Lee East 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

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Conservative and Unionist Party Graham Burgess Elected 1,023 53.7% +8.6
Reform UK Ian Richard Brown 536 28.2% —
Green Party Matt Reeve-Fowkes 345 18.1% —
Majority487
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,904

Conservative and Unionist Party gain from Liberal Democrats

02/05/2024

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats Kirsten Bradley Elected 760 47.2% -12.4
Conservative and Unionist Party Angela Jayne Batten 726 45.1% -17.1
Labour Party Chris Percival 129 8.0% -4.9
Majority34
Turnout36.0%
Registered electors4,512
Ballots cast1,609

Liberal Democrats hold

05/05/2022 2 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Conservative and Unionist Party Graham Burgess Elected 968 62.3% —
Liberal Democrats Kirsten Bradley Elected 927 59.6% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Ian David Orr 683 43.9% —
Green Party Martin James Suter 331 21.3% —
Labour Party Jess Dylan Cully 201 12.9% —
Majority244
Turnout40.0%
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)1,555

06/05/2021 Estimated

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

PartyEstimated share
Conservative and Unionist Party 62%
Liberal Democrats 31%
Labour Party 7%

Reconstructed from Lee East (100%). No hold or gain is shown: there is no comparable earlier result.

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
Conservative and Unionist Party 72%
Labour Party 28%

Reconstructed from Lee East (100%). No hold or gain is shown: there is no comparable earlier result.

05/05/2016 Estimated

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

PartyEstimated share
Conservative and Unionist Party 72%
Labour Party 18%
Green Party 10%

Reconstructed from Lee East (100%). No hold or gain is shown: there is no comparable earlier result.