Halton council election, 2023

04/05/2023 · 18 wards · 18 seats contested

Most seats
17
Labour Party
Seats contested
18
across 18 wards
Turnout
—
average of reporting wards

Summary

Party Seats +/− Votes Share +/−
Labour Party 17 +1 13,725 64.4% +0.2
Liberal Democrats 1 +0 2,112 9.9% +0.3
Conservative and Unionist Party 0 -1 3,403 16.0% -1.7
Green Party 0 +0 1,755 8.2% +3.0
Independent 0 +0 212 1.0% -2.3
Reform UK 0 +0 100 0.5% —

Changes are against the previous council election on 05/05/2022. Vote share is each party's share of all votes cast across the borough.

Candidates

Party Candidates Of a possible 18
Labour Party 18
Conservative and Unionist Party 17
Green Party 12
Liberal Democrats 10
Independent 2
Reform UK 1

A party standing a full slate could field 18 candidates, one per seat.

Results by ward

Share is each candidate's share of ballots cast in the ward. Change compares each party's lead candidate with the ward's previous contest. Bold rows are elected candidates.

Appleton

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Ged Philbin Elected 805 80.4% -4.2
Green Party Vanessa Lillian Shaw 106 10.6% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Peter Richard Valentine 90 9.0% -6.4
Majority699
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,001

Labour Party hold

Bankfield

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Louise Margaret Goodall Elected 799 81.8% -5.0
Conservative and Unionist Party Ray Roberts 178 18.2% +13.0
Majority621
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast977

Labour Party hold

Beechwood & Heath

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Liberal Democrats Chris Rowe Elected 966 51.5% +3.5
Labour Party Louise Jane Whitley 603 32.1% +2.1
Conservative and Unionist Party Dan Clarke 308 16.4% -1.1
Majority363
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,877

Liberal Democrats hold

Birchfield

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Bill Woolfall Elected 912 61.5% +11.6
Conservative and Unionist Party Ann Elizabeth Dawson 357 24.1% -13.4
Liberal Democrats Andrew Peter Teebay 215 14.5% +7.8
Majority555
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,484

Labour Party hold

Bridgewater

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Carol Patricia Plumpton-Walsh Elected 843 69.8% -4.7
Conservative and Unionist Party Shaun Peter Kelly 151 12.5% -2.2
Green Party Christopher Neil Sankey 116 9.6% —
Liberal Democrats Suzanne Nicola Howard 97 8.0% -2.7
Majority692
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,207

Labour Party hold

Central & West Bank

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Stan Hill Elected 431 59.9% -25.8
Green Party Anthony Thomas McMullin 189 26.2% —
Reform UK Jake Fraser 100 13.9% —
Majority242
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast720

Labour Party hold

Daresbury, Moore & Sandymoor

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Mike Ryan Elected 539 41.8% +7.7
Green Party Andrew Dyer 343 26.6% -5.2
Conservative and Unionist Party Marjorie Bradshaw 336 26.1% -8.0
Liberal Democrats John Segrue Secker 71 5.5% —
Majority196
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,289

Labour Party gain from Conservative and Unionist Party

Ditton, Hale Village & Halebank

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Eddie Dourley Elected 819 79.7% -0.4
Conservative and Unionist Party Phil Harper 208 20.3% +0.4
Majority611
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,027

Labour Party hold

Farnworth

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Aimee Skinner Elected 1,044 70.4% +5.6
Conservative and Unionist Party Colleen Mary Harper 439 29.6% -5.6
Majority605
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,483

Labour Party hold

Grange

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party John Bernard Abbott Elected 696 67.5% -10.7
Conservative and Unionist Party Thomas Peter Moss 130 12.6% —
Liberal Democrats Jonathan Neil Howard 103 10.0% -11.8
Independent Daniel James Baker 102 9.9% —
Majority566
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,031

Labour Party hold

Halton Castle

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Chris Loftus Elected 691 66.6% +3.6
Green Party Iain James Ferguson 125 12.1% -5.4
Independent Darrin Whyte 110 10.6% -1.2
Conservative and Unionist Party Dylan Anthony Eaton 70 6.8% -0.9
Liberal Democrats Joe Haddock 41 4.0% —
Majority566
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,037

Labour Party hold

Halton Lea

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Dave Thompson Elected 761 75.9% +0.1
Conservative and Unionist Party Sandra Margarett Myndiuk-Davidson 116 11.6% -0.0
Green Party Michael James O'Day 83 8.3% +0.6
Liberal Democrats David John Woods 43 4.3% -0.7
Majority645
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,003

Labour Party hold

Halton View

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Tom McInerney Elected 850 71.9% -8.2
Green Party Derek William Mellor 170 14.4% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Matthew Paul Roth 162 13.7% -6.2
Majority680
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,182

Labour Party hold

Highfield

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Paul Nolan Elected 948 77.3% +2.3
Conservative and Unionist Party Austin Clarke 146 11.9% -1.9
Green Party Ashlee Brown 133 10.8% —
Majority802
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,227

Labour Party hold

Hough Green

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Kevan Peter Wainwright Elected 761 70.2% -2.3
Conservative and Unionist Party David James Dorian 199 18.4% +1.0
Green Party Philip John Beale 124 11.4% +1.3
Majority562
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,084

Labour Party hold

Mersey & Weston

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Rosie Leck Elected 720 59.7% +3.0
Liberal Democrats Joanne Allison Rowe 252 20.9% -4.0
Conservative and Unionist Party Claire Louise Roth 134 11.1% -0.5
Green Party Sariel Arjona 100 8.3% —
Majority468
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,206

Labour Party hold

Norton North

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Peter Lloyd Jones Elected 786 54.8% +7.9
Liberal Democrats Diane Marie Inch 261 18.2% +2.1
Conservative and Unionist Party Adam Robert Burnett 197 13.7% +2.8
Green Party Matthew Healey 191 13.3% -5.7
Majority525
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,435

Labour Party hold

Norton South & Preston Brook

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Tom Stretch Elected 717 69.1% -1.8
Conservative and Unionist Party Peter Davidson 182 17.6% +2.3
Green Party Tracy Miller 75 7.2% —
Liberal Democrats Miriam Lorraine Hodge 63 6.1% -0.8
Majority535
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast1,037

Labour Party hold

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