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Cornwall Council Election Results 2017

Full division-by-division results from the 2017 Cornwall Council elections. Sourced from Cornwall Council's official records via the ModernGov democracy portal.

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Different boundaries: the 2017 election was fought on Cornwall's previous electoral divisions — 123 seats in all, some divisions electing two members — which were abolished at the 2021 boundary review that created the current 87 single-member wards. Results on this page are not comparable with the 2021 or 2025 elections, and 2017 division names do not correspond to today's wards. Cornwall Council's published records held by this site cover 121 divisions returning 122 of the 123 seats, so the council-wide electorate, vote and turnout figures on this page cover those divisions only.

Headline numbers

Divisions

121

Electorate

415,163

Valid votes

166,632

Overall turnout

39.7% (est.)

Turnout is calculated as (valid votes + spoilt ballots) ÷ electorate. Valid votes exclude spoilt ballots. In a multi-member division each elector had one vote per seat, so ballots cast are estimated as valid votes ÷ seats and the turnout figure is marked as an estimate.

Seats won in May 2017, and votes by party

Seat counts are the result declared at this election. Some councillors have since changed party — seat counts by current affiliation are on the elections overview.

Conservative
Seats won46
Votes58,470
Liberal Democrat
Seats won37
Votes50,125
Independent
Seats won30
Votes30,960
Labour
Seats won4
Votes11,582
Mebyon Kernow
Seats won4
Votes5,324
The Labour and Co-operative Party
Seats won1
Votes1,376
Green Party
Seats won0
Votes3,409
Unspecified
Seats won0
Votes2,990
UK Independence Party
Seats won0
Votes2,183
Liberal Party in Cornwall
Seats won0
Votes116
Trade Union and Socialist Coalition
Seats won0
Votes97

Results by division

121 divisions. Click any division to see the full candidate list and votes.

  • AltarnunAdrian Alan ParsonsLiberal DemocratTurnout 52.5%

    1,385 valid votes · 1 spoilt ballots · electorate 2,642

    1. Adrian Alan Parsons — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 694
    2. Peter Russell Hall — Conservative — 562
    3. Rosalyn May — Labour — 129
  • Bodmin St LeonardPat RogersonLiberal DemocratTurnout 23.0%

    770 valid votes · 7 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,378

    1. Pat Rogerson — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 480
    2. Roger Charles Lashbrook — Independent — 170
    3. Tobias Frederick Savage — Labour — 120
  • Bodmin St Mary'sJacquie GammonLiberal DemocratTurnout 28.5%

    1,041 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,664

    1. Jacquie Gammon — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 507
    2. Louise Victoria Garfield — Conservative — 287
    3. Joy Anne Bassett — Labour — 247
  • Breage, Germoe and SithneyJohn Keeling MBEConservativeTurnout 47.3%

    1,676 valid votes · 6 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,559

    1. John Keeling MBE — Conservative (elected) — 802
    2. Michael Alan Tresidder — Mebyon Kernow — 347
    3. Karen Margaret La Borde — Green Party — 322
    4. Philippe Marc Hadley — Liberal Democrat — 205
  • Bude2 seatsNigel PearceLiberal DemocratPeter John La BroyLiberal DemocratTurnout 38.4% (est.)

    4,859 valid votes · 11 spoilt ballots · electorate 6,348

    Two-member division: each elector had 2 votes, so turnout is estimated as (valid votes ÷ 2 + spoilt ballots) ÷ electorate.

    1. Nigel Pearce — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 1,395
    2. Peter John La Broy — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 1,272
    3. Bob Willingham — Conservative — 1,006
    4. Lea Deely — Conservative — 938
    5. Fred Richens — Labour — 248
  • BugleSally-Anne SaundersConservativeTurnout 35.3%

    1,286 valid votes · 9 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,671

    1. Sally-Anne Saunders — Conservative (elected) — 488
    2. Garry Harcourt Tregidga — Mebyon Kernow — 360
    3. Kirk Martin Alex Pollard — Liberal Democrat — 354
    4. David Paul Highland — Independent — 84
  • CallingtonAndrew LongMebyon KernowTurnout 32.8%

    1,157 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,546

    1. Andrew Long — Mebyon Kernow (elected) — 636
    2. Sally Ann Nicholson — Conservative — 269
    3. Graham Fox — Labour — 97
    4. Christopher Patrick Dwane — Liberal Democrat — 82
    5. David James Ellis Williams — UK Independence Party — 73
  • Camborne PendarvesJohn HerdConservativeTurnout 36.9%

    1,173 valid votes · 6 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,198

    1. John Herd — Conservative (elected) — 705
    2. Tom Simmons — Liberal Democrat — 266
    3. John Ellery Gillingham — Mebyon Kernow — 202
  • Camborne RoskearPaul WhiteIndependentTurnout 33.2%

    1,190 valid votes · 9 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,607

    1. Paul White — Independent (elected) — 668
    2. Maurice Keith Pascoe — Conservative — 304
    3. Roger Neil Richards — Liberal Democrat — 116
    4. Linda Joy Lemon — Mebyon Kernow — 102
  • Camborne TrelowarrenJeff CollinsConservativeTurnout 27.1%

    918 valid votes · 3 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,394

    1. Jeff Collins — Conservative (elected) — 197
    2. Geoffrey Stanley Guffogg — Labour — 194
    3. Deborah Zoe Fox — Mebyon Kernow — 192
    4. Val Dalley — Independent — 169
    5. Jon Stoneman — Independent — 126
    6. Geoff Williams — Liberal Democrat — 40
  • Camborne TreslothanDavid AtherfoldConservativeTurnout 30.5%

    932 valid votes · 6 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,077

    1. David Atherfold — Conservative (elected) — 380
    2. Paul Lea Farmer — Labour — 214
    3. Steve Medlyn — Green Party — 167
    4. Alan Sanders — Mebyon Kernow — 104
    5. Graham Deighton Ford — Liberal Democrat — 67
  • Camborne TreswithianDavid Biggs.ConservativeTurnout 33.9%

    1,005 valid votes · 4 spoilt ballots · electorate 2,973

    1. David Biggs. — Conservative (elected) — 451
    2. Anna Pascoe — Liberal Democrat — 237
    3. Dave Wilkins — Labour — 215
    4. Michael Neale Champion — Independent — 53
    5. Jacqueline Merrick — Green Party — 49
  • CamelfordRob RotchellLiberal DemocratTurnout 32.7%

    989 valid votes · 39 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,148

    1. Rob Rotchell — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 617
    2. Claire Elizabeth Hewlett — Green Party — 372
  • Carharrack, Gwennap and St DayMark KaczmarekIndependentTurnout 40.7%

    1,536 valid votes · 3 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,782

    1. Mark Kaczmarek — Independent (elected) — 968
    2. Kim Jane Lonsdale — Conservative — 241
    3. Andy Blake — Labour — 145
    4. Geoff Garbett — Green Party — 130
    5. Adam David Evan Killeya — Liberal Democrat — 52
  • Chacewater, Kenwyn and BaldhuJohn DyerConservativeTurnout 37.7%

    1,158 valid votes · 6 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,090

    1. John Dyer — Conservative (elected) — 674
    2. Ingrid Anna Quaife — Liberal Democrat — 301
    3. Julie Bennett — Green Party — 183
  • Constantine, Mawnan and BudockJohn BastinConservativeTurnout 44.8%

    1,707 valid votes · 17 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,849

    1. John Bastin — Conservative (elected) — 1,134
    2. Graham Stephen Valentine Marsden — Liberal Democrat — 573
  • Crowan and WendronLoveday JenkinMebyon KernowTurnout 43.2%

    1,879 valid votes · 3 spoilt ballots · electorate 4,356

    1. Loveday Jenkin — Mebyon Kernow (elected) — 637
    2. Roger Paul Radford Smith — Conservative — 612
    3. Geoffrey Mark Henwood — Independent — 326
    4. Henry Charles Hodson — Labour — 207
    5. Kevan John Cook — Liberal Democrat — 97
  • Falmouth ArwenackGeoffrey EvansConservativeTurnout 43.5%

    1,247 valid votes · 8 spoilt ballots · electorate 2,887

    1. Geoffrey Evans — Conservative (elected) — 668
    2. Tony Parker — Liberal Democrat — 309
    3. Kate Thomas — Labour — 270
  • Falmouth BoslowickAlan JewellConservativeTurnout 40.0%

    1,525 valid votes · 13 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,847

    1. Alan Jewell — Conservative (elected) — 489
    2. Roger Bonney — Independent — 339
    3. Nicholas Jemmett — Labour — 302
    4. Steve Eva. — Liberal Democrat — 271
    5. Patricia Ann Minson — Unspecified — 79
    6. Jenny Booth — Mebyon Kernow — 45
  • Falmouth PenwerrisMatthew Thomas McCarthyLiberal DemocratTurnout 37.9%

    1,272 valid votes · 6 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,371

    1. Matthew Thomas McCarthy — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 502
    2. Anna Jane Gillett — Labour — 377
    3. Grenville Chappel. — Independent — 250
    4. Nigel John Dempster Rimmer — Conservative — 143
  • Falmouth SmithickCandy AthertonThe Labour and Co-operative PartyTurnout 35.7%

    1,191 valid votes · 4 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,345

    1. Candy Atherton — The Labour and Co-operative Party (elected) — 480
    2. Wendy Louise Frost — Conservative — 291
    3. John Martin Spargo — Liberal Democrat — 225
    4. Tom Scott — Green Party — 195
  • Falmouth TrescobeasDavid SaunbyIndependentTurnout 35.4%

    1,232 valid votes · 13 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,514

    1. David Saunby — Independent (elected) — 623
    2. Brod Ross — The Labour and Co-operative Party — 255
    3. Frances Margaret Gwyn — Conservative — 199
    4. Stephen Andrew Williams — Liberal Democrat — 88
    5. Euan McPhee — Green Party — 67
  • Feock and Playing PlaceMartyn Jon AlveyConservativeTurnout 50.1%

    1,913 valid votes · 9 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,839

    1. Martyn Jon Alvey — Conservative (elected) — 894
    2. Bob Richards — Independent — 617
    3. Iain Cameron Macdonald — Liberal Democrat — 402
  • Four LanesRobert William HendryIndependentTurnout 34.2%

    1,181 valid votes · 12 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,489

    1. Robert William Hendry — Independent (elected) — 509
    2. Florence Elizabeth Macdonald — Liberal Democrat — 280
    3. Peter Sheppard. — Conservative — 233
    4. Christopher Lawrence — Mebyon Kernow — 82
    5. Paul Holmes — Liberal Party in Cornwall — 77
  • Fowey and TywardreathAndy VirrConservativeTurnout 52.5%

    1,775 valid votes · 2 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,386

    1. Andy Virr — Conservative (elected) — 855
    2. David Hughes — Liberal Democrat — 509
    3. Malcolm Harris — Independent — 365
    4. Robert William Rooney — Trade Union and Socialist Coalition — 46
  • Grenville and StrattonPaula DolphinLiberal DemocratTurnout 37.4%

    1,339 valid votes · 10 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,606

    1. Paula Dolphin — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 727
    2. Shorne Tilbey — Conservative — 612
  • Gulval and HeamoorMario FonkLiberal DemocratTurnout 45.5%

    1,505 valid votes · 7 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,325

    1. Mario Fonk — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 961
    2. Simon Philip Jones — Conservative — 326
    3. Alana Louise Bates — Labour — 218
  • Gunnislake and CalstockDorothy KirkLabourTurnout 50.0%

    1,800 valid votes · 0 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,601

    1. Dorothy Kirk — Labour (elected) — 800
    2. Sydney John Peter Booth — Conservative — 660
    3. Theo Brown — Liberal Democrat — 340
  • Gwinear-Gwithian and St ErthLionel PascoeConservativeTurnout 40.1%

    1,502 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,755

    1. Lionel Pascoe — Conservative (elected) — 690
    2. Michael Angelo Spencer-Smith — Independent — 396
    3. Mike Smith — Independent — 245
    4. Frank Blewett — Liberal Democrat — 171
  • Hayle NorthJohn PollardIndependentTurnout 32.8%

    1,176 valid votes · 6 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,601

    1. John Pollard — Independent (elected) — 821
    2. Philip George Southwood — Conservative — 219
    3. Mary Vene McWilliams — Liberal Democrat — 136
  • Hayle SouthGraham CoadIndependentTurnout 32.5%

    1,061 valid votes · 6 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,283

    1. Graham Coad — Independent (elected) — 569
    2. Peter Channon — Conservative — 356
    3. Victoria Elsie Hatton — Liberal Democrat — 136
  • Helston NorthMike ThomasIndependentTurnout 42.4%

    1,544 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,650

    1. Mike Thomas — Independent (elected) — 534
    2. Phil Martin — Independent — 490
    3. Andrew Martin Lewis — Conservative — 421
    4. Yvonne Bates — Liberal Democrat — 99
  • Helston SouthJohn MartinLiberal DemocratTurnout 29.2%

    1,145 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,940

    1. John Martin — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 455
    2. David Ernest Philip Adams — Conservative — 371
    3. James Buchanan — Unspecified — 131
    4. Alice Rose Waddoups — Mebyon Kernow — 109
    5. Thomas Allen Maher — UK Independence Party — 79
  • IlloganDavid EkinsmythLiberal DemocratTurnout 35.8%

    1,304 valid votes · 6 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,662

    1. David Ekinsmyth — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 558
    2. Dave Crabtree — Independent — 359
    3. Dominic James Lonsdale — Conservative — 348
    4. Jean Pollock — Liberal Party in Cornwall — 39
  • Ladock, St Clement and St ErmeMike Eathorne-GibbonsIndependentTurnout 38.0%

    1,351 valid votes · 2 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,559

    1. Mike Eathorne-Gibbons — Independent (elected) — 602
    2. Paul William Charlesworth — Conservative — 393
    3. Steve Robinson — Labour — 210
    4. Michael Ledyard Wilson — Liberal Democrat — 146
  • Lanivet and BlislandChris BattersLiberal DemocratTurnout 43.6%

    1,381 valid votes · 3 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,173

    1. Chris Batters — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 735
    2. Rachel Beadle — Conservative — 485
    3. Andy Coppin — Independent — 104
    4. Oliver John Challis — UK Independence Party — 57
  • Lanner and StithiansJohn ThomasIndependentTurnout 36.0%

    1,355 valid votes · 7 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,784

    1. John Thomas — Independent (elected) — 547
    2. James Biscoe — Independent — 263
    3. Oliver James Mas — Conservative — 255
    4. Laura Eyre — Labour — 134
    5. Nicholas Austin Prescott — Liberal Democrat — 83
    6. Matt Blewett — Mebyon Kernow — 73
  • Launceston CentralGemma MasseyLiberal DemocratTurnout 32.5%

    898 valid votes · 4 spoilt ballots · electorate 2,778

    1. Gemma Massey — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 522
    2. Toby Benson — Conservative — 254
    3. Alan Bowen — Labour — 122
  • Launceston North & North PetherwinAdam PaynterLiberal DemocratTurnout 51.0%

    1,891 valid votes · 3 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,717

    1. Adam Paynter — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 1,007
    2. Val Bugden-Cawsey — Conservative — 785
    3. Gill Brown — Labour — 99
  • Launceston SouthJade FarringtonLiberal DemocratTurnout 35.6%

    1,058 valid votes · 7 spoilt ballots · electorate 2,991

    1. Jade Farrington — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 732
    2. Shaun Ian Watchorn — Conservative — 263
    3. Matthew John Harris — The Labour and Co-operative Party — 63
  • Lelant and Carbis BayLinda TaylorConservativeTurnout 43.5%

    1,331 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,073

    1. Linda Taylor — Conservative (elected) — 551
    2. Joan Symons. — Independent — 461
    3. Richard Glanville — Unspecified — 164
    4. Julia Clare Macdonald — Liberal Democrat — 155
  • Liskeard EastSally HawkenIndependentTurnout 28.8%

    1,047 valid votes · 1 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,634

    1. Sally Hawken — Independent (elected) — 358
    2. Kelvin Robert Douglas Poplett — Conservative — 286
    3. Derris Watson — Liberal Democrat — 252
    4. Susan Shand — Labour — 151
  • Liskeard NorthNick CrakerConservativeTurnout 41.2%

    638 valid votes · 3 spoilt ballots · electorate 1,556

    1. Nick Craker — Conservative (elected) — 227
    2. Tony Powell — Independent — 146
    3. Kerry Louise Cassidy — Labour — 97
    4. Nik Alatortsev — Liberal Democrat — 89
    5. Roger Holmes — Independent — 79
  • Liskeard West and DobwallsJane Patricia PascoeConservativeTurnout 44.5%

    1,485 valid votes · 3 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,345

    1. Jane Patricia Pascoe — Conservative (elected) — 738
    2. Michael George — Liberal Democrat — 501
    3. Tyler Treloar Bennetts — Labour — 180
    4. Chris Collins — UK Independence Party — 66
  • Looe EastArmand TomsIndependentTurnout 37.8%

    1,031 valid votes · 7 spoilt ballots · electorate 2,746

    1. Armand Toms — Independent (elected) — 929
    2. Gill Beswick — Liberal Democrat — 102
  • Looe West, Lansallos and LanteglosEdwina HannafordLiberal DemocratTurnout 46.3%

    1,755 valid votes · 13 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,818

    1. Edwina Hannaford — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 1,119
    2. Bob Davidson — Conservative — 636
  • LostwithielColin Edward MartinLiberal DemocratTurnout 50.6%

    1,703 valid votes · 12 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,386

    1. Colin Edward Martin — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 873
    2. Clay Cowie — Conservative — 685
    3. Nigel Andrew Challis — UK Independence Party — 145
  • LudgvanSimon Jon ElliottConservativeTurnout 48.1%

    1,588 valid votes · 7 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,317

    1. Simon Jon Elliott — Conservative (elected) — 547
    2. Roy Mann — Unspecified — 464
    3. Bill Mumford — Liberal Democrat — 345
    4. Mark Elliott Hassall — Labour — 152
    5. Ian Flindall — Green Party — 80
  • LynherSharon DawConservativeTurnout 45.0%

    1,574 valid votes · 13 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,530

    1. Sharon Daw — Conservative (elected) — 614
    2. Stephanie McWilliam — UK Independence Party — 361
    3. Ruth Wilson — Labour — 233
    4. Christine Joy Hordley — Liberal Democrat — 224
    5. Martin Corney — Green Party — 142
  • Mabe, Perranarworthal and St GluviasPeter WilliamsConservativeTurnout 41.5%

    1,791 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 4,325

    1. Peter Williams — Conservative (elected) — 816
    2. Simon Howard Taylor — Liberal Democrat — 473
    3. Peter Tisdale — Independent — 303
    4. Cathy Page — Labour — 199
  • Marazion and PerranuthnoeSue NicholasConservativeTurnout 44.6%

    1,611 valid votes · 3 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,616

    1. Sue Nicholas — Conservative (elected) — 741
    2. Nigel Clifford Walker — Liberal Democrat — 734
    3. Treve Trystan Green — UK Independence Party — 136
  • MenheniotPhil SeevaConservativeTurnout 48.7%

    1,535 valid votes · 11 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,174

    1. Phil Seeva — Conservative (elected) — 834
    2. Charles Robert Boney — Liberal Democrat — 701
  • MevagisseyJames MustoeConservativeTurnout 47.4%

    1,529 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,234

    1. James Mustoe — Conservative (elected) — 1,182
    2. Garth Shephard — Liberal Democrat — 347
  • Mount CharlesRichard Alexander PearsConservativeTurnout 32.7%

    1,134 valid votes · 12 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,504

    1. Richard Alexander Pears — Conservative (elected) — 478
    2. Peter John Bishop — Liberal Democrat — 251
    3. Gary King — Independent — 214
    4. Paul David Roberts — The Labour and Co-operative Party — 119
    5. Andrea Frances Gray — UK Independence Party — 72
  • Mount Hawke and PortreathJoyce DuffinLiberal DemocratTurnout 41.6%

    1,538 valid votes · 6 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,715

    1. Joyce Duffin — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 896
    2. John Keith Morgan — Conservative — 469
    3. Linda Sylvia Moore — Labour — 173
  • Mullion and Grade-RuanCarolyn RuleIndependentTurnout 49.8%

    1,646 valid votes · 7 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,321

    1. Carolyn Rule — Independent (elected) — 704
    2. Alfred Mesropians — Conservative — 458
    3. Marianna Edith Alicia Baxter — Liberal Democrat — 375
    4. Helen Rose Maria Angel — Green Party — 109
  • Newlyn and GoonhavernAdrian Dennis HarveyConservativeTurnout 39.4%

    1,500 valid votes · 12 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,841

    1. Adrian Dennis Harvey — Conservative (elected) — 767
    2. Howard Farmer — Liberal Democrat — 561
    3. James Tucker — Independent — 172
  • Newlyn and MouseholeRoger HardingConservativeTurnout 47.1%

    1,579 valid votes · 0 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,352

    1. Roger Harding — Conservative (elected) — 725
    2. Theo Daniel Jonathan Blackmore — Liberal Democrat — 514
    3. Christopher John Drew — Labour — 220
    4. Nigel Davis — Unspecified — 72
    5. Adrian Smith — UK Independence Party — 48
  • Newquay CentralGeoff BrownLiberal DemocratTurnout 26.9%

    800 valid votes · 0 spoilt ballots · electorate 2,979

    1. Geoff Brown — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 322
    2. Steven Slade — Green Party — 246
    3. Steve Pendleton — Conservative — 232
  • Newquay PentireJoanna KennyLiberal DemocratTurnout 32.6%

    1,078 valid votes · 8 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,334

    1. Joanna Kenny — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 541
    2. Paul Rees — Conservative — 537
  • Newquay TrelogganOlly MonkConservativeTurnout 28.6%

    896 valid votes · 4 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,145

    1. Olly Monk — Conservative (elected) — 431
    2. Sandy Carter — Liberal Democrat — 249
    3. Margaret Evelyn North — Independent — 130
    4. Roy George Edwards — Unspecified — 86
  • Newquay TretherrasKevin TowillConservativeTurnout 35.1%

    1,083 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,102

    1. Kevin Towill — Conservative (elected) — 580
    2. Sally Christine Michael-Jones — Liberal Democrat — 265
    3. Rachel Elizabeth Craze — Independent — 238
  • Newquay TreviglasPaul SummersLiberal DemocratTurnout 35.3%

    1,104 valid votes · 7 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,151

    1. Paul Summers — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 753
    2. Mark Anthony Formosa — Conservative — 351
  • PadstowRichard BuscombeLiberal DemocratTurnout 42.3%

    1,356 valid votes · 4 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,216

    1. Richard Buscombe — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 755
    2. Nick Morris — Conservative — 493
    3. Richard James Clark — Green Party — 108
  • Par and St Blazey GateJordan Antony William RowseConservativeTurnout 37.9%

    1,207 valid votes · 6 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,200

    1. Jordan Antony William Rowse — Conservative (elected) — 512
    2. Douglas Scrafton — Liberal Democrat — 479
    3. Ryan Daniel Mullarkey Chamberlain — Labour — 216
  • Penryn East and MylorSimon John SymonsConservativeTurnout 38.5%

    1,637 valid votes · 12 spoilt ballots · electorate 4,278

    1. Simon John Symons — Conservative (elected) — 824
    2. Faisel Baig — Labour — 310
    3. Mark Stubbs — Liberal Democrat — 276
    4. Tony Martin — Unspecified — 227
  • Penryn WestMary MayIndependentTurnout 27.7%

    1,014 valid votes · 2 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,674

    1. Mary May — Independent (elected) — 464
    2. Harry Guy Brendan Willoughby — Green Party — 244
    3. Ellie Phipps — Conservative — 155
    4. Billy Burton — Liberal Democrat — 151
  • Penwithick & BoscoppaMatthew LukeMebyon KernowTurnout 27.0%

    952 valid votes · 3 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,537

    1. Matthew Luke — Mebyon Kernow (elected) — 397
    2. Jamie Hanlon — Conservative — 381
    3. Robert James Irwin — Liberal Democrat — 174
  • Penzance CentralCornelius OlivierLabourTurnout 45.5%

    1,436 valid votes · 11 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,179

    1. Cornelius Olivier — Labour (elected) — 694
    2. Penny Young — Liberal Democrat — 380
    3. Will Elliott — Conservative — 258
    4. Dick Cliffe — Independent — 104
  • Penzance EastTim DwellyLabourTurnout 45.4%

    1,459 valid votes · 3 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,220

    1. Tim Dwelly — Labour (elected) — 761
    2. Richard Goedegebuur — Liberal Democrat — 315
    3. Joseph Robertson Bennie — Conservative — 193
    4. Jonathan Mark How — Green Party — 85
    5. Paul William Nicholson — UK Independence Party — 58
    6. Robert Lee Simmons — Mebyon Kernow — 47
  • Penzance PromenadeJim McKennaIndependentTurnout 48.8%

    1,502 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,087

    1. Jim McKenna — Independent (elected) — 716
    2. Tracey Lynne Halliday — Labour — 277
    3. Gemma Dianne Riley — Conservative — 258
    4. George Britton Daniel — Liberal Democrat — 200
    5. William Rowley Morris — Green Party — 51
  • PerranporthMichael CallanIndependentTurnout 41.7%

    1,549 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,728

    1. Michael Callan — Independent (elected) — 778
    2. William Nathan Rogers — Conservative — 599
    3. David Henry Neale — Liberal Democrat — 172
  • Pool & TehidyPhilip Robin DesmondeConservativeTurnout 30.6%

    1,036 valid votes · 7 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,413

    1. Philip Robin Desmonde — Conservative (elected) — 424
    2. Tom Peter Goldring — Liberal Democrat — 246
    3. Val Kelynack — Labour — 225
    4. Michael Duane Pascoe — UK Independence Party — 141
  • Porthleven and Helston WestAndrew WallisIndependentTurnout 42.0%

    1,425 valid votes · 6 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,407

    1. Andrew Wallis — Independent (elected) — 747
    2. Danny Williams — Conservative — 334
    3. Neil Clark — Independent — 260
    4. Jenny Dearlove — Liberal Democrat — 84
  • PoundstockNicky ChopakLiberal DemocratTurnout 45.9%

    1,663 valid votes · 17 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,657

    1. Nicky Chopak — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 999
    2. Alex Dart — Conservative — 664
  • Probus, Tregony and GrampoundBob EgertonIndependentTurnout 48.7%

    1,592 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,280

    1. Bob Egerton — Independent (elected) — 1,118
    2. Richard Hope Pears — Conservative — 391
    3. Steven Mark Webb — Liberal Democrat — 83
  • Rame PeninsulaGeorge TrubodyIndependentTurnout 55.7%

    2,102 valid votes · 7 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,783

    1. George Trubody — Independent (elected) — 1,431
    2. John Tivnan — Conservative — 469
    3. Marian Oldor Candy — Liberal Democrat — 202
  • Redruth CentralBarbara Ruth EllenbrookConservativeTurnout 29.8%

    901 valid votes · 9 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,058

    1. Barbara Ruth Ellenbrook — Conservative (elected) — 449
    2. Deborah Lesley Reeve — Labour — 268
    3. Sam Rabey — Independent — 124
    4. Alexandra Joan Leete — Liberal Democrat — 60
  • Redruth NorthRobert Stephen BarnesLabourTurnout 27.2%

    1,290 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 4,768

    1. Robert Stephen Barnes — Labour (elected) — 439
    2. Lisa Dolley — Independent — 435
    3. Ian Thomas Jones — Conservative — 345
    4. Moyra Roseanna Nolan — Liberal Democrat — 71
  • Redruth SouthIan ThomasIndependentTurnout 30.8%

    974 valid votes · 0 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,167

    1. Ian Thomas — Independent (elected) — 345
    2. David Richard Eyles — Conservative — 339
    3. Colin Edward Garrick — Labour — 211
    4. Margaret Mary Elizabeth Thompson — Liberal Democrat — 79
  • RocheJohn WoodIndependentTurnout 41.2%

    1,282 valid votes · 4 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,120

    1. John Wood — Independent (elected) — 601
    2. Brian John Higman — Mebyon Kernow — 369
    3. Andrew Hannan — Conservative — 140
    4. Zachary John Bishop — UK Independence Party — 100
    5. George William Taylor — Liberal Democrat — 72
  • RoselandJulian Ronald Ralph GermanIndependentTurnout 57.4%

    1,631 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 2,852

    1. Julian Ronald Ralph German — Independent (elected) — 876
    2. Tim Whitaker — Conservative — 478
    3. June Anne Bertram — Independent — 216
    4. Charlie Hodgson — Liberal Democrat — 61
  • Saltash EastDerek HolleyIndependentTurnout 38.9%

    1,248 valid votes · 8 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,228

    1. Derek Holley — Independent (elected) — 575
    2. Richard Edward Bickford — Liberal Democrat — 391
    3. Peter Anthony Samuels — Conservative — 282
  • Saltash NorthSheila Mary Margaret Lennox-BoydConservativeTurnout 36.1%

    1,133 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,154

    1. Sheila Mary Margaret Lennox-Boyd — Conservative (elected) — 542
    2. Christopher Anthony Cook — Liberal Democrat — 328
    3. John Brady — Unspecified — 263
  • Saltash SouthHilary FrankLiberal DemocratTurnout 35.1%

    1,096 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,136

    1. Hilary Frank — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 581
    2. Eunice Dulcie Davis — Conservative — 299
    3. Steven David Thorn — Independent — 216
  • Saltash WestSam TamlinLiberal DemocratTurnout 39.7%

    1,325 valid votes · 1 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,338

    1. Sam Tamlin — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 659
    2. Dorothy Beryl Rosekilly — Conservative — 431
    3. Gloria Mary Challen — Unspecified — 235
  • St AgnesPete MitchellLiberal DemocratTurnout 38.1%

    1,417 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,734

    1. Pete Mitchell — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 908
    2. Alan Dovey — Conservative — 406
    3. Damian Joseph Heholt — Labour — 103
  • St Austell BayTom FrenchConservativeTurnout 44.0%

    1,643 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,746

    1. Tom French — Conservative (elected) — 958
    2. Nicky Oxenham — Liberal Democrat — 423
    3. Tm Jones — Independent — 178
    4. Kevin Michael Solly — UK Independence Party — 84
  • St Austell BethelMalcolm BrownLiberal DemocratTurnout 33.7%

    1,230 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,670

    1. Malcolm Brown — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 433
    2. Graham Walker. — Independent — 411
    3. Crystal Pearce — Conservative — 335
    4. Gill Birchall — Trade Union and Socialist Coalition — 51
  • St Austell GoverSandra HeywardIndependentTurnout 34.3%

    1,101 valid votes · 8 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,236

    1. Sandra Heyward — Independent (elected) — 390
    2. Sunny Krishnan — Conservative — 309
    3. Tim Styles — Liberal Democrat — 144
    4. Joey Bishop — Labour — 125
    5. David Edward Mathews — UK Independence Party — 76
    6. Greg John Matthews — Green Party — 57
  • St Austell PoltairJackie BullLiberal DemocratTurnout 37.2%

    1,229 valid votes · 24 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,368

    1. Jackie Bull — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 509
    2. Mike Thompson — Conservative — 322
    3. Andrea Hilary Lanxon — The Labour and Co-operative Party — 268
    4. Glyn Ivor Dewi Stephens — UK Independence Party — 130
  • St BlazeyPauline Dawn GilesConservativeTurnout 32.7%

    1,002 valid votes · 4 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,079

    1. Pauline Dawn Giles — Conservative (elected) — 484
    2. William Roy Charles Taylor — Liberal Democrat — 311
    3. Stuart David Wheeler — Labour — 207
  • St BuryanHelen Margaret HawkinsLiberal DemocratTurnout 50.6%

    1,790 valid votes · 6 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,550

    1. Helen Margaret Hawkins — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 604
    2. Adrian Charles Semmens — Conservative — 555
    3. Bill Maddern — Unspecified — 338
    4. Jane Dunsmuir — Labour — 211
    5. Mary Denise Smith — UK Independence Party — 82
  • St CleerPhilip Martin EddyLiberal DemocratTurnout 44.2%

    1,606 valid votes · 4 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,645

    1. Philip Martin Eddy — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 829
    2. Clive Richard Sargeant — Conservative — 520
    3. Martin Menear — Labour — 140
    4. David Garth Lucas — UK Independence Party — 117
  • St Columb MajorWilliam Paul WillsIndependentTurnout 36.2%

    1,327 valid votes · 8 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,689

    1. William Paul Wills — Independent (elected) — 862
    2. John Stuart Bell — Conservative — 365
    3. Jack Howell Dixon — Liberal Democrat — 100
  • St Dennis and NanpeanFred GreensladeIndependentTurnout 29.3%

    975 valid votes · 1 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,331

    1. Fred Greenslade — Independent (elected) — 363
    2. Nick Edmunds — Unspecified — 271
    3. Julia Anne Clarke — Independent — 199
    4. Barbara Jean Hannan — Conservative — 103
    5. Sandra Margaret Preston — Liberal Democrat — 39
  • St Dominick, Harrowbarrow and Kelly BrayJim FlashmanConservativeTurnout 49.4%

    1,715 valid votes · 3 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,475

    1. Jim Flashman — Conservative (elected) — 690
    2. Matthew David Waterworth — Liberal Democrat — 517
    3. Mark Robert Charles Smith — Mebyon Kernow — 365
    4. Alistair William Tinto — Labour — 143
  • St EnoderDick ColeMebyon KernowTurnout 36.9%

    1,307 valid votes · 1 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,541

    1. Dick Cole — Mebyon Kernow (elected) — 1,090
    2. Rachel Laura Andrews — Conservative — 143
    3. Kate Louise Martin — Liberal Democrat — 74
  • St Germans and LandulphJesse Dylan Isaac FootLiberal DemocratTurnout 49.1%

    1,697 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,463

    1. Jesse Dylan Isaac Foot — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 633
    2. Daniel Richard Pugh — Conservative — 628
    3. Chris Wilton — Independent — 258
    4. Mervyn Richard Ellis — Independent — 178
  • St Issey and St TudyStephen Rushworth.ConservativeTurnout 42.7%

    1,533 valid votes · 6 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,606

    1. Stephen Rushworth. — Conservative (elected) — 883
    2. Julia Elizabeth Fletcher — Liberal Democrat — 650
  • St Ives EastRichard Fraser RobinsonConservativeTurnout 49.7%

    1,358 valid votes · 13 spoilt ballots · electorate 2,758

    1. Richard Fraser Robinson — Conservative (elected) — 565
    2. Tim Andrews — Green Party — 478
    3. Pedyr Garry Prior — Labour — 157
    4. Caroline Alice Cheyne White — Liberal Democrat — 91
    5. William Stuart Guppy — UK Independence Party — 67
  • St Ives WestAndrew Paul MitchellIndependentTurnout 41.2%

    1,298 valid votes · 19 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,199

    1. Andrew Paul Mitchell — Independent (elected) — 446
    2. Kevin John Hughes — Conservative — 236
    3. Colenso Nicholls — Independent — 235
    4. Rex Anthony Henry — Labour — 200
    5. Pauline Mary Attwood — Liberal Democrat — 118
    6. Dan Hall — UK Independence Party — 63
  • St Just In PenwithSue JamesLiberal DemocratTurnout 52.9%

    1,992 valid votes · 15 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,797

    1. Sue James — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 1,184
    2. William Kevin McFadden — Conservative — 579
    3. Louise Elizabeth Paine — Labour — 229
  • St Keverne and MeneageJulian Dennis RandIndependentTurnout 42.9%

    1,709 valid votes · 7 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,996

    1. Julian Dennis Rand — Independent (elected) — 753
    2. Paul Mark Parfitt — Conservative — 727
    3. Wendy Claire Gauntlett — Liberal Democrat — 229
  • St Mawgan and ColanGodfrey John FitterConservativeTurnout 36.4%

    1,186 valid votes · 6 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,279

    1. Godfrey John Fitter — Conservative (elected) — 728
    2. William Harvey John Corbett — Independent — 277
    3. Anne Julie Chappell — Liberal Democrat — 181
  • St MewanCherilyn WilliamsConservativeTurnout 41.3%

    1,256 valid votes · 3 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,050

    1. Cherilyn Williams — Conservative (elected) — 713
    2. Robin Teverson. — Liberal Democrat — 543
  • St Minver and St EndellionCarole Ann MouldConservativeTurnout 50.9%

    1,247 valid votes · 10 spoilt ballots · electorate 2,469

    1. Carole Ann Mould — Conservative (elected) — 692
    2. Andy Penny — Independent — 394
    3. John William Edward Leach — Liberal Democrat — 161
  • St Stephen-In-BrannelMike McLeningConservativeTurnout 30.1%

    1,105 valid votes · 3 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,683

    1. Mike McLening — Conservative (elected) — 484
    2. David William Eric Simpson — Liberal Democrat — 260
    3. Keith William Hugh Wonnacott — Independent — 194
    4. Jerry Jefferies — Mebyon Kernow — 167
  • St Teath and St BrewardDominic FairmanLiberal DemocratTurnout 44.9%

    1,423 valid votes · 4 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,180

    1. Dominic Fairman — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 994
    2. John Lee Phillips — Conservative — 348
    3. David Garrigan — Labour — 81
  • StokeclimslandNeil BurdenIndependentTurnout 44.3%

    1,346 valid votes · 19 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,078

    1. Neil Burden — Independent (elected) — 1,015
    2. Paul Dermot Mannix — Liberal Democrat — 219
    3. Carl Raymond Bradley-Hughes — Labour — 112
  • Threemilestone and GlowethDulcie Patricia TudorLiberal DemocratTurnout 36.9%

    1,254 valid votes · 4 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,408

    1. Dulcie Patricia Tudor — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 502
    2. Steve Horne — Conservative — 381
    3. Tim Deeble — Unspecified — 371
  • TintagelGeorge Barry JordanConservativeTurnout 48.2%

    1,520 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,162

    1. George Barry Jordan — Conservative (elected) — 611
    2. John Stuart Lamb — Liberal Democrat — 599
    3. Peter James William Dyer — Independent — 310
  • Torpoint EastGary John DavisConservativeTurnout 40.2%

    1,184 valid votes · 8 spoilt ballots · electorate 2,964

    1. Gary John Davis — Conservative (elected) — 627
    2. Brian Hobbs — Liberal Democrat — 458
    3. Mark Terence Small — UK Independence Party — 99
  • Torpoint WestMichael John CragoConservativeTurnout 37.5%

    1,117 valid votes · 1 spoilt ballots · electorate 2,985

    1. Michael John Crago — Conservative (elected) — 464
    2. Mike Pearn MBE — Unspecified — 289
    3. Paul Richard Goodall — Liberal Democrat — 235
    4. Rob White — UK Independence Party — 129
  • TrelawnyRichard Pugh.ConservativeTurnout 51.7%

    1,922 valid votes · 15 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,746

    1. Richard Pugh. — Conservative (elected) — 967
    2. Jim Candy — Liberal Democrat — 955
  • Truro BoscawenBert BiscoeIndependentTurnout 38.0%

    1,526 valid votes · 7 spoilt ballots · electorate 4,038

    1. Bert Biscoe — Independent (elected) — 444
    2. Jacqui Butler — Conservative — 413
    3. Maurice Vella — Liberal Democrat — 362
    4. Chay Jordan Samuel Morris — Labour — 155
    5. Lindsay Diane Southcombe — Green Party — 152
  • Truro RedannickRob NolanLiberal DemocratTurnout 29.9%

    1,053 valid votes · 10 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,556

    1. Rob Nolan — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 887
    2. Kath Morgan — Labour — 166
  • Truro TregollsLoic RichIndependentTurnout 40.9%

    1,478 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,629

    1. Loic Rich — Independent (elected) — 1,116
    2. Karlene Grace Stokes — Conservative — 253
    3. Scott Bennett — Liberal Democrat — 109
  • Truro TrehaverneDavid Andrew HarrisConservativeTurnout 38.7%

    1,482 valid votes · 5 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,840

    1. David Andrew Harris — Conservative (elected) — 623
    2. Lucy Elizabeth Jones — Liberal Democrat — 464
    3. Stuart Victor Roden — Labour — 319
    4. Martha Green — Green Party — 76
  • Wadebridge EastSteve KnightleyLiberal DemocratTurnout 39.9%

    1,278 valid votes · 2 spoilt ballots · electorate 3,208

    1. Steve Knightley — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 586
    2. Hugh Martin Saunders — Conservative — 501
    3. Adrian Darrell Jones — The Labour and Co-operative Party — 191
  • Wadebridge WestKaren McHughLiberal DemocratTurnout 42.0%

    1,233 valid votes · 2 spoilt ballots · electorate 2,942

    1. Karen McHugh — Liberal Democrat (elected) — 605
    2. Lindsay Ann Richards — Conservative — 452
    3. Amanda Pennington — Green Party — 96
    4. Neil Martin Glover — Labour — 80

Source

All results are sourced from Cornwall Council's official ModernGov democracy portal at democracy.cornwall.gov.uk and parsed into structured form by Cornwall Political Watch. See the methodology page for details.