prospect’s 23-strong national executive committee for 2018-20.

Craig Marshall was elected as president and Ele Wade as vice-president.

Neil Hope-Collins was elected as deputy vice-president after a contest with Tasos Zodiates.

The BECTU sector has five reserved seats on the NEC and one reserved seat on the presidential team: Ann Jones is a deputy vice-president;  the other members are Mike Dick (London Production); Andrea Gauld (BBC); Steve Grey (Arts and Entertainment); and Ian Stewart (Independent Broadcasting).

Outgoing NEC members Dave Carty, Peter Clements, Jane Colclough, Catherine Donaldson, Denise McGuire, Heather Phillips and Ken Trapp did not stand for re-election.

This year 8,410 members voted on a turnout of 9.4% of the 89,783 working members eligible to vote.

Read profiles of the eight new members at bit.ly/prospect-conference-2018

How the votes were cast:

Rebecca Cummings (Sellafield Ltd) 4,917

Audrey Uppington (Sellafield Ltd) 4,193

Elinor Harrison (EDF Energy) 4,137

Eleanor Wade (UK Intellectual Property Office) 4,068

Christine Danniell (BT London East) 3,735

Freddie Brown (MOD Central) 3,703

Neil Hope-Collins (Health and Safety Executive) 3,524

Tasos Zodiates (EDF Energy) 3,369

Satnam Ner (Rosyth Royal Dockyard) 3,292

Craig Marshall (EDF Energy) 3,183

Andy Mooney (Air Traffic Systems Specialists) 2,969

George Ryall (Science and Technology Facilities Council) 2,955

James Henderson (Forestry Commission) 2,928

Alan Smith (BT Adastral Park B) 2,875

Gordon Hutchinson (Met Office) 2,844

Steven Nicholson (Sellafield Ltd) 2,802

Philip O’Rawe (BT Development Belfast) 2,794

James Leppard (AWE) 2,709

Nigel Titchen (South West and Wales region) 2,660

Alan Grey (Ministry of Defence) 2,647

Steven Dickson (BT East of Scotland) 2,588

Tom James (BAE Surface Ships) 2,481

Gary Swift (Magnox Nuclear) 2,479