Local Election Results 2019
Surrey Heath
Whole council up for election on new ward boundaries.
Pirate = Pirate Party of the United Kingdom
Other results for Surrey Heath:
2003
2007
2011
2015
2023
By-elections for Surrey Heath (may be incomplete): 13th December 2007 (Bagshot)
— 4th November 2014 (Old Dean)
— 6th May 2021 (Bagshot)
— 14th October 2021 (Frimley Green)
— 14th April 2022 (Bisley & West End)
— 24th October 2024 (Old Dean)
Results for Surrey county council: 2005
2009
2013
2017
2021
Map of the results —Export spreadsheet
| Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Seats |
| Conservative |
10426 |
44.6% |
18 |
| Liberal Democrat |
5788 |
24.8% |
10 |
| Independent |
2323 |
9.9% |
4 |
| UK Independence Party |
1902 |
8.1% |
0 |
| Labour |
1733 |
7.4% |
1 |
| Green Party |
1019 |
4.4% |
2 |
| Pirate Party of the United Kingdom |
190 |
0.8% |
0 |
| Sam Kay |
LD |
1031 |
48.2% |
| Tim Fitzgerald |
LD |
886 |
|
| Valerie White |
C |
852 |
39.9% |
| Lance Spencer |
LD |
795 |
|
| Katia Malcaus Cooper |
C |
767 |
|
| Colin Manley |
C |
679 |
|
| Stephen West |
UKIP |
255 |
11.9% |
| Adrian Page |
C |
922 |
34.8% |
| David Mansfield |
C |
857 |
|
| Graham Alleway |
Ind |
841 |
31.8% |
| Nic Price |
C |
792 |
|
| Julie Hoad |
LD |
457 |
17.3% |
| Martin Alexander |
LD |
411 |
|
| Huw Evans |
LD |
332 |
|
| Stephen McClelland |
UKIP |
245 |
9.3% |
| Mick Sheehan |
Lab |
182 |
6.9% |
| Sarah Croke |
C |
853 |
73.6% |
| Darryl Ratiram |
C |
820 |
|
| Julian Woodward |
Lab |
306 |
26.4% |
| Jefferson Nwokeoma |
Lab |
294 |
|
| Benjamin Leach |
LD |
1019 |
49.0% |
| Cliff Betton |
LD |
1012 |
|
| Sashi Mylvaganam |
LD |
889 |
|
| Bruce Mansell |
C |
601 |
28.9% |
| Max Nelson |
C |
568 |
|
| Attieh Fard |
C |
519 |
|
| Jonathan Wong |
UKIP |
269 |
12.9% |
| Gavin Crump |
Pirate |
190 |
9.1% |
| Graham Tapper |
LD |
1261 |
49.6% |
| John Skipper |
LD |
1143 |
|
| Kristian Wrenn |
LD |
1075 |
|
| Paul Ilnicki |
C |
926 |
36.4% |
| Ian Cullen |
C |
855 |
|
| Jonathan Lytle |
C |
761 |
|
| Hazel Prowse |
UKIP |
357 |
14.0% |
| Sharon Galliford |
Grn |
1019 |
47.8% |
| Rebecca Jennings-Evans |
C |
833 |
39.1% |
| Peter Barnett |
Grn |
770 |
|
| Andrew Willgoss |
Grn |
762 |
|
| Jarmila Halovsky-Yu |
C |
741 |
|
| John Winterton |
C |
723 |
|
| Peter Appleford |
UKIP |
278 |
13.1% |
| Paul Deach |
C |
971 |
46.2% |
| Helen Whitcroft |
LD |
835 |
39.7% |
| Morgan Rise |
LD |
761 |
|
| Jacques Olmo |
LD |
760 |
|
| Craig Fennell |
C |
616 |
|
| Joanne Potter |
C |
603 |
|
| Damien Heads |
UKIP |
298 |
14.2% |
| Rodney Bates |
Lab |
474 |
51.0% |
| Shaun Garrett |
C |
455 |
49.0% |
| Trefor Hogg |
C |
446 |
|
| Murray Rowlands |
Lab |
386 |
|
| Edward Hawkins |
C |
729 |
53.4% |
| Josephine Hawkins |
C |
690 |
|
| Cindy Ferguson |
LD |
435 |
31.9% |
| Chris Tew |
LD |
325 |
|
| Tony Cable |
UKIP |
200 |
14.7% |
| Colin Dougan |
C |
583 |
59.8% |
| Alan McClafferty |
C |
538 |
|
| Richard Claridge |
Lab |
392 |
40.2% |
| Jill Coles |
Lab |
392 |
|
| Vivienne Chapman |
C |
802 |
68.0% |
| Dan Adams |
C |
745 |
|
| Fiona Karimjee |
LD |
377 |
32.0% |
| Miriam Spencer |
LD |
327 |
|
| Richard Brooks |
C |
534 |
58.9% |
| Robin Perry |
C |
494 |
|
| Richard Coe |
LD |
373 |
41.1% |
| Vijaya Ramdas |
LD |
326 |
|
| Charlotte Morley |
C |
664 |
63.7% |
| David Lewis |
C |
650 |
|
| Alexandra Dalwood |
Lab |
379 |
36.3% |
| Joseph Lord |
Lab |
324 |
|
| Victoria Wheeler |
Ind |
1482 |
67.9% |
| Pat Tedder |
Ind |
1426 |
|
| Emma McGrath |
Ind |
1213 |
|
| Mike Goodman |
C |
701 |
32.1% |
| Alex Green |
C |
574 |
|
| Alexander Hanney |
C |
522 |
|
| Alison Hook |
Ind |
481 |
|
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