Local Elections 3rd May 2018
As a result of the local elections held on 3 May, 2018, the political composition of North East Lincolnshire Council is as follows:
| Party |
Number of Seats |
| Labour |
19 |
| Conservative |
18 |
| Liberal Democrats |
4 |
| Independent |
1 |
Election Results -3rd May 2018 (CSV data file)
Candidates whose names are shown in bold type were elected
Election turnout: 29.73%
Croft Baker (turnout: 32.97%)
| Candidate |
Party |
No. of Votes Polled |
| James William Barker |
Green |
143 |
| Clive Colam |
UKIP |
163 |
| Carole Anne Doherty |
Labour |
1184 |
| Oliver Daniel William Freeston |
Conservative |
1340 |
East Marsh (turnout: 24.33%)
| Candidate |
Party |
No. of Votes Polled |
| Stephen Beasant |
Liberal Democrat |
1117 |
| Ronal Raymond Bull |
Independent |
50 |
| James Adam Chaudry |
Conservative |
67 |
| Mark Patrick Gee |
Labour |
331 |
| Catherine Susan Harper |
Green |
15 |
| Phillip Andrew Moulson |
UKIP |
59 |
Freshney (turnout: 27.15%)
| Candidate |
Party |
No. of Votes Polled |
| Stefan Leon Allan |
Labour |
793 |
| Barry Charles Fisher |
UKIP |
180 |
| Andrew Lingwood |
Green |
83 |
| Val Pow |
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition |
17 |
| Callum Terence Procter |
Conservative |
878 |
Haverstoe (turnout: 38.16%)
| Candidate |
Party |
No. of votes polled |
| Margaret Cracknell |
Conservative |
2211 |
| Jack Stuart Mariner Rodwell |
Labour |
694 |
| Steven Michael Anthony Roper |
Green |
203 |
Heneage (turnout: 25.97%)
| Candidate |
Party |
No. of votes polled |
| Chris Nichols |
Labour |
996 |
| Val O’Flynn |
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition |
46 |
| Mark Smith |
Conservative |
681 |
| John Matthew Stockton |
UKIP |
322 |
Humberston and New Waltham (turnout: 35.72%)
| Candidate |
Party |
No. of Votes Polled |
| Stephen William Harness |
Conservative |
2557 |
| Sean Lawrence Willis |
Labour |
595 |
Immingham (turnout: 30.32%)
| Candidate |
Party |
No. of votes polled |
| David Bolton |
Labour |
1005 (Elected for one year) |
| Charlotte Louise Emmerson |
Green |
227 |
| Marian Jervis |
Labour |
737 |
| Karen Doris Swinburn |
Conservative |
1002 |
| Stewart Swinburn |
Conservative |
1227 (Elected for four years) |
| Willie Weir |
Independent |
654 |
Park (turnout: 33.26%)
| Candidate |
Party |
No. of votes polled |
| Julian Darren Best |
Trade Union and Socialist Coalition |
33 |
| Tony Blake |
UKIP |
146 |
| Christina Ann McGilligan-Fell |
Liberal Democrat |
788 |
| Sheldon James Mill |
Labour |
814 |
| Paul Silvester |
Conservative |
1012 |
| Jacqueline Vessey |
Green |
108 |
Scartho (turnout: 34.79%)
| Candidate |
Party |
No. of votes polled |
| Peter Kenneth Bailey |
Labour |
839 |
| Beckey Jane Brumpton |
UKIP |
175 |
| David Michael De Freitas |
Liberal Democrat |
362 |
| Lia Nici |
Conservative |
1674 |
South Ward (turnout: 21.94%)
| Candidate |
Party |
No. of votes polled |
| Paul David Batson |
Conservative |
409 |
| Jane Elizabeth Bramley |
UKIP |
318 |
| Loyd Layton Emmerson |
Green |
107 |
| Deborah Elsie Florence May Hill |
Independent |
239 |
| Tim Mickleburgh |
Labour |
706 |
Sidney Sussex (turnout: 24.75%)
| Candidate |
Party |
No. of votes polled |
| Tanya Brasted |
UKIP |
205 |
| Andy Dickson |
Green |
87 |
| Steve Holland |
Conservative |
666 |
| Debbie Rodwell |
Labour |
1062 |
Waltham (turnout: 37.84%)
| Candidate |
Party |
No. of votes polled |
| Nick Pettigrew |
Conservative |
1766 |
| Karl Andrew Quibell |
Labour |
354 |
West Marsh (turnout: 20.99%)
| Candidate |
Party |
No. of votes polled |
| Anna-Karina Gregersen |
UKIP |
122 |
| Dave Mitchell |
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition |
21 |
| Gemma Louise Sheridan |
Labour |
510 |
| David George Townend |
Conservative |
165 |
| Keith Watkin |
Independent |
210 |
Wolds (turnout: 31.56%)
| Candidate |
Party |
No. of votes polled |
| David Anthony Hasthorpe |
Conservative |
1401 |
| Ian Stuart Rodwell |
Labour |
465 |
Yarborough (turnout: 23.35%)
| Candidate |
Party |
No. of votes polled |
| Kieran Ian Barlow |
Trade Union and Socialist Coalition |
168 |
| Liudmila Berezina |
UKIP |
207 |
| Matthew Jason Brown |
Labour |
690 |
| James David Cairns |
Conservative |
956 |
