Regent's Park 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 +/−
Conservative and Unionist Party Robert Charles Rigby Elected 1,322 50.0% -1.2
Conservative and Unionist Party Paul Stanley Swaddle Elected 1,256 47.5% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Ralu Oteh-Osoka Elected 1,208 45.7% —
Labour Party Zaynab Ali 500 18.9% -12.3
Labour Party Connor Brodie Whittam 499 18.9% —
Labour Party Safia Yousef 461 17.4% —
Green Party Vivien Aviva Lichtenstein 420 15.9% +1.7
Green Party William Watson 364 13.8% —
Green Party Wilf Parsons 361 13.6% —
Reform UK Alexander Smith 301 11.4% —
Reform UK Adam Amer 300 11.3% —
Reform UK Roger Joel Gewolb 286 10.8% —
Liberal Democrats Dominic Ian Aubrey-Jones 223 8.4% -5.4
Liberal Democrats Adam Craig Bennett 147 5.6% —
Majority708
Turnout35.4%
Registered electors7,501
Ballots cast2,645

Conservative and Unionist Party hold

05/05/2022 3 seats

Party Candidate Votes Share +/−
Conservative and Unionist Party Robert Charles Rigby Elected 1,140 51.2% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Paul Stanley Swaddle Elected 1,097 49.2% —
Conservative and Unionist Party Ralu Oteh-Osoka Elected 1,059 47.5% —
Labour Party Md Azizul Haque 696 31.2% —
Labour Party Kian David Richardson 685 30.7% —
Labour Party Connor Brodie Whittam 653 29.3% —
Green Party Vivien Aviva Lichtenstein 316 14.2% —
Liberal Democrats Kathryn Hertel Kerle 308 13.8% —
Liberal Democrats Martin Philip Rowe 204 9.2% —
Liberal Democrats Julian Mark Sims 179 8.0% —
Majority363
Turnout30.0%
Registered electors7,495
Ballots cast2,228

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 56%
Labour Party 33%
Liberal Democrats 11%
Green Party 9%
Campaign Against Pedestrianisation of Oxford Street 5%

Reconstructed from Regent's Park (57%), Bryanston and Dorset Square (28%), Abbey Road (13%), Marylebone High Street (2%). No hold or gain is shown: there is no comparable earlier result.