2025 Cornwall Council election

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2025 Cornwall Council election
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  2021 1 May 2025 (2025-05-01)2029 

All 87 seats on Cornwall Council
44 seats needed for a majority
Turnout37%
 First partySecond partyThird party
 
LeaderRob ParsonageLeigh FrostN/A
Party Reform UK Liberal Democrats Independent
Leader's seatTorpoint

(won seat)

Bodmin St Petroc'sN/A
Last election0 seats, 0.1%13 seats, 18.5%16 seats, 16.3%
Seats before01320
Seats won282616
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 28Increase2.svg 13Steady2.svg
Popular vote47,84640,25922,564
Percentage29.1%24.4%13.7%
SwingIncrease2.svg29.0Increase2.svg 5.9Decrease2.svg 2.6

 Fourth partyFifth partySixth party
 
LeaderLinda TaylorKate Ewert [a] Dick Cole
Party Conservative Labour Co-op Mebyon Kernow
Leader's seatSt Ives East, Lelant & Carbis Bay (did not contest)Rame Peninsula & St GermansSt Dennis & St Enoder
Last election47 seats, 37.9%5 seats, 11.3%5 seats, 5.3%
Seats before4355
Seats won743
Seat changeDecrease2.svg 40Decrease2.svg 1Decrease2.svg 2
Popular vote25,88115,1006,524
Percentage15.7%9.2%4.0%
SwingDecrease2.svg 22.2Decrease2.svg 2.1Decrease2.svg 1.3

 Seventh party
 
LeaderNo Leader
Party Green
Leader's seatN/A
Last election1 seat, 9.2%
Seats before1
Seats won3
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 2
Popular vote6,408
Percentage3.9%
SwingDecrease2.svg 5.3

Cornwall UK local election 2025 map.svg
Map showing the composition of Cornwall Council following the 2025 election.

Leader before election

Linda Taylor
Conservative
No overall control

Leader after election

Leigh Frost
Liberal Democrat
No overall control

The 2025 Cornwall Council election was held on Thursday 1 May 2025 to elect all 87 councillors to Cornwall Council. It took place on the same day as other council elections across England. [1]

Contents

The council was under no overall control prior to the election, being run by a Conservative minority administration. Following the election, the council remained under no overall control, with Reform UK, which had no elected councillors at the prior ellection, the largest party but without a controlling majority. A Liberal Democrat and independent administration subsequently formed to run the council after the election.

Background

Cornwall Council has been a unitary authority since 2009 and holds elections every four years. [2]

At the previous election in 2021 the Conservatives gained majority control of the council. [3] [4] However, in the years between the elections the Conservatives saw several of their members leave the party, leaving the council under no majority control by the end of July 2024. [5] The Conservatives continued to run the council as a minority administration. The Conservative group leader and leader of the council prior to the election was Linda Taylor; she did not stand for re-election in 2025. [6]

Cornwall Council has sought a devolution agreement from the Westminster Government. In 2022 a Level Three Devolution deal, similar to English combined authorities, was offered. This deal would have required a transition from the Leader/Cabinet model, to a Directly-Elected Mayor/Cabinet system. [7] Following decision not to pursue a level three deal, due in part to opposition to a Directly elected mayor for Cornwall, a level two deal was negotiated and passed in late 2023. [8] This deal agreed to devolved powers and additional funding over Adult Education, Green Energy, and Cornish Cultural activities. [9]

Changes 2021–2025

In January 2023, Paul Willis, independent councillor for the St Columb Major, St Mawgan & St Wenn ward, aligned himself to the Conservative group. [10] [11]

During December 2023, Steve Arthur, elected as a Conservative representing Perranporth, resigned from the Conservative group. [12] He subsequently sat as a "Stand Alone Conservative". [13] [14]

In the last week of July 2024 the Conservatives lost their majority on the council, after John Conway (Launceston South ward) resigned from the party following a disciplinary meeting, [15] and Adrian Harvey (St Newlyn East, Cubert and Goonhavern ward) resigned after citing issues with Conservative leader Linda Taylor’s leadership. [5]

Council composition

After 2021 electionBefore 2025 election2025 election result
PartySeatsPartySeatsPartySeats
Conservative 47 Conservative 43 Conservative 7
Independent 16 Independent 20 Independent 16
Liberal Democrats 13 Liberal Democrats 13 Liberal Democrats 26
Labour 5 Labour 5 Labour 4
Mebyon Kernow 5 Mebyon Kernow 5 Mebyon Kernow 3
Green 1 Green 1 Green 3
Reform UK N/A Reform UK 0 Reform UK 28

    Opinion polls

    Seat projections

    Date(s)
    conducted
    PollsterClientSample
    size
    Area Con LD Lab Grn Ref Others
    1 – 10 Mar 2025Electoral Calculus [16] Daily Telegraph 5,421GB16251211320
    6 May 2021 2021 local elections 471351021

    Summary

    In the election the council continued to be under no overall control, with the Conservative's number of seats collapsing to single digits. [17] Cornwall's elections were also notable for having the ward with the lowest winning vote share in the whole country; Steven Webb, the Liberal Democrats candidate, won the Truro Moresk and Trehaverne seat with only 18.9% of the vote. [18]

    Reform UK had no seats on the council prior to the election. It emerged as the largest party after the election, winning 28 of the 87 seats. However, they were unable to find any potential coalition partners willing to work with them. Instead a minority administration of the Liberal Democrats (the second-largest party, with 26 seats) and the independent councillors formed to run the council instead. [19] The Liberal Democrat group leader was Leigh Frost; he was formally appointed as the new leader of the council at the subsequent annual council meeting on 20 May 2025. [20]

    Total candidates

    2025 Cornwall Council election
    PartyCandidatesSeatsGainsLossesNet gain/lossSeats %Votes %Votes+/−
      Reform UK 8728280Increase2.svg 2832.229.147,846Increase2.svg29.0
      Liberal Democrats 8726141Increase2.svg 1329.924.440,259Increase2.svg5.9
      Independent 481626Decrease2.svg 418.413.722,564Decrease2.svg2.6
      Conservative 847036Decrease2.svg 368.015.725,881Decrease2.svg22.2
      Labour 63412Decrease2.svg 14.69.215,100Decrease2.svg2.1
      Mebyon Kernow 18302Decrease2.svg 23.44.06,524Decrease2.svg1.3
      Green 33320Increase2.svg 23.43.96,408Decrease2.svg5.3
      TUSC 200000.00.057Steady2.svg0.0
      UKIP 100000.00.041Steady2.svg0.0
    Total42387100.0100.0164,680

    Electoral division results

    Sitting councillors seeking re-election are marked with an asterisk (*).

    Altarnun and Stoke Climsland [21] [22]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Adrian Alan Parsons* 1,666 61.5 +10.4
    Reform UK Peter James Swann67624.9N/A
    Conservative Vivian Thomas Chavasse Hall2619.6N/A
    Green Earl Terris1073.9−5.1
    Majority 99036.5+24.9
    Rejected ballots70.3
    Turnout 2,71049
    Registered electors 5,508
    Liberal Democrats hold
    Bodmin St Mary's and St Leonard [23] [24]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Dan Rogerson 770 55.2 +7.7
    Reform UK Lisa Jayne O'Connor36726.3N/A
    Independent Jeremy Peter Cooper20114.4N/A
    Conservative Sylvia Berry564.0−24.4
    Majority 40328.9+10.0
    Rejected ballots50.4
    Turnout 1,39427
    Registered electors 5,236
    Liberal Democrats hold
    Bodmin St Petroc's [25] [26]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Leigh Lansbury Frost* 1,113 65.9 +14.9
    Reform UK Tony Shane Wright46227.3N/A
    Conservative Clare Helen Pooley1156.8−29.5
    Majority 65138.5+23.9
    Rejected ballots40.2
    Turnout 1,69032
    Registered electors 5,248
    Liberal Democrats hold
    Bude [27] [28]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent Peter John La Broy* 579 32.2 −5.1
    Liberal Democrats Kevin Shane Colwill53629.8−7.5
    Reform UK Christopher John Lynch32418.0N/A
    Conservative Calum McGrath29816.6−10.4
    Green Francis George Richens613.4−6.8
    Majority 432.4N/A
    Rejected ballots60.3
    Turnout 1,79838
    Registered electors 4,713
    Independent gain from Liberal Democrats
    Callington and St Dominic [29] [30]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Mebyon Kernow Andrew John Long* 844 42.1 −7.6
    Reform UK Mark Johns69134.5N/A
    Liberal Democrats Billy Dean Doidge22611.3N/A
    Conservative Mark Jonathan Jerman1587.9−32.7
    Labour George Henri Muirhead844.2−5.7
    Majority 1537.6−1.3
    Rejected ballots90.4
    Turnout 2,00336
    Registered electors 5,589
    Mebyon Kernow hold
    Calstock [31] [32]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Angus Crocker 720 29.6 N/A
    Labour Lara Jodie Kramer66127.2−11.9
    Liberal Democrats Andrew Gordon Lynn Brown47819.7−6.2
    Conservative James Anthony Flashman40916.8−11.3
    Green Natasha Anne Ransom1626.7−0.3
    Majority 592.4N/A
    Rejected ballots40.2
    Turnout 2,43044
    Registered electors 5,533
    Reform UK gain from Labour
    Camborne Roskear and Tuckingmill [33] [34]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent James Michael Alexander Ball 477 37.4 N/A
    Reform UK John Tsoupakis41632.7N/A
    Labour Co-op John Digby Cosgrove19915.6−10.9
    Liberal Democrats Florence MacDonald1148.9N/A
    Conservative Shannon James David Stenner685.3−36.6
    Majority 614.8N/A
    Rejected ballots20.2
    Turnout 1,27426
    Registered electors 4,819
    Independent gain from Conservative
    Camborne Trelowarren [35] [36]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent Paul White* 806 49.9 +4.9
    Reform UK Steve Feary43426.9N/A
    Labour Felix Joseph Mortimer1257.7−9.6
    Green Nigel Douglas Miles895.5−0.1
    Conservative Jeannette Marilyn Kellow815.0−18.8
    Liberal Democrats Rachel Garside794.9+2.6
    Majority 37223.0N/A
    Rejected ballots30.2
    Turnout 1,61434
    Registered electors 4,699
    Independent hold
    Camborne West and Treswithian [37] [38]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Karen Knight 685 40.2 N/A
    Mebyon Kernow Zoe Fox39022.9−4.8
    Conservative John Keith Morgan*32519.1−25.1
    Labour Linda Sylvia Moore17110.0−10.2
    Liberal Democrats Wendy Claire Gauntlett1337.8−0.1
    Majority 29517.3N/A
    Rejected ballots30.2
    Turnout 1,70434
    Registered electors 5,048
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    Camelford and Boscastle [39] [40]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Mark Peter Burnett 887 41.7 +9.5
    Reform UK Mike Robins66131.1N/A
    Conservative Barry Jordan*45921.6−28.5
    Green George Hitchman-Smith1205.6N/A
    Majority 22610.6N/A
    Rejected ballots50.2
    Turnout 2,12740
    Registered electors 5,291
    Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
    Constantine, Mabe and Mawnan [41] [42]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Anna Thomason-Kenyon 422 23.5 N/A
    Conservative Chris Painter40922.7−24.8
    Labour Jayne Ninnes29216.2−6.2
    Independent Keith West27315.2N/A
    Liberal Democrats Linda Mary Williams26314.6+0.1
    Mebyon Kernow Mael Garrec1407.8N/A
    Majority 130.7N/A
    Rejected ballots40.2
    Turnout 1,79942
    Registered electors 4,292
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    Crowan, Sithney and Wendron [43] [44]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Mebyon Kernow Loveday Jenkin 986 46.9 −16.0
    Reform UK Margaret Ann Woodward66431.6N/A
    Liberal Democrats Penny Young27913.3N/A
    Conservative Mary Jane Willows1758.3−28.8
    Majority 32215.3−10.6
    Rejected ballots60.3
    Turnout 2,104
    Registered electors 5,577
    Mebyon Kernow hold
    Falmouth Arwenack [45] [46]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Labour Co-op Laurie Thomas Magowan* 654 37.1 −0.2
    Green Jackie Walkden43724.8+13.1
    Reform UK Steve Rubridge29616.8N/A
    Conservative Christopher John Saint23713.5−18.3
    Liberal Democrats Oliver Thomas Miners1387.8−0.7
    Majority 21712.3+6.8
    Rejected ballots60.3
    Turnout 1,762
    Registered electors 4,411
    Labour hold
    Falmouth Boslowick [47] [48]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Labour Co-op Debra Ellen Clegg 529 31.0 −2.6
    Reform UK Myles Riley49428.9N/A
    Conservative Alan James Jewell*39223.0−17.3
    Liberal Democrats Jonathan Francis James Taylor17110.0+2.3
    Mebyon Kernow Samuel Robert Carmichael1227.1N/A
    Majority 352.0N/A
    Rejected ballots110.6
    Turnout 1,708
    Registered electors 4,833
    Labour Co-op gain from Conservative
    Falmouth Penwerris [49] [50]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Labour Co-op Alan Rowe* 523 36.2 −28.3
    Green Catherine Owen35324.5+16.1
    Reform UK Roger Jonathan Ridsdill24817.2N/A
    Liberal Democrats Tom Stubbs1439.9+5.2
    Conservative Gordon Williams1017.0−12.7
    No descriptionTrisha Finney755.2N/A
    Majority 17011.8−32.9
    Rejected ballots60.4
    Turnout 1,443
    Registered electors 4,886
    Labour Co-op hold
    Falmouth Trescobeas and Budock [51] [52]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent David Saunby* 737 38.5 +5.7
    Reform UK Gavin Paul Andrewartha41621.7N/A
    Labour Co-op Jude Robinson35618.6−13.5
    Green Sam Westwood1759.1+3.0
    Conservative Phil Hart1477.7−18.4
    Liberal Democrats John Andrew Ellis854.4+1.6
    Majority 32116.8+16.1
    Rejected ballots40.2
    Turnout 1,916
    Registered electors 5,056
    Independent hold
    Feock and Kea [53] [54]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Conservative Martyn Jon Alvey* 696 34.8 −24.3
    Reform UK Derek Reed59529.7N/A
    Liberal Democrats Susan Lesley Belo46923.4+9.9
    Labour Michele Ann Palmer24212.1+3.1
    Majority 1015.0−35.6
    Rejected ballots90.4
    Turnout 2,002
    Registered electors 4,472
    Conservative hold
    Four Lanes, Beacon and Troon [55] [56]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Bruce Antony Craze 662 44.0 N/A
    Labour Co-op Simon Barnes25116.7−11.2
    Mebyon Kernow Reece Peter Weatherburn19312.8+7.6
    Conservative David Atherfold1429.4−32.7
    Liberal Democrats Jason David Lansbury Frost1318.7N/A
    No descriptionJimmy Geach1248.3N/A
    Majority 41127.3N/A
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 1,503
    Registered electors 5,275
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    Fowey, Tywardreath and Par [57] [58]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Ian Wilson 635 31.7 N/A
    Labour Renay Frances Rickard43521.7+14.5
    Conservative Georgia May Christine Varcoe37418.7−31.1
    Liberal Democrats George William Taylor31415.7+11.3
    Mebyon Kernow Tamsin June Chapman-Gunner1979.8N/A
    TUSC Robert William Rooney482.4+1.7
    Majority 20010.0N/A
    Rejected ballots00.0
    Turnout 2,003
    Registered electors 4,751
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    Gloweth, Malabar and Shortlanesend [59] [60]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Green Karen Margaret La Borde 451 34.7 +26.3
    Reform UK Alan Conway38329.5New
    Liberal Democrats Joe Taylor26820.6+7.1
    Conservative Jonathan Geach1098.4−25.8
    Labour Joel Robert Briant796.1−12.4
    TUSC Trevor Arthur Hall90.7−1.2
    Majority 685.2N/A
    Rejected ballots10.1
    Turnout 1,299
    Registered electors 4,129
    Green gain from Conservative
    Gwinear-Gwithian and Hayle East [61] [62]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Rob Heslington 691 37.5 N/A
    Conservative Lionel Pascoe*47725.9−25.8
    Labour James William Bannister33818.3N/A
    Liberal Democrats Richard Goedegebuur33818.3−11.8
    Majority 21411.6N/A
    Rejected ballots40.2
    Turnout 1,844
    Registered electors 5,061
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    Hayle West [63] [64]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Peter Channon* 645 40.1 N/A
    Labour Steve Hynes38123.7N/A
    Independent Angelo Spencer-Smith22313.9N/A
    Liberal Democrats Geoffrey Williams21013.0N/A
    Conservative Jane Pascoe1519.4−20.6
    Majority 26416.4N/A
    Rejected ballots40.2
    Turnout 1,610
    Registered electors 5,319
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    Helston North [65] [66]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent Mike Thomas* 803 45.8 +11.2
    Reform UK JP Collins50028.5N/A
    Liberal Democrats Michael Bernard Stafford24814.1−9.5
    Conservative Angie Foreman20411.6−17.0
    Majority 30317.3+14.8
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 1,755
    Registered electors 5,225
    Independent hold
    Helston South and Meneage [67] [68]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Nicola Boase 663 38.3 +30.4
    Reform UK Craig Scott47427.4N/A
    Conservative Guy Foreman*31618.3−21.0
    Independent Tristan Rodham Mackie23613.6N/A
    UKIP Jason Saunders412.4N/A
    Majority 18910.9N/A
    Rejected ballots50.3
    Turnout 1,730
    Registered electors 5,487
    Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
    Illogan and Portreath [69] [70]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Cliff Crawford 660 35.6 N/A
    Liberal Democrats David Raymond Ekinsmyth51227.6−7.3
    Conservative Dave Crabtree*49726.8−23.9
    Labour Jonathan Ashley1839.9N/A
    Majority 1488.0N/A
    Rejected ballots90.5
    Turnout 1,852
    Registered electors 5,241
    Reform UK gain from Conservative Swing
    Land's End [71] [72]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent Brian Paul Clemens* 1,185 50.4 +10.2
    Reform UK Marie Christopher44819.1N/A
    Liberal Democrats Marianna Alicia Baxter32013.6−13.3
    Green Ian Edward Flindall31413.4+4.2
    Conservative Jonah Parsley833.5−11.6
    Majority 73731.4+18.2
    Rejected ballots140.6
    Turnout 2,350
    Registered electors 5,413
    Independent hold Swing
    Lanivet, Blisland and Bodmin St Lawrence [73] [74]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Chris Batters 907 44.0 +2.5
    Reform UK Neil Ferris56727.5N/A
    Conservative Jenny Cruse*48223.3−18.5
    Green Len Croney1095.3+1.3
    Majority 34016.5N/A
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 2,065
    Registered electors 5,003
    Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
    Lanner, Stithians and Gwennap [75] [76]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent John Thomas* 610 34.3 −1.0
    Reform UK Nigel William Govier55431.2N/A
    Green John Martin Carley20511.5+7.5
    Conservative Jenny Hamilton1458.2−9.7
    Labour Co-op Sue Winter1347.5N/A
    Liberal Democrats William Peter Roseveare Mumford1297.3−3.6
    Majority 563.2−8.3
    Rejected ballots60.3
    Turnout 1,777
    Registered electors 5,249
    Independent hold
    Launceston North and North Petherwin [77] [78]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent Adam Richard Paynter* 1,011 43.8 −7.9
    Reform UK Paul Henry James Radley65928.6N/A
    Liberal Democrats Davey Green43518.9N/A
    Conservative Raymond Peter Tindle1476.4−31.5
    Labour Dylan Harvey Billson542.3N/A
    Majority 35215.3+1.5
    Rejected ballots110.5
    Turnout 2,306
    Registered electors 5,470
    Independent hold
    Launceston South [79] [80]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Damon Siegfried Dennis 606 39.1 −3.1
    Independent John Charles Conway*54134.9−7.5
    Reform UK Lisa Parry40226.0+23.6
    Majority 654.2N/A
    Rejected ballots100.6
    Turnout 1,549
    Registered electors 5,437
    Liberal Democrats gain from Independent
    Liskeard Central [81] [82]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Kevin Ian Grey 597 36.7 N/A
    Conservative Nick Craker*58536.0−18.4
    Labour Kerry Louise Cassidy25015.4−10.4
    Liberal Democrats Naomi Sarah Taylor1167.1−5.8
    Green Peter David Sawford784.8−2.0
    Majority 120.7N/A
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 1,626
    Registered electors 5,851
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    Liskeard South & Dobwalls [83] [84]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Conservative Jane Pascoe* 939 41.5 −13.4
    Reform UK Andrew Field73532.5N/A
    Labour Simon Daniel Cassidy23910.6−2.1
    Liberal Democrats Bonnie Christopher Soanes1988.7−17.2
    Green Piers John Revell1546.8+0.4
    Majority 2049.0−20.1
    Rejected ballots40.2
    Turnout 2,265
    Registered electors 5,807
    Conservative hold
    Long Rock, Marazion and St Erth [85] [86]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats John Martin* 1,094 44.4 +21.0
    Reform UK Terri Allen71429.0N/A
    Conservative Derek Gordon Thomas 47819.4−17.0
    Green Clare Hilary Dyas1767.1−4.0
    Majority 38015.4N/A
    Rejected ballots00.0
    Turnout 2,462
    Registered electors 5,643
    Liberal Democrats hold
    Looe East and Deviock [87] [88]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent Mark Gibbons 752 38.9 N/A
    Reform UK Adam Bloodworth49325.5N/A
    Independent Jamie Connor Pearn36118.7N/A
    Conservative Richard James Dorling1759.1N/A
    Labour Jacqui Gratton834.3−3.2
    Liberal Democrats Joseph Andrew John Hutty683.5−9.1
    Majority 25913.4N/A
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 1,932
    Registered electors 4,976
    Independent gain from Independent
    Looe West, Pelynt, Lansallos and Lanteglos [89] [90]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Jim Candy* 697 36.9 −24.5
    Reform UK Andy Jackson66835.4N/A
    Conservative Robert John Charles Horskins29015.4−14.9
    Independent Michala Gaye Powell1367.2N/A
    Labour Isobel Jeanie Taylor965.1−3.2
    Majority 291.5−29.6
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 1,887
    Registered electors 4,766
    Liberal Democrats hold
    Lostwithiel and Lanreath [91] [92]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Sarah Preece 1,034 49.8 +7.7
    Reform UK Ollie Williams61629.6N/A
    Conservative Patricia Anne Moore30014.4−26.1
    Labour Scott Foley1286.2−3.1
    Majority 41820.1+18.4
    Rejected ballots50.2
    Turnout 2,078
    Registered electors 4,876
    Liberal Democrats hold
    Ludgvan, Madron, Gulval and Heamoor [93] [94]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Juliet Anna Line 928 36.4 −19.6
    Independent Hugh Eddy82632.4N/A
    Reform UK Giane James Mortimer65125.5N/A
    Conservative Alison Louise Thomas1435.6−27.4
    Majority 1024.0−19.0
    Rejected ballots100.4
    Turnout 2,548
    Registered electors 5,390
    Liberal Democrats hold
    Lynher [95] [96]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Jim Gale 777 36.3 N/A
    Liberal Democrats Adam Mark Sturtridge68732.1−0.1
    Conservative Andrew Martyn Budd42419.8−26.6
    Green Martin Charles Stewart Corney1466.8−4.4
    Labour Annette Louise Lee1044.9−5.2
    Majority 904.2N/A
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 2,138
    Registered electors 4,742
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    Mevagissey and St Austell Bay [97] [98]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Conservative James Michael Mustoe* 1,025 49.9 −17.6
    Reform UK Richard Jenkin40519.7N/A
    Mebyon Kernow Lyndon David Allen30014.6+3.6
    Labour Katie Truman1718.3−0.9
    Liberal Democrats Brian Eric Sheen1547.5+0.9
    Majority 62030.2−26.4
    Rejected ballots10.05
    Turnout 2,055
    Registered electors 4,675
    Conservative hold
    Mousehole, Newlyn and St Buryan [99] [100]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Thalia Simone Marrington* 1,042 51.8 +7.2
    Reform UK Timothy Nigel Bennett48224.0N/A
    Conservative Andrew Watts26413.1−28.7
    Independent Ian Curnow22311.1N/A
    Majority 56027.8+25.0
    Rejected ballots60.3
    Turnout 2,011
    Registered electors 4,853
    Liberal Democrats hold
    Mullion and St Keverne [101] [102]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Rory Gow 1,041 40.1 +27.6
    Reform UK Tracey Margaret Clarke65225.1N/A
    Conservative Anthony Soady*49218.9−20.6
    Mebyon Kernow Dicky Mint41215.9N/A
    Majority 38915.0N/A
    Rejected ballots50.2
    Turnout 2,597
    Registered electors 5,691
    Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
    Mylor, Perranarworthal and Ponsanooth [103] [104]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Ruth Helen Gripper 1,276 48.7 +12.7
    Reform UK Ben Shankland53120.3N/A
    Conservative Peter Williams*42816.3−21.7
    Independent Simon John Symons2238.5N/A
    Labour Lesley Anne Trenchard1636.2+0.0
    Majority 74528.4N/A
    Rejected ballots100.4
    Turnout 2,621
    Registered electors 5,377
    Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
    Newquay Central and Pentire [105] [106]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Joanna Kenny 515 34.7 +14.3
    Reform UK Stephen Michael Beal47532.0+30.4
    Labour Co-op Jessie Joe Jacobs37725.4N/A
    Conservative Graham Berry1187.9−36.5
    Majority 402.7N/A
    Rejected ballots80.5
    Turnout 1,485
    Registered electors 5,007
    Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
    Newquay Porth and Tretherras [107] [108]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Kevin Towill* 704 37.9 +34.3
    Liberal Democrats Sandy Carter48726.2+1.6
    Conservative Olly Monk*38620.8−36.8
    Labour Valerie Linda Martin28215.2+1.0
    Majority 21711.7N/A
    Rejected ballots100.5
    Turnout 1,859
    Registered electors 5,634
    Reform UK gain from Conservative

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    Newquay Trenance [109] [110]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Green Drew Creek 498 31.8 New
    Reform UK David Ellis49131.4New
    Liberal Democrats Geoff Brown33421.3−4.7
    Conservative Nick Morris1318.4−46.9
    Labour Gemma Lauren Faith Brinkley1117.1−11.6
    Majority 70.4N/A
    Rejected ballots00.0
    Turnout 1,56529.5+0.2
    Registered electors 5,295
    Green gain from Conservative
    Padstow [111] [112]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats James O'Keefe 1,002 55.7 +47.0
    Reform UK Richard Harrison56331.3N/A
    Conservative Oscar Gregory Max Livesey-Lodwick23313.0−30.9
    Majority 43924.4N/A
    Rejected ballots60.3
    Turnout 1,798
    Registered electors 5,298
    Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
    Penryn [113] [114]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Green Dean Vincent Evans 603 35.7 +2.3
    Reform UK John Bell43225.6N/A
    Labour Co-op Sinead Laura Hanks42024.9N/A
    Conservative Jemima Adkins1257.4−7.2
    Liberal Democrats Jacquie Gammon1106.5N/A
    Majority 17110.1N/A
    Rejected ballots100.6
    Turnout 1,69030.2
    Registered electors 5,435
    Green hold Swing +2.3
    Penwithick and Boscoppa [115] [116]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Jamie Hanlon 548 34.3 N/A
    Mebyon Kernow Matthew John Luke*47729.8−24.8
    Conservative Anne Rachel Double31719.8−25.8
    Liberal Democrats Keith James Butler1469.1N/A
    Labour James Stephen Chesson1106.9N/A
    Majority 714.4N/A
    Rejected ballots30.2
    Turnout 1,598
    Registered electors 5,171
    Reform UK gain from Mebyon Kernow
    Penzance East [117] [118]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent Tim Dwelly* 727 42.9 +1.4
    Liberal Democrats Simon John Reed44626.3+17.9
    Reform UK Adrian Cocks33419.7N/A
    Labour Joan Beveridge885.2−20.2
    Mebyon Kernow Duncan McKinnon Paul513.0N/A
    Conservative Jonathan Steer472.8−10.9
    Majority 28116.6+0.4
    Rejected ballots100.6
    Turnout 1,693
    Registered electors 4,986
    Independent hold
    Penzance Promenade [119] [120]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent Jim McKenna* 906 44.7 −2.1
    Reform UK Paul William Nicholson38619.1N/A
    Liberal Democrats Nina Martin31815.7+6.2
    Labour Cornelius Michael John Olivier28414.0−1.2
    Conservative Mike Larsen1316.5−16.8
    Majority 52025.7+2.2
    Rejected ballots30.1
    Turnout 2,025
    Registered electors 4,832
    Independent hold
    Perranporth [121] [122]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Louise Blackman 568 28.9 N/A
    Independent Steven Edward Arthur*47023.9N/A
    Labour Andy Netherwood40020.4+3.0
    Conservative Philip Henwood25613.0−20.6
    Green Jo Poulton1537.8+1.1
    Liberal Democrats Daniel Garside1176.0−7.5
    Majority 985.0N/A
    Rejected ballots50.3
    Turnout 1,964
    Registered electors 5,026
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    Pool and Tehidy [123] [124]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Susanne Desmonde 745 51.5 N/A
    Labour Sophie Johnson25017.3−9.6
    Liberal Democrats Graham Deighton Ford21414.8−3.7
    Conservative Maureen Rainbird16011.1−31.7
    Mebyon Kernow Ian Christopher Vivian-Villacci775.3+0.0
    Majority 49534.2N/A
    Rejected ballots10.1
    Turnout 1,446
    Registered electors 5,145
    Reform UK hold
    Porthleven, Breage and Germoe [125] [126]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Jay Hodgetts 676 28.8 +11.0
    Independent Michael Godfrey Toy62926.8−3.4
    Reform UK Phil Angell56324.0N/A
    Conservative John Victor Keeling*31613.5−21.1
    Mebyon Kernow Michael Alan Tresidder1185.0−4.6
    Labour Brod Ross472.0N/A
    Majority 472.0N/A
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 2,349
    Registered electors 5,558
    Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
    Poundstock [127] [128]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Nicky Chopak* 859 42.7 −2.5
    Reform UK Aaron Thomas Lynch53126.4N/A
    Independent Tom Martin O'Sullivan37718.7N/A
    Conservative Stephen William Sobey1628.0−20.3
    Green Gillian Denise Faiers844.2+3.5
    Majority 32816.3−0.6
    Rejected ballots40.2
    Turnout 2,013
    Registered electors 4,637
    Liberal Democrats hold
    Probus and St Erme [129] [130]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Conservative Karen Brenda Glasson* 743 42.2 −14.3
    Reform UK Jacqueline F Wall57132.4N/A
    Liberal Democrats David Thomas Deadman28216.0N/A
    Labour Cameron Jarmain1669.4N/A
    Majority 1729.8−3.2
    Rejected ballots60.3
    Turnout 1762
    Registered electors 5,257
    Conservative hold
    Rame Peninsula and St Germans [131] [132]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Labour Co-op Kate Ewert* 1,348 47.1 +5.1
    Reform UK Chris Wilton83229.1N/A
    Conservative Bob Davidson40414.1−25.7
    Liberal Democrats Marian Candy1776.2−6.8
    Green Tony Hill983.4−1.8
    Majority 51618.0+15.8
    Rejected ballots90.3
    Turnout 2859
    Registered electors 5,654
    Labour Co-op gain from Labour
    Redruth Central, Carharrack and St Day [133] [134]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Conservative Connor David Donnithorne* 842 44.0 −6.3
    Reform UK Jason Johnston56229.4N/A
    Labour Will Tremayne24412.7−2.5
    Liberal Democrats Kevan John Cook1517.9N/A
    Mebyon Kernow Donte Lavelle Ragan1156.0N/A
    Majority 28014.6−12.4
    Rejected ballots30.2
    Turnout 1914
    Registered electors 4,900
    Conservative hold
    Redruth North [135] [136]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Roger Tarrant 659 48.0 N/A
    Labour Robert Stephen Barnes*31522.9−11.4
    Green Kim Elizabeth Cunningham17212.5+3.6
    Conservative Alan Dovey1279.2−24.6
    Liberal Democrats Philippe Marc Hadley1007.3+2.8
    Majority 34425.1N/A
    Rejected ballots40.3
    Turnout 1373
    Registered electors 4,744
    Reform UK gain from Labour
    Redruth South [137] [138]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Sally Harrison 584 35.3 N/A
    Labour Deb Reeve49830.1+11.8
    Conservative Barbara Ruth Ellenbroek*37422.6−11.7
    Liberal Democrats Caroline Alice Cheyne White19912.0N/A
    Majority 865.2N/A
    Rejected ballots181.1
    Turnout 1655
    Registered electors 4,962
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    Roche and Bugle [139] [140]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Steve Trevelyan 701 40.6 N/A
    Mebyon Kernow Garry Tregidga 48027.8+4.3
    Liberal Democrats Andy Coppin29317.0+7.4
    Conservative Roger Laurence Hook1669.6−18.5
    Labour Lee Anthony Daniel Needham885.1−2.7
    Majority 22112.8N/A
    Rejected ballots50.3
    Turnout 1728
    Registered electors 5,371
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    Saltash Essa [141] [142]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Hilary Anne Frank* 989 49.6 +22.0
    Reform UK Trevor John Woodward58329.3N/A
    Conservative Pete Samuels1909.5−16.5
    Labour Craig John Mills1206.0−0.1
    Independent Richard Edward Bickford1115.6−6.9
    Majority 40620.4+8.8
    Rejected ballots40.2
    Turnout 1,993
    Registered electors 5,221
    Liberal Democrats hold
    Saltash Tamar [143] [144]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Keith Andrew Johnson 596 32.5 N/A
    Liberal Democrats Sarah Louise Martin55030.0+14.7
    Conservative Sheila Mary Margaret Lennox-Boyd*41922.9−15.7
    Labour Jane Margaret Suter22412.2+0.2
    Independent Beverly Rose Gordon432.3N/A
    Majority 462.5N/A
    Rejected ballots50.3
    Turnout 1,832
    Registered electors 5,078
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    Saltash Trematon and Landrake [145] [146]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Paul Anthony Cador 477 25.4 N/A
    Liberal Democrats Steve Miller46824.9+5.6
    Independent James Richard Millidge33617.9N/A
    Conservative Scott Andrew John Slavin31316.7−30.6
    Independent John Brady1176.2+1.8
    Labour Liam Sean Palette995.3+1.6
    Green Charlotte Amanda Reynolds683.6+0.6
    Majority 90.5N/A
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 1,878
    Registered electors 4,612
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    St Agnes [147] [148]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Pete Mitchell* 1,146 61.6 +4.7
    Reform UK Emantas Musneckis34418.5N/A
    Conservative Jinny Clark23112.4−5.5
    Labour Jacob Daniel George Powley1387.4N/A
    Majority 80243.1+4.2
    Rejected ballots80.4
    Turnout 1859
    Liberal Democrats hold
    St Austell Bethel and Holmbush [149] [150]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Conservative Jordan Antony William Rowse* 839 44.1 −18.0
    Reform UK Nathan Huddy70136.9N/A
    Liberal Democrats Sammie Irwin21611.4−5.9
    Labour Jeremy John Preece1467.7−7.9
    Majority 1387.3−37.5
    Rejected ballots50.3
    Turnout 1902
    Conservative hold
    St Austell Central and Gover [151] [152]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Jack Yelland 597 35.6 N/A
    Mebyon Kernow Sandra Elizabeth Heyward48628.9N/A
    Liberal Democrats Mark Stuart Gray27816.6+6.0
    Conservative Oli Kimber17110.2−30.1
    Labour Maggi Hawken1287.6−7.0
    No descriptionSean William Marshall191.1N/A
    Majority 1116.6N/A
    Rejected ballots50.3
    Turnout 1679
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    St Austell Poltair and Mount Charles [153] [154]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Paul Ashton 619 38.1 N/A
    Liberal Democrats Jennifer Anne Lingham31319.2−3.4
    Labour Co-op Andrea Hilary Lanxon31019.1+4.0
    Conservative Richard Williams-Pears*27216.7−23.3
    No descriptionMike Thompson1126.9+0.2
    Majority 30618.8N/A
    Rejected ballots30.2
    Turnout 1626
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    St Blazey [155] [156]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Conservative Pauline Dawn Giles* 627 39.3 −22.1
    Reform UK Clive Renowden57035.8N/A
    Liberal Democrats Jenny Taylor20813.0+4.7
    Labour Tina Taylor18911.9−12.5
    Majority 573.6−33.4
    Rejected ballots10.1
    Turnout 1594
    Conservative hold
    St Cleer and Menheniot [157] [158]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Sean Andrew Smith 819 39.2 N/A
    Liberal Democrats Thomas Frank George Thrussell71834.4+12.3
    Conservative Phil Seeva*41219.7−16.1
    Labour Louis James Sanderson1386.6−10.4
    Majority 1014.8N/A
    Rejected ballots50.2
    Turnout 2087
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    St Columb Major, St Mawgan and St Wenn [159] [160]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Rowland O'Connor 546 32.9 N/A
    Liberal Democrats Mathew Scott Appleton48929.5+19.0
    Independent Paul Wills*41224.8−19.7
    Green Sarah Elizabeth Thomson21312.8N/A
    Majority 573.4N/A
    Rejected ballots30.2
    Turnout 1660
    Reform UK gain from Independent
    St Columb Minor and Colan [161] [162]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Christine Morrison Parsonage 507 35.9 N/A
    Independent John Fitter*41429.3−22.3
    Conservative Mark Anthony Formosa23816.9−31.5
    Labour Nicola Dawn Tettmar1208.5N/A
    Liberal Democrats Pauline Avery1188.4N/A
    Independent Nigel James May151.1N/A
    Majority 936.6N/A
    Rejected ballots30.2
    Turnout 1412
    Reform UK gain from Independent
    St Dennis and St Enoder [163] [164]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Mebyon Kernow Dick Cole* 1,000 58.2 −19.7
    Reform UK Stephen James Pike54231.6N/A
    Conservative Andrew Hannan714.1−14.3
    Liberal Democrats Elizabeth Ann Burroughs543.1−0.7
    Labour Stuart Charles Hinde502.9N/A
    Majority 45826.7−32.8
    Rejected ballots50.3
    Turnout 1717
    Mebyon Kernow hold
    St Goran, Tregony and the Roseland [165] [166]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent Julian German* 1,208 57.8 −2.4
    Reform UK Dylan Collard41719.9N/A
    Conservative Nick Hiscott1637.8−25.5
    Green Ian William Wood1155.5−5.9
    Liberal Democrats Mark Philip John Mitchley1145.5N/A
    Labour Greg Ayres743.5N/A
    Majority 79137.8+15.7
    Rejected ballots30.1
    Turnout 2091
    Independent hold
    St Ives East, Lelant and Carbis Bay [167] [168]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Luke Rogers 901 40.0 +4.9
    Independent Johnnie Wells58125.8N/A
    Reform UK Alison Margaret Groves53623.8N/A
    Conservative Claire Hiscott23710.5−35.8
    Majority 32014.2N/A
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 2255
    Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
    St Ives West and Towednack [169] [170]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent Andrew Paul Mitchell* 773 41.6 −3.8
    Liberal Democrats Paul Kennedy61132.9N/A
    Reform UK Keith Andrews39721.4N/A
    Conservative Chris Paulin754.0−19.6
    Majority 1628.7−13.0
    Rejected ballots100.5
    Turnout 1856
    Independent hold
    St Mewan and Grampound [171] [172]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Julie Cunningham 620 32.4 N/A
    Conservative Steve Double 60031.3−15.3
    Labour Co-op Jake Edward Bonetta38219.9N/A
    Liberal Democrats Steve Humphreys31316.3N/A
    Majority 201.0N/A
    Rejected ballots90.5
    Turnout 1915
    Reform UK gain from Mebyon Kernow Swing
    St Newlyn East, Cubert and Goonhavern [173] [174]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Richard Charles Stuart Barker 647 31.2 N/A
    Liberal Democrats Howard Francis Charles Farmer52825.4N/A
    Independent Adrian Harvey*31815.3N/A
    Conservative Ruth Jury22510.8−35.8
    Green Robert James Cook1657.9−11.5
    Independent Alan Gordon Bowers994.8N/A
    Labour Samuel Pritchard954.6N/A
    Majority 1195.7N/A
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 2077
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    St Stephen-in-Brannel [175] [176]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Elaine Kist 643 36.6 N/A
    Independent Mike McLening*45425.8N/A
    Conservative Josh Eyre35820.4−50.0
    Liberal Democrats David Simpson20711.8−17.8
    Labour Richard Paul Evans975.5N/A
    Majority 18910.7N/A
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 1759
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    St Teath and Tintagel [177] [178]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats David Michael Garrigan 1,130 53.3 +3.9
    Reform UK Kevin Johnson60428.5N/A
    Conservative Karen Jordan27412.9−27.1
    Green Angie Crawford1135.3−5.4
    Majority 52624.8+15.4
    Rejected ballots30.1
    Turnout 2121
    Liberal Democrats hold
    Stratton, Kilkhampton and Morwenstow [179] [180]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Faye Elizabeth Emery 915 45.1 +8.3
    Reform UK Nigel Thomas Shaw63131.1N/A
    Conservative Shorne Leslie Tilbey*37918.7−24.7
    Green John Martyn Walter1025.0−6.2
    Majority 28414.0N/A
    Rejected ballots70.3
    Turnout 2027
    Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
    Threemilestone and Chacewater [181] [182]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent Dulcie Tudor* 543 36.3 −1.5
    Reform UK Paul Whitehouse44029.4N/A
    Liberal Democrats Tony Martin18712.5+9.7
    Conservative Christopher James Blackler Murphy1409.4−21.4
    Green Cy Matthias Marven1006.7−21.9
    Labour Louise Dianne Coley855.7N/A
    Majority 1036.9−0.1
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 1495
    Independent hold
    Torpoint [183] [184]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Reform UK Rob Parsonage 785 42.3 N/A
    Conservative John Tivnan*56930.7−22.3
    Labour Co-op Linda Dunstone33618.1+2.6
    Liberal Democrats Richard Harold Matthews1658.9−17.5
    Majority 21611.6N/A
    Rejected ballots80.4
    Turnout 1855
    Reform UK gain from Conservative
    Truro Boscawen and Redannick [185] [186]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Rob Nolan* 721 41.7 −2.8
    Reform UK Vanda Arthur35220.4N/A
    Green Nigel Christopher Unwin1609.3−3.9
    Conservative Marilyn Liddicoat1508.7−18.0
    Labour Zach Griffiths1377.9−13.3
    Mebyon Kernow Steve Horscroft1367.9N/A
    Independent Chris Green724.2N/A
    Majority 36921.4+9.2
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 1728
    Liberal Democrats hold
    Truro Moresk and Trehaverne [187] [188]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Steven Mark Webb 373 18.9 +10.3
    Reform UK Simon Rodgers34417.4N/A
    Conservative Chris Wells*33517.0−12.8
    Green Lindsay Diane Southcombe27814.1+2.4
    Independent Jonathan Peter Tann26313.3N/A
    Labour Co-op Rebecca Joan Eva22511.4−9.8
    Independent Sam Rabey1557.9N/A
    Majority 291.5N/A
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 1973
    Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
    Truro Tregolls [189] [190]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent Loic Joachim Rich* 1,344 73.6 −0.5
    Reform UK Rheya Baird25013.7N/A
    Liberal Democrats Rod Pascoe653.6N/A
    Green David Sunderhauf583.2−2.3
    Conservative James Woolas563.1−12.0
    Labour Martha Ajan Green543.0−2.3
    Majority 109459.9+1.0
    Rejected ballots10.1
    Turnout 1827
    Independent hold
    Wadebridge East and St Minver [191] [192]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Liberal Democrats Rosie Moore 776 36.2 −3.5
    Reform UK Robyn Harris47222.0+20.1
    Conservative Caroll Ann Mould*44220.6−28.0
    Green Amanda Alice Pennington29113.6−3.2
    Independent Andy Penny1607.5N/A
    Majority 30414.2N/A
    Rejected ballots20.1
    Turnout 2141
    Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative
    Wadebridge West and St Mabyn [193] [194]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent Robin Edward Moorcroft* 1,504 68.2 +10.8
    Reform UK Nicole Russo38617.5N/A
    Liberal Democrats Debbie Lambert31414.2N/A
    Majority 111850.7+19.5
    Rejected ballots40.2
    Turnout 2204
    Independent hold

    Notes

    1. Acting leader, following Jayne Kirkham being elected as an MP

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