Crackley & Red Street 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 2 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Reform UK Vanessa Renshaw Elected 813 51.0% —
Reform UK Peter Bernard Walton Elected 785 49.2% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Lilian Barker 390 24.5% -14.5
Labour Party Joel Sean George Edgington-Plunkett 316 19.8% -25.6
Conservative and Unionist Party Conna Douglas Eynon 314 19.7% —
Labour Party Janet Mary Pazio 267 16.7% —
Green Party Deborah Percy 179 11.2% —
Majority395
Turnout36.6%
Registered electors4,389
Ballots cast1,595

Reform UK gain from Labour Party · Reform UK gain from Conservative and Unionist Party

05/05/2022 2 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Joel Sean George Edgington-Plunkett Elected 549 45.4% -7.9
Labour Party Claire Annette Radford 470 38.9% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Lilian Barker Elected 470 38.9% -6.0
Conservative and Unionist Party Kevin John Robinson 411 34.0% —
Liberal Democrats Aidan Mark Jenkins 249 20.6% —
Liberal Democrats Kay Mitchell 184 15.2% —
Majority0
Turnout28.0%
Registered electors4,348
Ballots cast1,208

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

03/05/2018 2 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Labour Party Allison Gardner Elected 566 53.4% —
Labour Party Sarah Elizabeth Pickup Elected 491 46.3% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Gail Elizabeth Benbow 476 44.9% —
Conservative and Unionist Party David John Cooper 448 42.3% —
UK Independence Party (UKIP) Mark Harry Barlow 140 13.2% —
Majority15
Turnout—
Registered electors—
Ballots cast (estimated)1,060

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
Labour Party 45%
UK Independence Party (UKIP) 32%
Conservative and Unionist Party 17%
Liberal Democrats 6%
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 1%

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