Elections 2021 results
England results
143 of 143 countedCounting complete Number of councillors
- Conservative 2,345 councillors, 235 councillors gained
- Labour 1,345 councillors, 327 councillors lost
- Liberal Democrat 588 councillors, 8 councillors gained
- Independents 255 councillors, 39 councillors gained
- Green 151 councillors, 88 councillors gained
- Residents' Association 42 councillors, 5 councillors gained
- Conservative 2,345 councillors, 235 councillors gained
- Labour 1,345 councillors, 327 councillors lost
- Liberal Democrat 588 councillors, 8 councillors gained
- Independents 255 councillors, 39 councillors gained
- Green 151 councillors, 88 councillors gained
- Residents' Association 42 councillors, 5 councillors gained
West Midlands Mayor Election Results
Winner, Andy Street, ConservativeAndy Street re-elected for second term
The 57-year-old won in the second preference count, with a total of 314,669 votes. Read the full story here.
The Mayor of the West Midlands represents around 2.8 million people across seven local council areas - constituent members of the West Midlands Combined Authority - Birmingham, Coventry, Dudley, Sandwell, Solihull, Walsall and Wolverhampton.
Mayor results scoreboard
Counting complete
Final round results
Conservative, Andy Street
- final total votes314,669
- share54.0%
Labour, Liam Byrne
- final total votes267,626
- share46.0%
First round results
Conservative, Andy Street
- 1st preferencetotal votes299,318
- 1st preferenceshare48.7%
- 2nd preferencetotal votes15,351
- 2nd preferenceshare39.4%
Labour, Liam Byrne
- 1st preferencetotal votes244,009
- 1st preferenceshare39.7%
- 2nd preferencetotal votes23,617
- 2nd preferenceshare60.6%
Green, Steve Caudwell
- 1st preferencetotal votes35,559
- 1st preferenceshare5.8%
Liberal Democrat, Jenny Wilkinson
- 1st preferencetotal votes21,836
- 1st preferenceshare3.6%
Reform UK, Pete Durnell
- 1st preferencetotal votes13,568
- 1st preferenceshare2.2%
Turnout
Registered voters1,968,302
Turnout
31.2%Change since 2017+4.9
