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2019 Lewes District Council election

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2019 UK local government election

2019 Lewes District Council election

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All 41 seats toLewes District Council
21 seats needed for a majority
 First partySecond partyThird party
 BlankBlankBlank
PartyConservativeGreenLiberal Democrats
Last election24 seats, 34.5%3 seats, 10.5%11 seats, 23.8%
Seats won1998
Seat changeDecrease 5Increase 6Decrease 3
Popular vote16,68317,16913,583
Percentage27.1%27.9%22.5%
SwingDecrease 7.4%Increase 17.4%Decrease 1.3%

 Fourth partyFifth party
 BlankBlank
PartyLabourIndependent
Last election0 seats, 11.0%2 seats, 6.5%
Seats won32
Seat changeIncrease 3Steady
Popular vote6,4556,212
Percentage10.5%10.1%
SwingDecrease 0.5%Increase 3.6%

Winner of each seat at the 2019 Lewes District Council election

Council control before election

No overall control

Council control after election

No overall control

The2019 Lewes District Council election was held on 2 May 2019 to elect members ofLewes District Council in England. It took place on the same day as other district council elections in theUnited Kingdom.

Before the 2019 election, the Council was composed of 20 Conservatives, nine Liberal Democrats, three Greens and nine Independents.[1] To take control of the council, 21 councillors out of 41 would be needed. Although the council remained underno overall control, theConservatives remained the largest party with 19 councillors.[2] The Green Party won the popular vote.

Council composition

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After theprevious election the composition of the council was:

2411321
ConLDGIUKIP

Prior to the election the composition of the council was:[1]

20993
ConLDIG

After the election the composition of the council was:[3]

199832
ConGLDLabI

Following the elections, a coalition between the Greens, Lib Dems, Labour and two Independent councillors took charge, ending eight years of Conservative administration.[4][5] Zoe Nicholson, leader of the Greens, became the leader of the council, whileJames MacCleary, leader of the Lib Dems, became the deputy leader. They alternated holding the roles of leader and deputy leader each year until the following election in 2023.[6][7]

Summary

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Election result

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2019 Lewes District Council election[3][2]
PartyCandidatesSeatsGainsLossesNet gain/lossSeats %Votes %Votes+/−
 Conservative411915Decrease 546.327.116,683–7.4
 Green39960Increase 622.027.917,169+17.4
 Liberal Democrats30804Decrease 319.522.513,583–1.3
 Labour26330Increase 37.310.56,455–0.5
 Independent11201Steady4.910.16,212+3.6
 UKIP5000Decrease 10.02.01,261–11.6

Ward results

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Sitting councillors are marked with an asterisk (*).

Chailey, Barcombe & Hamsey

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Chailey, Barcombe & Hamsey (2 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeSharon Davy *70645.2
ConservativeIsabelle Linington63940.9
Liberal DemocratsPeter Edward Spain38924.9
GreenHolly Atkins37524.0
GreenBrenda Barnes34321.9
Liberal DemocratsMichael James Percy34021.8
LabourNicholas George Belcher1298.3
LabourJack Curham1026.5
Turnout1,58040.3
Conservativewin (new seat)
Conservativewin (new seat)

Ditchling & Westmeston

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Ditchling & Westmeston[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeTom Jones *45547.7–19.3
Liberal DemocratsVicky Byrne38440.1+23.3
GreenAnthony Shuster11912.4+1.9
Majority717.4–42.8
Turnout96647.2
ConservativeholdSwing

East Saltdean & Telscombe Cliffs

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East Saltdean & Telscombe Cliffs (3 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourChristine Sandra Robinson78637.4
ConservativeRon Maskell *74735.5
LabourLaurence O'Connor72134.3
ConservativeAndy Smith *69232.9
ConservativeCathy Smith67232.0
GreenHelen Thoms62129.5
IndependentWayne Colin Botting *43820.8
IndependentCathy Neave38218.2
IndependentDavid Neave32815.6
Liberal DemocratsCharles Robert Boxer31615.0
Turnout2,13237.5
Labourgain fromConservative
Conservativehold
Labourgain fromConservative

Kingston

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Kingston[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsWilliam David Meyer42451.8+7.4
ConservativeSusan Chowen19123.3–9.3
GreenDirk Campbell14818.1–4.8
LabourDavid Michael Hallett566.8N/A
Majority23328.4+16.6
Turnout83051.9
Liberal DemocratsholdSwing

Lewes Bridge

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Lewes Bridge (2 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
GreenZoe Nicholson92950.0
GreenAdrian Ross81043.6
Liberal DemocratsJanet Baah73339.5
Liberal DemocratsJohn Tregea Lamb60932.8
LabourMatt Kent21611.6
LabourJoy Beverley Mercer1759.4
ConservativeFrances Tufnell1658.9
ConservativeColin French1528.2
Turnout1,93150.2
Greenhold
Greengain fromLiberal Democrats

Lewes Castle

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Lewes Castle (2 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
GreenMilly Manley63042.4
GreenRoy Clay56037.7
Liberal DemocratsOli Henman48232.5
Liberal DemocratsKate Wood43729.4
LabourEmily Jane Clarke37024.9
LabourLouis Robert Blair19413.1
IndependentSusan Jean Murray *1399.4
ConservativeRosemarie Jeffery926.2
ConservativeKaren French906.1
Turnout1,509
Greenhold
Greengain fromLiberal Democrats

Lewes Priory

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Lewes Priory (3 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentRuth O'Keeffe *2,04158.3
GreenImogen Makepeace1,44541.3
GreenMatthew Bird1,31837.6
GreenJames Herbert1,08731.0
IndependentGraham John Mayhew93026.6
IndependentStephen Alfred Catlin *83423.8
Liberal DemocratsJoyce Dixon Bell59717.1
Liberal DemocratsKevin James West50414.4
Liberal DemocratsDavid Jan Stechler42112.0
LabourPaul Grivell2276.5
LabourTrevor Hugh Hopper2256.4
LabourTony Adams2126.1
ConservativeJane Slater1404.0
ConservativeDavid Charnock1283.7
ConservativeTam Large852.4
Turnout3,52058.4
Independenthold
Greenhold
Greengain fromIndependent

Newhaven North

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Newhaven North (2 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentSteve Saunders *39334.9
Liberal DemocratsJulie Lynn Carr *31127.6
IndependentPaula Bridget Woolven30527.1
Liberal DemocratsCharlie Carr28024.9
ConservativeTony Bradbury26923.9
ConservativeBill Giles23921.2
GreenNisha Vesuwala11810.5
GreenDavid John Keymer Hoare1109.8
LabourSteve Floor1079.5
Turnout1,15630.9
Independentwin (new seat)
Liberal Democratswin (new seat)

Newhaven South

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Newhaven South (3 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsGraham Roger Amy *75154.1
Liberal DemocratsChristoph David Kurty62845.3
Liberal DemocratsJames Neville MacCleary60943.9
LabourJan Wooding32223.2
ConservativePeter Charlton26118.8
GreenAnnabella Ashby25718.5
GreenElaine Bolt25118.1
ConservativeDave Argent21515.5
ConservativeLinda Wallraven21215.3
GreenMartin O'Brien21015.1
Turnout1,44228.7
Liberal Democratswin (new seat)
Liberal Democratswin (new seat)
Liberal Democratswin (new seat)

Newick

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Newick[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeRoy Burman44357.0–8.2
Liberal DemocratsJames Guy Earl15620.1–6.7
GreenSusan Jappie13517.4+9.4
LabourJo Chamberlain565.5N/A
Majority28736.9–1.5
Turnout79239.5
ConservativeholdSwing

Ouse Valley & Ringmer

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Ouse Valley & Ringmer (3 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
GreenJohnny Denis1,44763.3
GreenEmily O'Brien1,13549.7
GreenSean Macleod1,02344.8
Liberal DemocratsChris Bowers59926.2
ConservativeRichard Turner *52022.7
ConservativeClare Herbert51822.7
Liberal DemocratsVictoria Jane Vincent50422.0
ConservativeDavid Terry49821.8
Liberal DemocratsMalcolm Lawrence Welsh46820.5
LabourDerek Roger Brown1044.5
LabourPeter Stephen Hambly944.1
Turnout2,31246.7
Greengain fromLiberal Democrats
Greengain fromConservative
Greengain fromConservative

Peacehaven East

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Peacehaven East (2 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeLynda Margaret Duhigg42642.1
LabourChris Collier37637.1
ConservativeNigel David Enever *35234.7
LabourAlan Alfred Milliner33032.6
UKIPDeborah Holt20720.4
GreenSylvie Bouhier18618.4
GreenLesley Orr16416.2
Turnout1,02925.4
Conservativehold
Labourgain fromConservative

Peacehaven North

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Peacehaven North (2 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativePhil Davis45445.5
ConservativeKeira Dawn Rigden44844.9
LabourDawn Paul27827.9
GreenKatie Hawks20720.8
UKIPIan Buchanan19319.4
GreenRikki Begley15815.8
Turnout1,00427.0
Conservativehold
Conservativehold

Peacehaven West

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Peacehaven West (2 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeJoe Miller32935.0
ConservativeNicola Kim Papanicolaou32334.4
IndependentLyn Mills27028.8
UKIPPhil Howson23324.8
GreenMarisa Guthrie22223.6
Liberal DemocratsDanny Zac Stephenson20922.3
GreenDebra Vice-Holt16417.5
IndependentRobbie Robertson *15216.2
Turnout96425.7
Conservativehold
Conservativehold

Plumpton, Streat, East Chiltington & St John (Without)

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Plumpton, Streat, East Chiltington & St John (Without)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsRobert Alan Banks61765.8+21.6
ConservativeStephen Morris21522.9–18.2
GreenBrendan Carroll798.4–6.3
LabourFrank David Forman272.9N/A
Majority40242.9+39.8
Turnout94954.6
Liberal DemocratsholdSwing

Seaford Central

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Seaford Central (2 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal DemocratsStephen John Gauntlett *57546.0
ConservativeGeoff Rutland43534.8
Liberal DemocratsMaggie Wearmouth39331.4
Labour Co-opPenny Lower37129.7
ConservativeBill Webb34027.2
GreenVeronica Sanz21917.5
GreenJohannes Hirn20416.3
Turnout1,28633.4
Liberal Democratshold
Conservativehold

Seaford East

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Seaford East (2 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativePhil Boorman65146.6
ConservativeJulian Peterson *63145.2
GreenMary De Pleave35325.3
UKIPPete Leeming33223.8
UKIPEric Woodward29621.2
GreenSteven Guthrie26519.0
Labour Co-opAlun Gwyn Tlusty-Sheen26418.9
Turnout1,41836.7
ConservativeholdSwing
ConservativeholdSwing

Seaford North

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Seaford North (2 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeJim Lord50541.7
ConservativeSylvia Lord47239.0
Liberal DemocratsMorag Everden40033.1
Liberal DemocratsNazish Adil38131.5
GreenRebecca Francomb30825.5
LabourGraham Andrew Coates Lower18415.2
GreenRachel Fryer16914.0
Turnout1,26031.1
Conservativehold
Conservativegain fromLiberal Democrats

Seaford South

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Seaford South (2 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeSam Adeniji *59842.7
Liberal DemocratsChristine Anne Brett58842.0
Liberal DemocratsOlivia Honeyman *58141.5
ConservativeChris Sumners49635.5
LabourChristine Mary Platford20814.9
GreenGeoffrey Cox18213.0
GreenRichard Ford17512.5
Turnout1,42940.2
Conservativehold
Liberal Democratshold

Seaford West

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Seaford West (2 seats)[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeIan White76956.4
ConservativeLiz Boorman74955.0
GreenZoe Ford56641.5
GreenMichael McCoy36526.8
LabourJohn Edward Edson32123.6
Turnout1,40836.6
Conservativehold
Conservativehold

Wivelsfield

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Wivelsfield[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeNancy Bikson36156.4N/A
Liberal DemocratsIantha Kirkup16726.1N/A
GreenPatti Broome11217.5N/A
Majority19430.3N/A
Turnout64532.2
Conservativewin (new seat)

Changes 2019–2023

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In March 2020, Sean Macleod resigned from the Green Party,[8] joining the Liberal Democrats in June 2020.[9]

Seaford East

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Seaford East: 6 May 2021
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeRichard Turner82047.5+0.9
GreenJames Meek45226.2+0.9
Liberal DemocratsPinky Adil34720.1N/A
Labour Co-opAnn Biddle1096.3−12.6
Majority36821.3
Turnout1,72844.76
ConservativeholdSwing

Seaford West

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Seaford West: 6 May 2021
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeLinda Wallraven1,02856.3−0.1
Liberal DemocratsOlivia Honeyman40122.0N/A
GreenGemma McFarlane27715.2−26.3
LabourChris Purser1206.6−17.0
Majority62734.3
Turnout1,82647.96
Conservativehold

Peacehaven West

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Peacehaven West: 12 May 2022
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourCiarron Clarkson64154.2New
ConservativeKatie Sanderson47740.4+5.4
GreenHolly Atkins322.7−20.9
Liberal DemocratsElizabeth Lee322.7−19.6
Majority16413.8N/A
Turnout1,18232.0+6.3
Labourgain fromConservativeSwingN/A

References

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  1. ^ab"Lewes District Council remains with no overall control".www.sussexexpress.co.uk. Retrieved4 May 2019.
  2. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw"Full Results Notice"(PDF). Retrieved4 May 2019.
  3. ^ab"Election results in maps and charts".BBC News. 3 May 2019. Retrieved4 May 2019.
  4. ^"Co-operative Alliance takes control of Lewes District Council from Conservatives".
  5. ^"Lewes' Co-operative Alliance and Tories clash over council tax levels and discounts".
  6. ^"Co-operative Alliance takes control of Lewes District Council from Conservatives".lewes.greenparty.org.uk/.
  7. ^"Agenda and minutes; Lewes District Council Full Council - Thursday, 15th July, 2021 6.00 pm".democracy.lewes-eastbourne.gov.uk. 15 July 2021. Retrieved2 May 2022.
  8. ^"Council's mental health champion resigns from Lewes Green group".Sussex Express.
  9. ^"CCouncillor Sean MacLeod joins Liberal Democrats".Lewes Lib Dems.
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