Wembley Hill ward

Vote share over time

Each line is a party's lead candidate as a share of ballots cast. Hollow points are by-elections.

07/05/2026 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Angela Joyce De Souza Elected 1,456 40.7% -9.4
Conservative and Unionist Party Floyd Anjoe Dias do Rosario Elected 1,211 33.8% -8.8
Labour Party Lloyd McLeish Elected 1,166 32.6% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Pranav Patel 1,151 32.2% —
Labour Party Ishma Younus Moeen 1,139 31.8% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Harmit Vyas 1,054 29.5% —
Green Party Charles Peter Fernandes 611 17.1% +8.1
Green Party Camille Jeanne Therese Ainsworth 601 16.8% —
Green Party Ibraheem Nawaz 526 14.7% —
Reform UK Jolene Dias 408 11.4% —
Reform UK Sandra Assuncao 392 11.0% —
Reform UK Vanita Sunil Mendonca 364 10.2% —
Liberal Democrats Elizabeth Gordon 231 6.5% -3.0
Liberal Democrats Douglas Lee 182 5.1% —
Liberal Democrats Jonah Weisz 135 3.8% —
Independent Andi Porri 106 3.0% —
Majority15
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)3,578

Labour Party hold · Conservative and Unionist Party gain from Labour Party

05/05/2022 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Ihtesham Malik Afzal Elected 1,526 50.0% —
Labour Party Ajmal Akram Elected 1,510 49.5% —
Labour Party Ishma Younus Moeen Elected 1,390 45.6% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Floyd Anjoe Dias do Rosario 1,299 42.6% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Reena Cristalina De Cruz 1,289 42.3% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Sushil Dokwal 1,116 36.6% —
Liberal Democrats Eileen Vartan Barker 288 9.4% —
Green Party Jordan Harris 274 9.0% —
Liberal Democrats Douglas Lee 250 8.2% —
Liberal Democrats Glynis Eve Lee 206 6.8% —
Majority91
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)3,049

03/05/2018 Estimated

This ward's boundary changed, so nobody stood in it at this election. 100% of the ward is accounted for.

PartyEstimated share
Labour Party 68%
Conservative and Unionist Party 26%
Liberal Democrats 11%
Green Party 6%

Reconstructed from Wembley Central (42%), Preston (30%), Tokyngton (28%). No hold or gain is shown: there is no comparable earlier result.