Results of yesterday's council by-elections and upcoming contests - News Block

Bath and North East Somerset Paulton (x2). Postponed from May 4

Labor 703 645 (70.0 percent, +17.7 in 2019) Conservatives 178 122 (17.7 percent, +6.3) Green Party 69 51 (6.9 percent) Liberal Democrats 55 52 (5, 5 percent, -1.8)

Labor holds both seats

Southampton-Coxford (x3). Postponed from May 4

Labor 1,022 930 880 (42.5%, -2.6 in 2022) Conservatives 806 774 712 (33.5%, -8.7) Liberal Democrats 234 228 157 (9.7%, +3.5) Reform UK 121 118 130 (5.4%, +5.4) Green Party 130 111 104 (5.4 percent, +0.3) Independent 47 (2.0 percent, +2.0) Trade Union and Socialist Coalition 35 25 15 (1.5 percent, +0.2)

Labor hold two seats and win one seat from the Conservatives

Stockton-on-Tees – Hartburn (x3) Postponed from May 4

Conservatives 1,788 1,773 1,574 (56.5%) Labor 771 681 (24.4%) Green Party 342 134 131 (10.8%) Reform UK 264 169 (8.3%)

The Conservatives won all three seats. New limits.

West Devon–Tavistock North

Independents 233 (25.5 percent, +25.5 in May) Liberal Democrats 233 (25.5 percent, -2.2) Green Party 215 (23.5 percent, +1.7) Conservatives 176 (19 .3 percent, +5.8) Labor 57 (6.2 percent), +6.2) As the Independent and Liber Dem candidates were tied, they drew lots, which was the independent.

Independent Green Party gain

West Lancashire – Rural South (x3) Postponed from May 4.

Our West Lancashire 704 674 664 (49.2%) Labor 486 485 479 (34.0%) Conservatives 241 233 226 (16.8%)

Our West Lancashire won all three seats. New limits.

Wyre-Warren (x2) Postponed from May 4

Labor 552,503 (64.0%, +35.8 compared to 2019) Conservatives 311,307 (36.0%, +17.6)

Work keep one gain one UKIP

Upcoming contests

June 29

Bedford-Wyboston. (Conservative sustained)
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole–East Cliff and Springbourne. (Retained labor)
Dorset – Sherborne West. (Lib Dem sustained)
Haringey – Hermitage and gardens. (Retained labor)
Southwark-Newington. (Retained labor)

July 4th