Last Thursday, 100,240 of you came out to vote in the General election and our two local by-elections.

Administering elections and making sure the democratic process runs smoothly is one of our most important duties, and we’re very proud of our 509 colleagues who staffed polling stations, and our 260 colleagues who worked overnight at the count.

Full details of the results can be found on our elections webpage, but here’s a breakdown of how the borough voted:

General Election

Mitcham and Morden

Siobhain Ann McDonagh (Labour Party) 25,085

Ellie Cox (The Conservative Party Candidate) 6,324

Pippa Maslin (Green Party) 4,635

Ruth Price (Reform UK) 4,135

Jenifer Gould (Liberal Democrats) 3,622

Mehmood Jamshed (Workers Party of Britain) 1,091

Desmond Coke (Christian Peoples Alliance) 363

Wimbledon

Paul Kohler (Liberal Democrats) 24,790

Danielle Margaret Dunfield-Prayero (The Conservative Party Candidate) 12,180

Eleanor Lesley Stringer (Labour Party) 11,733

Ben Cronin (Reform UK) 3,221

Rachel Eileen Brooks (Green Party) 2,442

Aaron Mafi (Workers Party of Britain) 341

Sarah Barber (Independent) 129                               

Amy Lynch (Independent) 80

Michael Gerard Watson (Heritage Party) 69

Local by-elections

Figges Marsh

Franca Ofeimu (Labour Party) 2529

 Sally Pannifex (Green Party) 515

 Suzanne Ellen Grocott (The Conservative Party Candidate) 509

 William Woodward (Liberal Democrats) 272

St Helier

Shuile Narmin Syeda (Labour Party) 1865

Pippa Maslin (Green Party) 872

Gillian Lewis-Lavender (The Conservative Party Candidate) 687

Asif Ashraf (Liberal Democrats) 471

Our newly elected councillors have now signed their declaration of office ahead of their first meeting of Full Council on Wednesday 17 July.