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Andrew Long

Andrew Long

Data last refreshed:

Attendance

86%

present at meetings

Rank

60

of 87 councillors

Active red flags

1

open accountability flags

Conduct cases

0

no recorded cases

Red Flags

Low Attendance6 Sept 2026

Attended 4 of 7 East Sub-Area Planning Committee meetings (57%), below the 60% threshold.

Attendance

86%overall attendance

1 attendance was as a substitute for another member; also observed 2 meetings of committees they do not sit on (not counted above).

CommitteeHeldAttendedRate
Budget Development Overview and Scrutiny Committee(1 as substitute)11100%
Cornwall Council10990%
East Sub-Area Planning Committee7457%
Strategic Planning Committee121192%
Tamar Bridge and Torpoint Ferry Joint Committee77100%

Voting Record

Cornwall Council doesn’t publish how individual councillors vote. Its minutes record each decision, not who voted which way.

Committee Memberships

Election History

CompetitiveScore: 59/100→ Stable
Won by 153 votes (7.6%)3.8% swing needed to unseat

The councillor's majority narrowed from 172 votes (8.94%) in the previous election to 153 votes (7.64%) in 2025, requiring a swing of 3.82% to lose the seat. Turnout was low at 35.84%, and the field expanded from three to five candidates, increasing the potential for vote splitting. A vulnerability score of 59 out of 100 indicates a moderately competitive position.

Cornwall Council Elections 2025 (2025) All 2025 results

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Andrew LongMebyon Kernow84442.1%✓
Mark JohnsReform UK69134.5%
Billy Dean DoidgeLiberal Democrat22611.3%
Mark Jonathan JermanConservative1587.9%
George Henri MuirheadLabour844.2%

Turnout: 35.8% (2,003 of 5,589 electors) · 9 spoilt votes

Cornwall Council Elections 2021 (2021) All 2021 results

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Andrew LongMebyon Kernow95649.5%✓
Andrew BuddConservative78440.6%
Alex PolglaseLabour1929.9%

Allowances & Expenses

Financial YearBasicSRATravelSubsistenceOtherTotal
2023-24£17,496.00£0.00£1,017.38£0.00£0.00£18,513.38

Meeting Activity

Other media mentions

In recent briefs

Daily-brief items naming Andrew Long (last 90 days)

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Coverage from cornwalllive.com, devonlive.com, plymouthherald.co.uk. May not be exhaustive.

Profile

Councillor Andrew Long represents the Callington & St Dominic ward as a member of Mebyon Kernow. Their recorded meeting attendance is 32 out of 37 sessions (86%), and the councillor has one active red flag on their profile for low attendance.

No conduct cases have been recorded. Total expenses claimed amount to £18,513.38, comprising £17,496.00 in basic expenses and £1,017.38 in travel. The councillor has received ten media mentions.

Election vulnerability is rated at 59 out of 100. The councillor’s majority narrowed from 172 votes (8.94%) in the previous election to 153 votes (7.64%) in the 2025 election, requiring a swing of 3.82% to lose the seat. Turnout at that election was 35.84%.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Cllr Andrew Long?
Andrew Long is a Cornwall councillor representing the Callington & St Dominic ward as a Mebyon Kernow member.
What ward does Andrew Long represent?
Andrew Long represents Callington & St Dominic on Cornwall Council.
What is Andrew Long's meeting attendance rate?
Andrew Long has been recorded as present at 86% of Cornwall Council meetings (32 of 37 indexed by Cornwall Political Watch).
How can I contact Andrew Long?
You can contact Andrew Long by email at [email protected]; by phone on 07812 597257; on X / Twitter at @andykernow. Cornwall Council also publishes contact details on the official members' page at democracy.cornwall.gov.uk.

On Budget Development Overview and Scrutiny Committee

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