Elecciones del Consejo de North Yorkshire de 2022

2022 North Yorkshire County Council election

Las elecciones municipales de North Yorkshire de 2022 se celebraron el 5 de mayo de 2022, junto con las demás elecciones locales . Estas fueron las últimas elecciones al Consejo del condado de North Yorkshire , y los concejales electos también serían los primeros concejales del Consejo de North Yorkshire (una nueva autoridad unitaria ), que reemplazó al consejo del condado existente en abril de 2023. ^[1]

Las elecciones del Consejo del Condado de North Yorkshire programadas para 2021 no se celebraron debido a la reestructuración del gobierno local en el condado. ^[2]

El Consejo del Condado de North Yorkshire estaba dirigido por una mayoría del Partido Conservador antes de las elecciones.

Composición anterior del consejo

Cambios:

• Julio de 2018: Michael Jordan abandona el Partido Conservador para unirse al Partido de Yorkshire. ^[4]
• Agosto de 2018: David Goode obtiene un escaño para los demócratas liberales de manos de los conservadores en una elección parcial ^[5]
• Julio de 2019: muere John Blackie (independiente); se celebran elecciones parciales en octubre de 2019 ^[6]
• Octubre de 2019: Yvonne Peacock obtiene un escaño para los conservadores en lugar de los independientes en las elecciones parciales ^[7]
• Octubre de 2019: Andrew Jenkinson deja el Partido Conservador para convertirse en independiente ^[8]
• Noviembre de 2019: Andrew Backhouse deja el Partido Conservador para convertirse en independiente ^[9]
• Agosto de 2020: Michael Jordan regresa del Partido de Yorkshire al Partido Conservador.
• Enero de 2021: muere Richard Welch (conservador); se celebran elecciones parciales en mayo de 2021 ^[10]
• Marzo de 2021: muere Geoff Weber (demócratas liberales); se celebran elecciones parciales en mayo de 2021 ^[11]
• Mayo de 2021: Matt Scott gana un escaño para los conservadores de manos de los liberaldemócratas en una elección parcial, ^[12] David Staveley conserva un escaño para los conservadores en una elección parcial ^[13]
• Febrero de 2022: Caroline Goodrick deja el Partido Conservador para convertirse en independiente ^[14]
• Val Arnold deja el Partido Conservador para sentarse como independiente ^[15]
• David Hugill deja el Partido Conservador para sentarse como independiente ^[16]

Resumen de resultados

Candidatos

Las declaraciones de las personas nominadas se publicaron el 6 de abril. ^{[17] [18] [19]}

Área de Craven

Valle del Aire

Bentham y Ingleton

Se muestran los cambios a partir de 2017 con la idéntica división North Craven del Consejo del condado de North Yorkshire.

Glusburn, Cross Hills y Sutton-in-Craven

Cobarde medio

Asentamiento y Penyghent

Skipton Este y Sur

Skipton North y Embsay con Eastby

Skipton Oeste y Oeste Craven

¹ - Solloway y Madeley empataron con 503 votos; Solloway ganó el escaño mediante sorteo.

Área de Hambleton

Aiskew y Leeming

Bedale

Mundo de flexibilización

Gran Ayton

Ladera y Raskelf

Huby y Tollerton

Hutton Rudby y Osmotherley

Morton on Swale y Appleton Wiske

Northallerton Norte y Brompton

Northallerton Sur

Romanby

Sowerby y Topcliffe

Stokesley

Thirsk

Área de Harrogate

Garganta de Bilton y Nidd

Granja Bilton y parque nuevo

Boroughbridge y Claro

Valle y Ducado de Coppice

Fairfax y Starbeck

Harlow y St. Georges

Alto Harrogate y Kingsley

Killinghall, Hampsthwaite y Saltergate

Knaresborough Este

Knaresborough Oeste

Masham y fuentes

Avena y pantano

Quemadura de Ouse

Puente Pateley y Nidderdale

Catedral de Ripon y Moorside

Banco y balneario Ripon Ure

Spofforth con Lower Wharfedale y Tockwith

Stray, Woodlands y Hookstone

Jardines del valle y el centro de Harrogate

Washburn y Birstwith

Wathvale y Bishop Monkton

Área de Richmondshire

Pueblo de Catterick y Brompton-on-Swale

Hipswell y Colburn

Leyburn y Middleham

Norte de Richmondshire

Richmond

Scotton y el Bajo Wensleydale

Valles superiores

Área de Ryedale

Amotherby y Ampleforth

Helmsley y Sinnington

Kirkbymoorside y Dales

Malton

Norton

Pickering

Sheriff Hutton y Derwent

Thornton Dale y Wolds

Área de Scarborough

Castillo

Cayton

Danby y Mulgrave

Valle y páramo de Derwent

Este campo

Valle y costa de Esk

Falsgrave y Stepney

Filey

Hunmanby y Sherburn

Nuevo por

Granja del norte

Scalby y la costa

Cerradora

Armamento y Ramshill

Wharfedale

Callejón sin salida de Whitby

Whitby Oeste

Bosques

Área de Selby

Appleton Roebuck y Church Fenton

Barlby y Riccall

Brayton y Barlow

Camblesforth y Carlton

Se muestran los cambios de las elecciones parciales de 2021 en el distrito idéntico de Camblesforth y Carlton del Consejo del Distrito de Selby .

Cawood y Escrick

Cliffe y el norte de Duffield

Monk Fryston y South Milford

Cruz de Osgold

Selby Este

Selby Oeste

Sherburn en Elmet

Tadcaster

Thorpe Willoughby y Hambleton

Cambios 2022-2027

Masham y fuentes

Este campo

Tony Randerson, who had been elected in 2022 for Labour, was a candidate of the Social Justice Party, but was listed as an independent on the ballot paper due to the party not being registered with the Electoral Commission.^[20] The party was subsequently formally registered in February 2024.^[21][22]

• In June 2023, Mike Jordan, elected as a Conservative in 2022, left the party to contest the 2023 Selby and Ainsty by-election as an independent candidate, causing the council to go under no overall control.^[23] He subsequently joined Reform UK in February 2024.^[24]
• Also in June 2023, Mike Schofield, elected as a Liberal Democrat in 2022, left the party to sit as an independent.^[25]

• Joseph Body was originally nominated by the Labour Party, but withdrew as a candidate prior to the closing of nominations.^[26]

• In February 2024, Pat Marsh, elected as a Liberal Democrat in 2022, was expelled from the Liberal Democrat group due to comments made about the Israel–Hamas war on social media. She then sat as an independent until her resignation from the council later that month.^[27]
• In March 2024, Paul Haslam, elected as a Conservative in 2022, left the party to contest the 2024 York and North Yorkshire mayoral election as an independent candidate.^[28]

References

1. Broadbent was the prior Labour group leader on North Yorkshire County Council, but did not continue in the role after the election and was replaced by Steve Shaw-Wright.
2. The Green Party did not hold any prior representation on North Yorkshire County Council. Kevin Foster was chosen as group leader after the election.
3. The Liberal Party sits in a group with the Liberal Democrats, and does not have its own leader.

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