The Conservatives have seen their worst set of leads to 40 years after hundreds of thousands of voters solid their ballots on Thursday to decide on their most well-liked selection of councils and mayors.
Of the 107 councils that held elections on Thursday, 106 have declared their full outcomes with the Conservatives dropping greater than 400 councillors, because the social gathering misplaced management of 10 councils.
Labour took the mayoral election race by a storm, as Sadiq Khan secured a historic third time period by successful the capital’s majority.
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Listed below are the outcomes to this point in full:
Mayoral elections:
London: Labour- Maintain
Salford: Labour- Maintain
West Yorkshire: Labour- Maintain
Higher Manchester: Labour- Maintain
South Yorkshire: Labour- Maintain
Liverpool Metropolis: Labour- Maintain
Native Elections:
London and the South East
Adur: Labour – Achieve
Basildon: No general management – Conservative loss
Basingstoke and Deane: No general majority – No change
Brentwood: No general management – No change
Broxbourne: Conservative – Maintain
Cambridge: Labour – Maintain
Fort Level: Individuals’s Impartial Celebration – Achieve
Cherwell: No general majority – No change
Colchester: No general majority – No change
Crawley: Labour – Maintain
Eastleigh: Lib Dem – Maintain
Elmbridge: No general majority – No change
Fareham: Conservative – Maintain
Gosport: Lib Dem – Maintain
Harlow: Conservative – Maintain
Hart: No general majority – No change
Hastings: No general management – No change
Ipswich: Labour – Maintain
Maidstone: No general majority – No change
Milton Keynes: Labour – Achieve
Mole Valley: Lib Dems – Maintain
Oxford: No general majority – No change
Peterborough: No general majority – No change
Portsmouth: No general majority – No change
Studying: Labour – Maintain
Reigate & Banstead: No general majority – No change
Rochford: No general majority – No change
Rushmoor: Labour – Achieve
Runnymede: No general majority – No change
Southampton: Labour – Maintain
Southend-on-Sea: No general majority – No change
St Albans: Lib Dem – Maintain
Stevenage: Labour: – Maintain
Tandridge: No general majority – No change
Three Rivers: Lib Dem – Maintain
Thurrock: Labour – Achieve
Tunbridge Wells: Lib Dem – Achieve
Winchester: Lib Dem – Maintain
Watford: Lib Dem – Maintain
Woking: Lib Dem – Maintain
Welwyn Hatfield: No general majority – No change
West Oxfordshire: No general majority – No change
Wokingham: No general majority – No change
South West
Dorset: Lib Dems – Achieve
Exeter: Labour – Maintain
Plymouth: Labour – Maintain
Swindon: Labour – Maintain
Working: Lib Dems – Maintain
East Midlands
East Midlands Mayor: Labour- N/A (first election)
Lincoln: Labour – Maintain
Nuneaton and Bedworth: Labour – Achieve
East of England
Norwich: No general majority – No change
North Hertfordshire District Council: No general management – No change
West Midlands
Bristol: No general majority – No change
Coventry: Labour – Maintain
Cheltenham: Lib Dems – Maintain
Dudley: No general majority – Conservative loss
Gloucester: No general management – Conservative loss
Redditch: Labour – Achieve
Rugby: No general majority – No change
Sandwell: Labour – No change
Solihull: Conservative – Achieve
Tamworth: Labour – Achieve
Walsall: Conservative – Maintain
Wolverhampton: Labour – Maintain
Worcester: No general majority – No change
Yorkshire and the Humber
Barnsley: Labour – Maintain
Bradford: Labour – Maintain
Calderdale: Labour – Maintain
Hull: Lib Dem – Maintain
Kirklees: No general management – Labour loss
Leeds: Labour – Maintain
North East Lincolnshire: No general majority – Conservative loss
Rotherham: Labour – Maintain
Sheffield: No general majority – No change
Wakefield: Labour – Maintain
York & North Yorkshire mayor: Labour – N/A (first election)
North East
Gateshead: Labour – Maintain
Hartlepool: Labour – Achieve
Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Labour – Maintain
North East mayor: Labour – N/A brand new (first election)
South Tyneside: Labour – Maintain
Sunderland: Labour – Maintain
Tees Valley Mayor: Conservative, Ben Houchen – Maintain
Trafford: Labour – Maintain
North West
Blackburn with Darwen: Labour – Maintain
Bolton: No general majority – No change
Bury: Labour – No change
Chorley: Labour – Maintain
Hyndburn: Labour – Achieve
Knowsley: Labour – Maintain
Lancashire Police and Crime Commissioner: Labour – Achieve
Manchester: Labour – Maintain
Oldham: No general majority – Labour loss
Preston: Labour – Maintain
Rochdale: Labour – Maintain
Rossendale: Labour – Maintain
Sefton: Labour – Maintain
Stockport: No general majority – No change
Tameside: Labour – Maintain
West Lancashire: Labour – Maintain
Wigan: Labour – Maintain
Worthing: Labour – Maintain