The 2019 Hartlepool Borough Council election took place on 2 May 2019 to elect members of Hartlepool Borough Council in England.[1] This was on the same day as other local elections.
On 9 May 2019, the former Labour council leader Christopher Akers-Belcher and two fellow party members defected to the Socialist Labour Party following the Labour Party's defeat in the recent local elections.[2] On 13 September 2019, ten independent councillors joined the Brexit Party. The Conservative councillors then formed a pact with the Brexit Party councillors to become the largest group on the council.[3]
^Thompson, Fiona (9 May 2019). . Hartlepool Mail. Hartlepool. Archived from the original on 10 May 2019. Retrieved 10 May 2019.
^Scott, Jim (13 September 2019). "The Brexit Party takes hold of Hartlepool Borough Council". The Northern Echo. Retrieved 14 September 2019.
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2019, hartlepool, borough, council, election, took, place, 2019, elect, members, hartlepool, borough, council, england, this, same, other, local, elections, hartlepool, council, election, 2019, 2018, 2019, 2021, seats, election, first, party, second, party, th. The 2019 Hartlepool Borough Council election took place on 2 May 2019 to elect members of Hartlepool Borough Council in England 1 This was on the same day as other local elections Hartlepool Council Election 2019 2018 2 May 2019 2021 11 Seats up for Election First party Second party Third party Party Labour IU Conservative Seats before 19 0 3 Seats won 3 2 1 Seats after 17 2 4 Seat change 2 2 1 Popular vote 5 367 3 534 1 530 Percentage 28 1 18 5 8 0 Map of the results Contents 1 Ward Results 1 1 Burn Valley 1 2 De Bruce 1 3 Fens amp Rossmere 1 4 Foggy Furze 1 5 Hart 1 6 Headland amp Harbour 1 7 Jesmond 1 8 Manor House 1 9 Rural West 1 10 Seaton 1 11 Victoria 2 Changes 2019 2021 3 ReferencesWard Results editBurn Valley edit Burn Valley Party Candidate Votes Independent Ged Hall 1 104 69 4 Labour Ann Johnson 487 30 6 Majority Turnout Independent gain from Labour Swing De Bruce edit De Bruce Party Candidate Votes For Britain Karen King 694 49 5 Labour Rob Cook 527 37 6 Conservative Dave Nicholson 180 12 8 Majority Turnout For Britain gain from Labour Swing Fens amp Rossmere edit Fens amp Rossmere Party Candidate Votes Labour Jim Lindridge 971 41 0 IU Peter Joyce 869 36 7 Independent Howard Smith 529 22 3 Majority Turnout Labour hold Swing Foggy Furze edit Foggy Furze Party Candidate Votes Veterans and People s Lee Cartwright 544 30 7 Labour Kevin Cranney 425 24 0 Independent Joe Larkin 378 21 3 Conservative Den Loynes 177 10 0 Green Michael Ritchie 117 6 6 Independent Connor Stallard 91 5 1 Independent Andrew Wildberg 42 2 4 Majority Turnout Veterans and People s gain from Labour Swing Hart edit Hart Party Candidate Votes IU James Brewer 1 325 67 2 Labour Aileen Kendon 647 32 8 Majority Turnout IU gain from Labour Swing Headland amp Harbour edit Headland amp Harbour Party Candidate Votes IU Barbara Ward 510 35 9 Labour Ian Cawley 394 27 7 Democrats and Veterans Ian Griffiths 289 20 4 Independent Tommy Dudley 227 16 0 Majority Turnout IU gain from Labour Swing Jesmond edit Jesmond Party Candidate Votes Labour Amy Prince 473 30 0 IU Linda Parker 445 28 2 UKIP Andrew Goy 382 24 2 Independent Richard Jackson 207 13 1 Socialist Labour Sandra Belcher 70 4 4 Majority Turnout Labour hold Swing Manor House edit Manor House Party Candidate Votes UKIP David Mincher 726 47 6 Labour Ron Watts 438 28 7 Socialist Labour Allan Barclay 241 15 8 Conservative Andy Loynes 121 7 9 Majority Turnout UKIP gain from Labour Swing Rural West edit Rural West Party Candidate Votes Conservative Cameron Stokell 878 43 9 Independent Christopher Sayer 683 34 2 Labour Katherine Cook 237 11 9 Liberal Democrats Nikki Fothergill 201 10 1 Majority Turnout Conservative hold Swing Seaton edit Seaton Party Candidate Votes Independent Leisa Smith 1 310 63 0 UKIP Graham Harrison 351 16 9 Labour Julie Clayton 244 11 7 Conservative Veronica Nicholson 174 8 4 Majority Turnout Independent hold Swing Victoria edit Victoria Party Candidate Votes Labour Helen Howson 524 36 9 IU Trevor Rogan 385 27 1 Liberal Democrats Andy Hagon 262 18 5 Independent Richard Hughes 248 17 5 Majority Turnout Labour hold SwingChanges 2019 2021 editOn 9 May 2019 the former Labour council leader Christopher Akers Belcher and two fellow party members defected to the Socialist Labour Party following the Labour Party s defeat in the recent local elections 2 On 13 September 2019 ten independent councillors joined the Brexit Party The Conservative councillors then formed a pact with the Brexit Party councillors to become the largest group on the council 3 References edit Local Elections Archive Project 2019 Hartlepool Thompson Fiona 9 May 2019 Hartlepool Council leader Christopher Akers Belcher and two fellow party members resign from Labour Hartlepool Mail Hartlepool Archived from the original on 10 May 2019 Retrieved 10 May 2019 Scott Jim 13 September 2019 The Brexit Party takes hold of Hartlepool Borough Council The Northern Echo Retrieved 14 September 2019 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2019 Hartlepool Borough Council election amp oldid 1222871586, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
