Map showing the results the 2021 Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council elections by ward. Red shows Labour seats, blue shows the Conservatives, yellow shows the Liberal Democrats, light green the Heald Green Ratepayers and green the Green Party.
Stockport Council is elected in thirds, which means that in each three member local ward, one councillor is elected every year, except every four years which is classed as a fallow year. These elections were originally scheduled for 2020 but were suspended for a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to the delayed election those councillors elected in 2021 will serve a three-year term, expiring in 2024.
Changes in seat numbers are compared with the composition of the council immediately prior to the election. Changes in vote share are compared with the previous election in 2019.
Since 2011, no single political party has held a majority on the council, with it being run as a minority administration by the largest party - from 2011 to 2016 by the Liberal Democrats, and since 2016 by Labour. In this election, the Liberal Democrats overtook Labour to once again become the largest party on the council. In the subsequent council vote however, the eight-strong Conservative group decided to support the continuation of the minority Labour administration, voting against a bid to remove the Labour leader of the council.[2]
Election results by wardEdit
Asterisk indicates incumbent in the Ward, and Bold names highlight winning candidate.
All % changes are since 2016, when these seats were last up for election.
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The 2021 Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council election were held on 6 May 2021 to elect members of Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council in England 1 This was on the same day as other local elections 2021 Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council Council election 2019 6 May 2021 2021 05 06 2022 21 of 63 seats one third to Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council32 seats needed for a majority First party Second party Leader Mark Hunter Elise WilsonParty Liberal Democrats LabourLeader s seat Cheadle Hulme South Davenport and Cale GreenSeats before 26 26Seats won 26 25Seat change 1Popular vote 27 300 28 525Percentage 30 6 31 9 Swing 4 4 1 Third party Fourth party HGLeader Mike Hurleston Adrian NottinghamParty Conservative Heald Green RatepayersLeader s seat Bramhall South and Woodford Heald GreenSeats before 8 3Seats won 8 3Seat changePopular vote 22 996 1 976Percentage 25 7 2 2 Swing 5 3 Map showing the results the 2021 Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council elections by ward Red shows Labour seats blue shows the Conservatives yellow shows the Liberal Democrats light green the Heald Green Ratepayers and green the Green Party Leader of the Council before electionElise WilsonLabour Leader of the Council Elise WilsonLabourStockport Council is elected in thirds which means that in each three member local ward one councillor is elected every year except every four years which is classed as a fallow year These elections were originally scheduled for 2020 but were suspended for a year due to the COVID 19 pandemic Due to the delayed election those councillors elected in 2021 will serve a three year term expiring in 2024 Contents 1 Result summary 2 Aftermath 3 Election results by ward 3 1 Bramhall North 3 2 Bramhall South and Woodford 3 3 Bredbury and Woodley 3 4 Bredbury Green and Romiley 3 5 Brinnington and Central 3 6 Cheadle and Gatley 3 7 Cheadle Hulme North 3 8 Cheadle Hulme South 3 9 Davenport and Cale Green 3 10 Edgeley amp Cheadle Heath 3 11 Hazel Grove 3 12 Heald Green 3 13 Heatons North 3 14 Heatons South 3 15 Manor 3 16 Marple North 3 17 Marple South and High Lane 3 18 Offerton 3 19 Reddish North 3 20 Reddish South 3 21 Stepping Hill 4 ReferencesResult summary EditChanges in seat numbers are compared with the composition of the council immediately prior to the election Changes in vote share are compared with the previous election in 2019 Stockport Metropolitan Borough CouncilParty This election Full council This electionSeats Net Seats Other Total Total Votes Votes Liberal Democrats 8 nbsp 38 1 18 26 41 3 27 300 30 59 nbsp 3 96 Labour 8 nbsp 1 38 1 17 25 39 7 28 525 31 96 nbsp 4 17 Conservative 3 nbsp 14 3 5 8 12 7 22 996 25 76 nbsp 5 35 Green 1 nbsp 1 4 8 0 1 1 6 7 274 8 15 nbsp 1 11 Heald Green Ratepayers 1 nbsp 4 8 2 3 4 8 1 976 2 21 nbsp 1 02 Independent 0 nbsp 0 0 0 0 0 0 704 0 79 nbsp 0 60 Reform UK 0 nbsp 0 0 0 0 0 0 282 0 32 Women s Equality 0 nbsp 0 0 0 0 0 0 103 0 12 nbsp 0 13 TUSC 0 nbsp 0 0 0 0 0 0 98 0 11 Aftermath EditSince 2011 no single political party has held a majority on the council with it being run as a minority administration by the largest party from 2011 to 2016 by the Liberal Democrats and since 2016 by Labour In this election the Liberal Democrats overtook Labour to once again become the largest party on the council In the subsequent council vote however the eight strong Conservative group decided to support the continuation of the minority Labour administration voting against a bid to remove the Labour leader of the council 2 Election results by ward EditAsterisk indicates incumbent in the Ward and Bold names highlight winning candidate All changes are since 2016 when these seats were last up for election Bramhall North Edit Bramhall North 3 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Linda Holt 2 512 52 5Liberal Democrats Mark Jones 1 529 32 5Labour Abd Assamad Mahmud 452 9 1Green Deborah Hind 314 7 Majority 983Turnout 4838 47Registered electors 10 374Conservative hold SwingBramhall South and Woodford Edit Bramhall South and Woodford 4 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Brian Bagnall 2 535 48 3Liberal Democrats Ian Powney 2 136 40 1Labour Sue Glithero 355 7 1Green Andrew Dearden 255 5 3Majority 399Turnout 5 320 52Registered electors 10 191Conservative hold SwingBredbury and Woodley Edit Bredbury and Woodley 5 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Sue Thorpe 1 749 49 4Conservative Timothy Morley 921 26 13Labour Louise Heywood 718 20 5Green Stephanie Wyatt 183 5 1Majority 828Turnout 3 592 34Registered electors 10 670Liberal Democrats hold SwingBredbury Green and Romiley Edit Bredbury Green and Romiley 6 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Lisa Smart 2 366 57 3Conservative Richard Ellis 1 144 27 7Labour Rachel Wise 490 12 1Green Alex Crompton 182 4 3Majority 1 222Turnout 4 206 38Registered electors 11 060Liberal Democrats hold SwingBrinnington and Central Edit Brinnington and Central Party Candidate Votes Labour Andy Sorton 1 584 62 2Conservative Natalie Fenton 473 19 8Green Karl Wardlaw 225 9 4Liberal Democrats David Brewin 164 6 3TUSC John Pearson 98 4 NewMajority 1 111Turnout 2 568 23Registered electors 11 229Labour hold SwingCheadle and Gatley Edit Cheadle and Gatley 7 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Keith Holloway 2 283 46 3Conservative Adrian Walmsley 1 411 28 4Labour Colin Owen 923 19 Green Alexander Drury 357 7 Majority 872Turnout 5 007 41Registered electors 12 184Liberal Democrats hold SwingCheadle Hulme North Edit Cheadle Hulme North 8 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Jilly Julian 1 943 45 6Labour Co op Claire Vibert 1 618 37 6Conservative Sue Carroll 639 15 7Green Michael Padfield 157 4 Majority 325Turnout 4 375 44Registered electors 10 043Liberal Democrats hold SwingCheadle Hulme South Edit Cheadle Hulme South 9 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Mark Hunter 2 888 61 8Conservative Brian Dougal 1 135 24 2Labour James Mason 428 9 Green Chitra Ramachandran 191 4 4Reform UK Taff Davies 76 2 NewIndependent Paul Davies 32 1 NewMajority 1 753Turnout 4 768 44Registered electors 10 887Liberal Democrats hold SwingDavenport and Cale Green Edit Davenport and Cale Green 10 Party Candidate Votes Labour Wendy Wild 2 344 64 7Conservative Michael Lyons 631 17 4Liberal Democrats Gemma Jane Bowker 338 9 7Green Paolo Granelli 279 8 7Reform UK Stephen Speakman 96 3 NewMajority 1 713Turnout 3 711 33Registered electors 11 140Labour hold SwingEdgeley amp Cheadle Heath Edit Edgeley amp Cheadle Heath 11 Party Candidate Votes Labour Sheila Bailey 2 561 72 9Conservative Richard Walsh 460 13 4Green Shaughan Rick 302 9 1Liberal Democrats Tracey Whitmore 210 6 1Majority 2 101Turnout 3 560 34Registered electors 10 560Labour hold SwingHazel Grove Edit Hazel Grove 12 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Oliver Johnstone 2 212 45 16Liberal Democrats Charles Gibson 1 848 37 11Labour Co op Christine Carrigan 725 15 4Green Catherine De Cadorette 169 3 1Majority 364Turnout 4 990 45Registered electors 10 987Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats SwingHeald Green Edit Heald Green 13 Party Candidate Votes Heald Green Ratepayers Anna Charles Jones 1 976 54 15Labour Holly McCormack 592 16 3Conservative Yvonne Salmons 469 13 6Liberal Democrats Ian Hunter 380 10 4Green Ian Brown 224 6 1Majority 1 447Turnout 3 665 37Registered electors 10 000Heald Green Ratepayers hold SwingHeatons North Edit Heatons North 14 Party Candidate Votes Labour Co op David Sedgwick 3 358 66 16Conservative Hassan Sajjad 928 18 1Green Samuel Dugdale 416 8 8Liberal Democrats Jenny Humphreys 280 6 5Women s Equality Paula King 103 2 3Majority 2430Turnout 5 123 46Registered electors 11 037Labour Co op hold SwingHeatons South Edit Heatons South 15 Party Candidate Votes Labour Colin Foster 3 271 67 8Conservative Jason Davis D Cruz 884 18 2Green Sophie Tyrrell 519 11 5Liberal Democrats Jeffrey Scroggie 195 4 5Majority 2 387Turnout 4 911 45Registered electors 10 861Labour hold SwingManor Edit Manor 16 Party Candidate Votes Labour Co op Charlie Stewart 1 674 47 2Liberal Democrats Mike Nash 1 216 34 7Conservative Karl Seppman 463 13 2Green Anthony Rablen 217 6 4Majority 458Turnout 3 598 34Registered electors 10 536Labour Co op hold SwingMarple North Edit Marple North Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Malcolm Allan 2 707 54 3Conservative Annette Finnie 1 402 28 7Labour Peter Towey 560 11 7Green Carolyn Leather 366 7 2Majority 1 305Turnout 5 060 52Registered electors 9 766Liberal Democrats hold SwingMarple South and High Lane Edit Marple South and High Lane Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Shan Alexander 2 299 50 4Conservative Darran Palmer 1 409 31 16Labour Paul Wright 613 13 2Green Andrew Threlfall 290 6 1Majority 890Turnout 4 639 46Registered electors 9 978Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative SwingOfferton Edit Offerton Party Candidate Votes Liberal Democrats Oliver Harrison 1 280 36 21Labour Joe Barratt 1 138 32 15Conservative Tony Moore 886 25 8Green Simon Edge 141 4 6Reform UK John Kelly 110 3 NewMajority 142Turnout 3 572 35Registered electors 10 305Liberal Democrats hold SwingReddish North Edit Reddish North Party Candidate Votes Labour Kate Butler 2 029 61 3Conservative Jacob Chacko 500 15 1Independent Carl Evans 462 14 NewGreen Helena Mellish 252 8 12Liberal Democrats Susan Ingham 92 3 5Majority 1 529Turnout 3 348 31Registered electors 10 844Labour hold SwingReddish South Edit Reddish South Party Candidate Votes Green Gary Lawson 2 010 47 85 29Labour Yvonne Guariento 1 453 34 59 12Conservative Rita Jones 450 10 71 1Independent Daniel Zieba 210 5 00 N ALiberal Democrats Alex Orndal 60 1 43 8Majority 557 13 26Turnout 4 201 40Registered electors 10 405Green gain from Labour SwingStepping Hill Edit Stepping Hill Party Candidate Votes Labour Rory Leonard 1 639 34 45 9Conservative Paul Hadfield 1 532 32 21 2Liberal Democrats Mark Weldon 1 337 28 11 9Green Stephen Torley 225 4 73 2Majority 107 2 25Turnout 4 757 46Registered electors 10 330Labour gain from Liberal Democrats SwingReferences Edit Your next 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