City42: As the count continues for local elections in England and Wales, a leading pollster has warned that the Conservative Tory Party is on course for possibly its worst result in 40 years.
Hundreds of thousands of voters cast their ballots on Thursday to elect councilors and mayors of their choice, with the first results to be announced on Friday.
Most local authority council seats were last contested in 2021, at the height of Boris Johnson’s ‘Covid vaccine pushback’. Electoral guru Professor Sir John Curtis warned the Tories could lose up to 500 councilors in Thursday’s election. It could be the worst performance by the Tory party in 40 years.
Tory leader Richard Holden admitted it was a “disappointing night” overall and insisted “this is the result you would expect from a mid-term government party”. Despite Richard Holden’s efforts to dismiss this worst defeat as a reality, the British media and public see it as the worst situation for the Tory party in four decades.
Previous results in the elections to the local self-government of Algland
London and the South East
Adur: The Tories have had their jobs taken away
Basildon: No overall control – a loss for the Conservative Tory Party
Basingstoke and Dean: No overall majority – no change.
Brentwood: No Overall Review – No Change.
Broxbourne: Conservative Party of Tories – gained possession
Cambridge: Work – Earned Honors
Castle Point: People’s Independent Party – won
Cherwell: No overall majority – no change.
Colchester: No overall majority – no change.
Crawley: The job – she got it
Eastleigh: Lib Dems – hold achieved
Fareham: Conservative Tory Party – got it
Gosport: Lib Dem Party – achieved hold
Harlow: Conservative Tory party – it will get
HART: No overall majority – no change.
Hastings: No overall review – no change.
Ipswich: Labor has taken over
Maidstone: No overall majority – no change.
Milton Keynes: Job – Improved position
Mole Valley: The Liberal Democratic Party is gaining ground
Oxford: No overall majority – no change.
Peterborough: No overall majority – no change.
Portsmouth: No overall majority – no change.
Reading: Job – Possession Achieved
Reigate & Banstead: No overall majority – no change.
Rochford: No overall majority – no change.
Rushmore: The Labor Party has improved its position
Runnymede: No overall majority – no change.
Southampton: Job – possession achieved
Southend-on-Sea: No overall majority – no change.
St Albans: Lib Dem – Tribute
Stevenage: Work: – seized
Tandridge: No overall majority – no change.
Three Rivers: Lib Dam – Tribute achieved
Thurrock: Work – profit
Tunbridge Wells: Lib Dem – win
Winchester: Liberal Democratic Party – Tribute
Watford: Lib Dem – Tribute
Woking: Lib Dems – hold achieved
Welwyn Hatfield: No overall majority – no change.
West Oxfordshire: No overall majority – no change.
Wokingham: No overall majority – no change.
Southern Morocco
Exeter: Work – seized
Plymouth: Job – Possession achieved
Swindon: Labor – taken over
Work: Liberal Democratic Party – Tribute
East Midlands
East Midlands Mayor: Labor – N/A (first election)
Lincoln: Labor – gained status
Nuneaton and Bedworth: Work – Profit
East of England
Norwich: No overall majority – no change.
North Hertfordshire District Council: No overall review – no change.
West Midlands
Coventry: Achieved job tenure
Cheltenham: Liberal Democrat Party – Tribute
Dudley: No overall majority – a loss for the Conservative Tory Party
Red Dutch: Work – profit
Rugby: No overall majority – no change.
Sandwell: Work – no change.
Solihull: Conservative Tory Party – position improved
Tamworth: Job – Improved position
Walsall: Conservative Tory party – gains hold
Wolverhampton: Job – got
Worcester: No overall majority – no change.
Yorkshire and the Humber
Barnsley: Work – taken over
Bradford: The job – she got it
Calderdale: Labor – got a check
Hill: Lib Dem – Tribute achieved
Kirklees: No overall control – loss of delivery
Leeds: Job – I have
North East Lincolnshire: No overall majority – Tory Conservative party loss
Rotherham: Labor – got a check
Sheffield: No overall majority – no change.
Wakefield: The job – she got it
Mayor of York and North Yorkshire: Labor – N/A (first choice)
Northeast
Gateshead: Labor – seized
Hartlepool: Jobs – Profits
Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Work – Honor
North East Mayor: Labor – N/A New (first choice)
South Tyneside: Work – Tribute
Sunderland: Work – get control
Mayor of Tees Valley: Conservative, Ben Houchen – Tribute
Trafford: Labor – I have
Northwest
Blackburn with Darwin: The work – she got
Bolton: No overall majority – no change.
Bury: Work – No change
Chorley: Work – took over
Hyndburn: Work – profit
Knowsley: Work – took over
Lancashire Police and Crime Commissioner: Job – Profit
Manchester: Labor – seized
Oldham: No overall majority – a loss for the Labor Party
Preston: Work – they’ve taken over
Rochdale: Job – got
Rossendale: The job – she got it
Sefton: A job well done
Stockport: No overall majority – no change.
Tameside: Work – taken over
