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Ward Maesteg East — Pen-y-bont ar Ogwr
Maesteg East Ward — Bridgend

Note:— Local by-elections may be missing. If the result for a particular year does not appear on this page, click on the link to see all results for Bridgend council in that year.

This ward was abolished or subjected to boundary changes in 2022.

5th May 2022

4th May 2017 (2 seats) [2 Ind gains from Lab]

Keith Edwards Ind 858 51.8%
Tom Beedle Ind 684
Mal Reeves Lab 544 32.8%
Rose Martin Lab 473
Illtyd ap Dafydd PC 255 15.4%

3rd May 2012 (2 seats)

Keith Edwards Lab 1070 77.3%
Mal Reeves Lab 972
Gareth Ifan PC 234 16.9%
Kyle Duggan PC 197
Delyth Miller Grn 80 5.8%

1st May 2008 (2 seats) [1 Lab gain from Ind]

David Edwards Lab 1025 63.3%
Mal Reeves Lab 974
Bill Evans Ind 594 36.7%

10th June 2004 (2 seats)

Bill Evans Ind 908 47.5%
William May Lab 627 32.8%
Malcolm Reeves Lab 555
Allyn Rees PC 376 19.7%

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