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Kingston upon Thames 2026

Local elections held 7 May 2026.

19 ward races

48 seats

48 elected below the proportional quota

100.0% of seats below quota

How to read this page

Each race below shows the share of valid ballots the marginal elected candidate actually won, and compares it to the proportional quota: the share they'd need to clinch the seat under any proportional voting method (1 seats + 1). For a 1-seat ward the quota is 50%; for 2 seats, 33.3%; for 3 seats, 25%.

Where the actual winning share fell below the quota, we show the signed gap as points below quota (a negative number) — the editorial indictment. Above-quota results clear the bar and pass without comment. The voting method is the subject of every observation here. Named candidates appear as the public election record requires; the cause being audited is the voting method, not the individuals. See the methodology page for derivations.

If votes were counted by party

Across the 19 wards in this cycle, parties received the vote totals below. The proportional column shows what each party would have won if the 48 seats had been shared out in proportion to votes received (how, with caveats). The Δ column is the actual seat count minus the proportional seat count — positive numbers are parties First-Past-the-Post over-represented; negative are parties it under-represented.

Party	Votes	Vote %	Seats won	% of seats	Proportional seats	Proportional %	Δ
Liberal Democrats	66,405	44.9%	44	91.7%	23	47.9%	+21
Conservative Party	22,099	15.0%	2	4.2%	7	14.6%	-5
Green Party	19,493	13.2%	0	0.0%	6	12.5%	-6
Reform UK	17,229	11.7%	0	0.0%	5	10.4%	-5
Kingston Independent Residents Group	12,306	8.3%	2	4.2%	4	8.3%	-2
Labour Party	9,557	6.5%	0	0.0%	3	6.3%	-3
Independent	391	0.3%	0	0.0%	0	0.0%	0
The Official Monster Raving Loony Party	279	0.2%	0	0.0%	0	0.0%	0
Heritage Party	30	0.0%	0	0.0%	0	0.0%	0
Total	147,789	100.0%	48	100.0%	48	100.0%	0

Vote share vs seats won

The top bar is each party's share of votes cast in this council. Below, one square per seat, coloured by the party that won it — first the actual First-Past-the-Post result, then what a proportional method would have produced from the same vote totals. Divergence between the bar and the actual grid is the indictment of the method.

Vote share

Actual seats

Proportional seats

Council composition: what this election replaced

The 2026 cycle was an all-out election — every seat was contested. The two opencouncildata snapshots below show the council immediately after the 2026 election (current) and on the eve of it (2025), so you can see what the result replaced.

Current (2026)

Previous (2025)

Wards in this council

Sorted with the largest gap below the quota first. Click any ward to jump to its full result.

Coombe Hill · 2 seats · won at 16.9% · −16.4 pts below quota
Motspur Park and Old Malden East · 2 seats · won at 19.8% · −13.5 pts below quota
Alexandra · 2 seats · won at 20.0% · −13.4 pts below quota
Coombe Vale · 3 seats · won at 12.5% · −12.5 pts below quota
New Malden Village · 3 seats · won at 12.7% · −12.3 pts below quota
Norbiton · 3 seats · won at 12.9% · −12.1 pts below quota
Kingston Town · 3 seats · won at 13.0% · −12.0 pts below quota
Green Lane and St James · 2 seats · won at 21.8% · −11.6 pts below quota
Berrylands · 2 seats · won at 21.9% · −11.4 pts below quota
Tudor · 2 seats · won at 22.6% · −10.7 pts below quota
Hook and Chessington North · 3 seats · won at 14.9% · −10.1 pts below quota
Kingston Gate · 3 seats · won at 15.0% · −10.0 pts below quota
St Mark's and Seething Wells · 3 seats · won at 15.2% · −9.8 pts below quota
Surbiton Hill · 3 seats · won at 15.2% · −9.8 pts below quota
Chessington South and Malden Rushett · 3 seats · won at 15.6% · −9.4 pts below quota
King George's and Sunray · 2 seats · won at 24.0% · −9.3 pts below quota
Old Malden · 2 seats · won at 24.3% · −9.0 pts below quota
Tolworth · 3 seats · won at 16.2% · −8.8 pts below quota
Canbury Gardens · 2 seats · won at 24.8% · −8.5 pts below quota

Race results

Coombe Hill · 2-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 16.9% Proportional quota 33.3% Below quota −16.4 pts Valid ballots 4,488

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Rowena Bass	Conservative Party	854	19.0%	−14.3 pts	Elected
2	Ian George	Conservative Party	760	16.9%	−16.4 pts	Elected
3	Jamal Chohan	Kingston Independent Residents Group	636	14.2%	—
4	Zebunisa Rao	Kingston Independent Residents Group	494	11.0%	—
5	Zain Ausaf Abbas	Liberal Democrats	407	9.1%	—
6	Tushar Aneja	Liberal Democrats	383	8.5%	—
7	Patrick Lewis Goodacre	Green Party	227	5.1%	—
8	Jeanine Bateman	Reform UK	203	4.5%	—
9	Ezra Tunley	Green Party	183	4.1%	—
10	Shaun Tocher	Reform UK	180	4.0%	—
11	Anthony Michael Murray	Labour Party	92	2.0%	—
12	Sally Richardson	Labour Party	69	1.5%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 4,492 · Invalid 4 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.coombe-hill.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

Motspur Park and Old Malden East · 2-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 19.8% Proportional quota 33.3% Below quota −13.5 pts Valid ballots 5,068

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Callum Sol Morrissey	Liberal Democrats	1,182	23.3%	−10.0 pts	Elected
2	Wimal Wimalathasan	Liberal Democrats	1,005	19.8%	−13.5 pts	Elected
3	Terry Paton	Conservative Party	718	14.2%	—
4	Rob Smith	Conservative Party	656	12.9%	—
5	Diane Ferguson-Smith	Reform UK	443	8.7%	—
6	Riona Mary Seana Woodman	Reform UK	399	7.9%	—
7	Bea Osbourne	Green Party	370	7.3%	—
8	Alastair Breen	Labour Party	151	3.0%	—
9	Sean Paul Casey	Labour Party	144	2.8%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 5,073 · Invalid 5 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.motspur-park-old-malden-east.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

Alexandra · 2-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 20.0% Proportional quota 33.3% Below quota −13.4 pts Valid ballots 4,765

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Ian Manders	Liberal Democrats	1,006	21.1%	−12.2 pts	Elected
2	Amir Ali Khan	Liberal Democrats	951	20.0%	−13.4 pts	Elected
3	Simon Illsley	Conservative Party	451	9.5%	—
4	Arjun Johal	Conservative Party	413	8.7%	—
5	Jill Margaret Anderson	Reform UK	318	6.7%	—
6	Aaron Mafi	Kingston Independent Residents Group	315	6.6%	—
7	Anna Katharine Burlingsby	Green Party	290	6.1%	—
8	Gavin Pushparajan	Kingston Independent Residents Group	286	6.0%	—
9	Caroline Ann Buchan	Reform UK	277	5.8%	—
10	Des Kay	Green Party	238	5.0%	—
11	Marian Margaret Freedman	Labour Party	129	2.7%	—
12	Alexander James Lock	Labour Party	91	1.9%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 4,772 · Invalid 7 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.alexandra.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

Coombe Vale · 3-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 12.5% Proportional quota 25.0% Below quota −12.5 pts Valid ballots 10,997

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Kim Natasha Bailey	Liberal Democrats	1,744	15.9%	−9.1 pts	Elected
2	Brian Maxwell Austen	Liberal Democrats	1,608	14.6%	−10.4 pts	Elected
3	Andrew Sillett	Liberal Democrats	1,378	12.5%	−12.5 pts	Elected
4	Cathy Roberts	Conservative Party	755	6.9%	—
5	Marcel Lee	Conservative Party	738	6.7%	—
6	Chloe Vittoria Bell	Green Party	699	6.4%	—
7	Pallavi Konwar	Conservative Party	670	6.1%	—
8	David James Giles	Kingston Independent Residents Group	561	5.1%	—
9	Phil Doyle	Kingston Independent Residents Group	511	4.6%	—
10	Peter Anthony Whitworth	Green Party	472	4.3%	—
11	Suniya Qureshi	Kingston Independent Residents Group	441	4.0%	—
12	Sandy Piercey	Reform UK	426	3.9%	—
13	Kamala Kugan	Independent	319	2.9%	—
14	Ian Alexander Parker	Labour Party	252	2.3%	—
15	Nick Draper	Labour Party	242	2.2%	—
16	Gareth Brian Thomas	Labour Party	181	1.6%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 11,005 · Invalid 8 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.coombe-vale.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

New Malden Village · 3-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 12.7% Proportional quota 25.0% Below quota −12.3 pts Valid ballots 10,377

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Mark James Durrant	Liberal Democrats	1,524	14.7%	−10.3 pts	Elected
2	Lesley Anne Heap	Liberal Democrats	1,327	12.8%	−12.2 pts	Elected
3	Dongsung Kim	Liberal Democrats	1,320	12.7%	−12.3 pts	Elected
4	Richard Hebborn	Kingston Independent Residents Group	1,043	10.1%	—
5	Deepa Veneik	Kingston Independent Residents Group	899	8.7%	—
6	Raju Pandya	Kingston Independent Residents Group	851	8.2%	—
7	Lucy Howard	Green Party	531	5.1%	—
8	Caroline Bowis	Conservative Party	371	3.6%	—
9	John Crocket Bowis	Conservative Party	336	3.2%	—
10	Jem Kale	Green Party	329	3.2%	—
11	Joel Monroe	Green Party	314	3.0%	—
12	David Michael Bent	Reform UK	306	2.9%	—
13	Valerie McIntyre	Conservative Party	278	2.7%	—
14	Tess Bowyer	Labour Party	261	2.5%	—
15	James David Winn Stileman	Reform UK	254	2.4%	—
16	Michelle Honor Gordon	Labour Party	232	2.2%	—
17	Gary Alan See	Labour Party	201	1.9%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 10,385 · Invalid 8 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.new-malden-village.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

Norbiton · 3-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 12.9% Proportional quota 25.0% Below quota −12.1 pts Valid ballots 8,693

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Emily Davey	Liberal Democrats	1,416	16.3%	−8.7 pts	Elected
2	Olly Wehring	Liberal Democrats	1,297	14.9%	−10.1 pts	Elected
3	Sam Foulder-Hughes	Liberal Democrats	1,124	12.9%	−12.1 pts	Elected
4	Tony Banks	Labour Party	537	6.2%	—
5	Martin Andrew Hall	Green Party	524	6.0%	—
6	Fahima Mahomed	Green Party	497	5.7%	—
7	Dylan Stewart	Green Party	438	5.0%	—
8	Liz Meerabeau	Labour Party	410	4.7%	—
9	Tom Wingfield	Labour Party	391	4.5%	—
10	Christopher Llewellyn Last	Reform UK	359	4.1%	—
11	Andrew Parker	Reform UK	358	4.1%	—
12	Jo Melbourne	Reform UK	352	4.0%	—
13	Kevin John Davis	Conservative Party	275	3.2%	—
14	Soha Sultana	Kingston Independent Residents Group	264	3.0%	—
15	Sandira Beekoo	Conservative Party	229	2.6%	—
16	John Barnabas Rutter	Conservative Party	222	2.6%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 8,702 · Invalid 9 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.norbiton.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

Kingston Town · 3-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 13.0% Proportional quota 25.0% Below quota −12.0 pts Valid ballots 9,047

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Roger Mark Hayes	Liberal Democrats	1,277	14.1%	−10.9 pts	Elected
2	Nicola Inez Nardelli	Liberal Democrats	1,184	13.1%	−11.9 pts	Elected
3	Sabah Hamed	Liberal Democrats	1,175	13.0%	−12.0 pts	Elected
4	James Benjamin Dean	Green Party	592	6.5%	—
5	Peter Haydn Czaja	Green Party	573	6.3%	—
6	Raffaele Litto	Green Party	563	6.2%	—
7	Kezia Elizabeth Coleman	Labour Party	441	4.9%	—
8	Gillian Elizabeth Aston	Conservative Party	405	4.5%	—
9	Terry Bowers	Conservative Party	384	4.2%	—
10	Tony James	Reform UK	375	4.1%	—
11	John Joseph Ennett	Reform UK	374	4.1%	—
12	Marie McGuire	Conservative Party	348	3.8%	—
13	James Stanton	Labour Party	318	3.5%	—
14	Osvaldina Prezilius	Reform UK	313	3.5%	—
15	Keegan Philip Ronnie Hillier	Labour Party	302	3.3%	—
16	Rubina Cassell	Kingston Independent Residents Group	161	1.8%	—
17	Hayley Smithers	Kingston Independent Residents Group	147	1.6%	—
18	Jabeen Shah	Kingston Independent Residents Group	115	1.3%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 9,055 · Invalid 8 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.kingston-town.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

Green Lane and St James · 2-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 21.8% Proportional quota 33.3% Below quota −11.6 pts Valid ballots 4,600

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	James Giles	Kingston Independent Residents Group	1,043	22.7%	−10.7 pts	Elected
2	Yvonne Tracey	Kingston Independent Residents Group	1,001	21.8%	−11.6 pts	Elected
3	Simon Patrick Foylan	Liberal Democrats	863	18.8%	—
4	Rory Hall	Liberal Democrats	772	16.8%	—
5	Lucy Grimstone	Reform UK	175	3.8%	—
6	Pat Dobson	Labour Party	165	3.6%	—
7	Gregory Jarrett	Reform UK	161	3.5%	—
8	Gerry Jones	Labour Party	133	2.9%	—
9	Mike Chattey	Conservative Party	129	2.8%	—
10	Rosemary Anne Salusbury	Conservative Party	86	1.9%	—
11	Dunia Al-Baghdadi	Independent	72	1.6%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 4,610 · Invalid 10 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.green-lane-st-james.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

Berrylands · 2-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 21.9% Proportional quota 33.3% Below quota −11.4 pts Valid ballots 5,489

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Anita Margaret Schaper	Liberal Democrats	1,331	24.2%	−9.1 pts	Elected
2	Rizwana Suhail Malik	Liberal Democrats	1,203	21.9%	−11.4 pts	Elected
3	Steve Kent	Conservative Party	662	12.1%	—
4	Paul Bedforth	Conservative Party	654	11.9%	—
5	Maya Joyce Kay	Green Party	397	7.2%	—
6	Garfield Anthony Bateman	Reform UK	329	6.0%	—
7	Philip Smith	Green Party	317	5.8%	—
8	Anthony Ayoola	Reform UK	289	5.3%	—
9	Heather Estelle Buchanan	Labour Party	159	2.9%	—
10	Lawrence Roy Green	Labour Party	148	2.7%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 5,495 · Invalid 6 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.berrylands.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

Tudor · 2-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 22.6% Proportional quota 33.3% Below quota −10.7 pts Valid ballots 5,616

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Blaise Kemp Murphet	Liberal Democrats	1,355	24.1%	−9.2 pts	Elected
2	Sachin Tulyani	Liberal Democrats	1,270	22.6%	−10.7 pts	Elected
3	Julian Stewart Harvey Bedale	Conservative Party	642	11.4%	—
4	Jamila Bibi-Sarwar	Conservative Party	491	8.7%	—
5	Alison Jane Gomez-Russell	Green Party	433	7.7%	—
6	Lydia Poole	Green Party	386	6.9%	—
7	Bernardo Barreto-Kuhlbrodt	Reform UK	319	5.7%	—
8	Jithwin Lalam Venkata	Reform UK	266	4.7%	—
9	Maureen Wilkins	Kingston Independent Residents Group	137	2.4%	—
10	Syreeta Howard-James	Kingston Independent Residents Group	134	2.4%	—
11	Andrew Michael Middleton	Labour Party	101	1.8%	—
12	Stephen James Pike	Labour Party	82	1.5%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 5,624 · Invalid 8 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.tudor.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

Hook and Chessington North · 3-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 14.9% Proportional quota 25.0% Below quota −10.1 pts Valid ballots 9,818

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Joanne Emma Barker	Liberal Democrats	1,510	15.4%	−9.6 pts	Elected
2	Sue Ansari	Liberal Democrats	1,496	15.2%	−9.8 pts	Elected
3	Lorraine Denishea Helen Dunstone	Liberal Democrats	1,460	14.9%	−10.1 pts	Elected
4	Angus Timothy Cameron	Reform UK	900	9.2%	—
5	Stephen John Cherry	Reform UK	888	9.0%	—
6	David Phillips	Conservative Party	621	6.3%	—
7	Noëlle Carteret	Conservative Party	599	6.1%	—
8	Kye Alan Slawson-Powell	Conservative Party	486	5.0%	—
9	Lucy Elizabeth Hill	Green Party	376	3.8%	—
10	David John Webb	Green Party	326	3.3%	—
11	Parsa Bahadori	Green Party	317	3.2%	—
12	Liam Hebborn	Kingston Independent Residents Group	268	2.7%	—
13	David Kenneth John Cooper	Labour Party	159	1.6%	—
14	Christine Wynne Thompson	Labour Party	148	1.5%	—
15	Rosemary Vase	Labour Party	138	1.4%	—
16	Liam Angus Secrett	The Official Monster Raving Loony Party	126	1.3%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 9,825 · Invalid 7 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.hook-chessington-north.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

Kingston Gate · 3-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 15.0% Proportional quota 25.0% Below quota −10.0 pts Valid ballots 11,087

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Sarah Wait-Sillett	Liberal Democrats	1,807	16.3%	−8.7 pts	Elected
2	Stephen Nicholas Evans	Liberal Democrats	1,797	16.2%	−8.8 pts	Elected
3	Mark Peter Manners	Liberal Democrats	1,668	15.0%	−10.0 pts	Elected
4	Matt Browne	Green Party	824	7.4%	—
5	Claire Elizabeth Walter	Green Party	718	6.5%	—
6	Paul Wright	Green Party	544	4.9%	—
7	Donald Reginald Porter	Conservative Party	431	3.9%	—
8	Leela Sita Seaton	Conservative Party	402	3.6%	—
9	Rahul Naithani	Conservative Party	392	3.5%	—
10	Robert Edwards	Reform UK	351	3.2%	—
11	Kerry Giles	Kingston Independent Residents Group	321	2.9%	—
12	Alexander Horsfall	Reform UK	316	2.9%	—
13	Graham Charles Matthews	Reform UK	307	2.8%	—
14	Noor Jamal Chohan	Kingston Independent Residents Group	306	2.8%	—
15	Tam Holmes	Labour Party	276	2.5%	—
16	Sonu Ali Sayeed	Kingston Independent Residents Group	250	2.3%	—
17	Nicholas James Oatridge	Labour Party	193	1.7%	—
18	Frank Kitson	Labour Party	184	1.7%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 11,098 · Invalid 11 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.kingston-gate.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

St Mark's and Seething Wells · 3-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 15.2% Proportional quota 25.0% Below quota −9.8 pts Valid ballots 12,456

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Helen Milestone	Liberal Democrats	2,146	17.2%	−7.8 pts	Elected
2	Robert Sadler	Liberal Democrats	1,943	15.6%	−9.4 pts	Elected
3	Yogan Yoganathan	Liberal Democrats	1,892	15.2%	−9.8 pts	Elected
4	Archie Coyne	Green Party	1,103	8.9%	—
5	Ayse Demir	Green Party	1,065	8.6%	—
6	Abbas Aref	Green Party	1,062	8.5%	—
7	Tim Brown	Conservative Party	513	4.1%	—
8	Carole Robinson	Conservative Party	470	3.8%	—
9	Caroline Ford	Reform UK	468	3.8%	—
10	Nick Frei	Reform UK	418	3.4%	—
11	Ian Wilson	Conservative Party	402	3.2%	—
12	Marcus Reno Mohammed	Reform UK	344	2.8%	—
13	Emma Keeley Francis	Labour Party	260	2.1%	—
14	Joseph Al-Khalili	Labour Party	198	1.6%	—
15	Brian John Matthews	Labour Party	172	1.4%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 12,463 · Invalid 7 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.st-marks-seething-wells.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

Surbiton Hill · 3-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 15.2% Proportional quota 25.0% Below quota −9.8 pts Valid ballots 10,647

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Alison Hamilton Holt	Liberal Democrats	1,948	18.3%	−6.7 pts	Elected
2	Tom Reeve	Liberal Democrats	1,833	17.2%	−7.8 pts	Elected
3	Manish Shukla	Liberal Democrats	1,619	15.2%	−9.8 pts	Elected
4	Emma Loffler	Green Party	599	5.6%	—
5	Nannette Herbert	Green Party	578	5.4%	—
6	Conor James McGovern-Paul	Green Party	459	4.3%	—
7	Kristine Marie Boudreau	Conservative Party	458	4.3%	—
8	Jackie Alex	Reform UK	428	4.0%	—
9	Alasdair Bruce Rennie	Conservative Party	426	4.0%	—
10	Noel Edward Alex	Reform UK	418	3.9%	—
11	Colin Suckling	Conservative Party	407	3.8%	—
12	Peter William Harris	Reform UK	399	3.7%	—
13	Glen Colegate	Kingston Independent Residents Group	223	2.1%	—
14	Maxwell Oliver Freedman	Labour Party	204	1.9%	—
15	Rebecca Claire Way	Labour Party	189	1.8%	—
16	Andrea Chambers	Kingston Independent Residents Group	175	1.6%	—
17	Kris Saravanan	Labour Party	171	1.6%	—
18	Easha-tir-Raazi Khawaja	Kingston Independent Residents Group	113	1.1%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 10,653 · Invalid 6 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.surbiton-hill.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

Chessington South and Malden Rushett · 3-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 15.6% Proportional quota 25.0% Below quota −9.4 pts Valid ballots 9,743

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Andreas Kirsch	Liberal Democrats	1,641	16.8%	−8.2 pts	Elected
2	Griseldis Kirsch	Liberal Democrats	1,542	15.8%	−9.2 pts	Elected
3	Sharukh Mirza	Liberal Democrats	1,518	15.6%	−9.4 pts	Elected
4	Simon Bain	Reform UK	1,001	10.3%	—
5	Kevin Eggleton	Reform UK	946	9.7%	—
6	Pawel Marian Lachowski	Reform UK	855	8.8%	—
7	Sue Towner	Conservative Party	590	6.1%	—
8	Irena Boylett	Conservative Party	502	5.2%	—
9	James John Eakin	Conservative Party	496	5.1%	—
10	Laurie South	Labour Party	178	1.8%	—
11	Alfred Pirotta	Labour Party	173	1.8%	—
12	Fe Wood	Labour Party	148	1.5%	—
13	Captain Coiley	The Official Monster Raving Loony Party	79	0.8%	—
14	A Gent Chinners	The Official Monster Raving Loony Party	74	0.8%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 9,754 · Invalid 11 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.chessington-south-malden-rushett.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

King George's and Sunray · 2-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 24.0% Proportional quota 33.3% Below quota −9.3 pts Valid ballots 3,758

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Helen Rachel Grocott	Liberal Democrats	916	24.4%	−9.0 pts	Elected
2	Mark Rahim Beynon	Liberal Democrats	902	24.0%	−9.3 pts	Elected
3	Nausheen Arnold	Conservative Party	492	13.1%	—
4	Gia Borg-Darcy	Conservative Party	418	11.1%	—
5	Pauline Howard	Green Party	240	6.4%	—
6	Kate Worley	Green Party	218	5.8%	—
7	Julian McCarthy	Kingston Independent Residents Group	166	4.4%	—
8	Bob Freedman	Labour Party	150	4.0%	—
9	Andrew David Prosser	Labour Party	146	3.9%	—
10	Danyaal Khwaja	Kingston Independent Residents Group	110	2.9%	—

Electorate 4,471 · Ballots cast 3,795 · Invalid 37 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.king-georges-sunray.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

Old Malden · 2-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 24.3% Proportional quota 33.3% Below quota −9.0 pts Valid ballots 5,046

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Mike Pascal Massimi	Liberal Democrats	1,311	26.0%	−7.4 pts	Elected
2	Elizabeth Park	Liberal Democrats	1,228	24.3%	−9.0 pts	Elected
3	John Baek	Conservative Party	467	9.3%	—
4	Harry George Foskin	Conservative Party	450	8.9%	—
5	Nicholas Richard David Badham	Reform UK	394	7.8%	—
6	Ismail Birant	Reform UK	284	5.6%	—
7	David Charlton	Green Party	249	4.9%	—
8	Harrie Vischjager	Green Party	194	3.8%	—
9	Graeme Hodge	Labour Party	147	2.9%	—
10	Rahul Taran Khandelwal	Labour Party	138	2.7%	—
11	Clair Hebborn	Kingston Independent Residents Group	91	1.8%	—
12	Chris Walton	Kingston Independent Residents Group	63	1.2%	—
13	Michael Gerard Watson	Heritage Party	30	0.6%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 5,049 · Invalid 3 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.old-malden.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

Tolworth · 3-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 16.2% Proportional quota 25.0% Below quota −8.8 pts Valid ballots 10,813

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Jane Lim	Liberal Democrats	1,861	17.2%	−7.8 pts	Elected
2	Thay Thayalan	Liberal Democrats	1,838	17.0%	−8.0 pts	Elected
3	Andrew John Wooldridge	Liberal Democrats	1,754	16.2%	−8.8 pts	Elected
4	Claire Louise Burlingsby	Green Party	563	5.2%	—
5	David John Butcher	Reform UK	509	4.7%	—
6	Luma Al-Azzawi	Green Party	474	4.4%	—
7	Graham Alan Seager	Reform UK	458	4.2%	—
8	Silva Kaludura	Reform UK	444	4.1%	—
9	Owen Oastler	Green Party	442	4.1%	—
10	Jessica Dearlove	Kingston Independent Residents Group	428	4.0%	—
11	Emma Louise Mary Perham	Conservative Party	321	3.0%	—
12	Martin Pike	Conservative Party	287	2.7%	—
13	Mark David Thomas	Kingston Independent Residents Group	269	2.5%	—
14	Grace Victoria Bowers	Labour Party	265	2.5%	—
15	Andrew Willson	Conservative Party	265	2.5%	—
16	Michael Winston Firth	Kingston Independent Residents Group	249	2.3%	—
17	Martin Christopher Ellis	Labour Party	199	1.8%	—
18	Gill Gray	Labour Party	187	1.7%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 10,826 · Invalid 13 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.tolworth.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index

Canbury Gardens · 2-seat (bloc vote)

Marginal winner 24.8% Proportional quota 33.3% Below quota −8.5 pts Valid ballots 5,281

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Below quota	Elected
1	Peter Christopher Higgins	Liberal Democrats	1,362	25.8%	−7.5 pts	Elected
2	Nicolai Due-Gundersen	Liberal Democrats	1,311	24.8%	−8.5 pts	Elected
3	Linda Jane Sawyer	Green Party	455	8.6%	—
4	Anand Rajpurohit	Conservative Party	357	6.8%	—
5	Maria Theresa Blake	Reform UK	321	6.1%	—
6	Mohammad Beheshti	Conservative Party	320	6.1%	—
7	Ian Bryn Worrall	Green Party	314	5.9%	—
8	Anthony Larkin	Reform UK	304	5.8%	—
9	Kelly Jane Galvin	Labour Party	168	3.2%	—
10	Christopher Robert Priest	Labour Party	134	2.5%	—
11	Mihaela McKendrick	Kingston Independent Residents Group	133	2.5%	—
12	Ali Abdulla	Kingston Independent Residents Group	102	1.9%	—

Electorate 0 · Ballots cast 5,286 · Invalid 5 · EC ward code local.kingston-upon-thames.canbury-gardens.2026-05-07 · Back to ward index