Local election results in full: Who has declared victory in council and mayoral ballots?

The Conservatives have seen their worst set of leads to 40 years after hundreds of thousands of voters forged their ballots on Thursday to decide on their most well-liked selection of councils and mayors.

Of the 107 councils that held elections on Thursday, 106 have declared their full outcomes with the Conservatives shedding greater than 400 councillors, because the celebration misplaced management of 10 councils.

Labour took the mayoral election race by a storm, as Sadiq Khan secured a historic third time period by successful the capital’s majority.

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Listed here are the outcomes thus far in full:

Mayoral elections:

London: Labour- Maintain

Salford: Labour- Maintain

West Yorkshire: Labour- Maintain

Larger Manchester: Labour- Maintain

South Yorkshire: Labour- Maintain

Liverpool Metropolis: Labour- Maintain

Native Elections:

London and the South East

Adur: Labour – Achieve

Basildon: No total management – Conservative loss

Basingstoke and Deane: No total majority – No change

Brentwood: No total management – No change

Broxbourne: Conservative – Maintain

Cambridge: Labour – Maintain

Citadel Level: Individuals’s Impartial Get together – Achieve

Cherwell: No total majority – No change

Colchester: No total majority – No change

Crawley: Labour – Maintain

Eastleigh: Lib Dem – Maintain

Elmbridge: No total majority – No change

Fareham: Conservative – Maintain

Gosport: Lib Dem – Maintain

Harlow: Conservative – Maintain

Hart: No total majority – No change

Hastings: No total management – No change

Ipswich: Labour – Maintain

Maidstone: No total majority – No change

Milton Keynes: Labour – Achieve

Mole Valley: Lib Dems – Maintain

Oxford: No total majority – No change

Peterborough: No total majority – No change

Portsmouth: No total majority – No change

Studying: Labour – Maintain

Reigate & Banstead: No total majority – No change

Rochford: No total majority – No change

Rushmoor: Labour – Achieve

Runnymede: No total majority – No change

Southampton: Labour – Maintain

Southend-on-Sea: No total majority – No change

St Albans: Lib Dem – Maintain

Stevenage: Labour: – Maintain

Tandridge: No total majority – No change

Three Rivers: Lib Dem – Maintain

Thurrock: Labour – Achieve

Tunbridge Wells: Lib Dem – Achieve

Winchester: Lib Dem – Maintain

Watford: Lib Dem – Maintain

Woking: Lib Dem – Maintain

Welwyn Hatfield: No total majority – No change

West Oxfordshire: No total majority – No change

Wokingham: No total majority – No change

South West

Dorset: Lib Dems – Achieve

Exeter: Labour – Maintain

Plymouth: Labour – Maintain

Swindon: Labour – Maintain

Working: Lib Dems – Maintain

East Midlands

East Midlands Mayor: Labour- N/A (first election)

Lincoln: Labour – Maintain

Nuneaton and Bedworth: Labour – Achieve

East of England

Norwich: No total majority – No change

North Hertfordshire District Council: No total management – No change

West Midlands

Bristol: No total majority – No change

Coventry: Labour – Maintain

Cheltenham: Lib Dems – Maintain

Dudley: No total majority – Conservative loss

Gloucester: No total management – Conservative loss

Redditch: Labour – Achieve

Rugby: No total majority – No change

Sandwell: Labour – No change

Solihull: Conservative – Achieve

Tamworth: Labour – Achieve

Walsall: Conservative – Maintain

Wolverhampton: Labour – Maintain

Worcester: No total majority – No change

Yorkshire and the Humber

Barnsley: Labour – Maintain

Bradford: Labour – Maintain

Calderdale: Labour – Maintain

Hull: Lib Dem – Maintain

Kirklees: No total management – Labour loss

Leeds: Labour – Maintain

North East Lincolnshire: No total majority – Conservative loss

Rotherham: Labour – Maintain

Sheffield: No total majority – No change

Wakefield: Labour – Maintain

York & North Yorkshire mayor: Labour – N/A (first election)

North East

Gateshead: Labour – Maintain

Hartlepool: Labour – Achieve

Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Labour – Maintain

North East mayor: Labour – N/A brand new (first election)

South Tyneside: Labour – Maintain

Sunderland: Labour – Maintain

Tees Valley Mayor: Conservative, Ben Houchen – Maintain

Trafford: Labour – Maintain

North West

Blackburn with Darwen: Labour – Maintain

Bolton: No total majority – No change

Bury: Labour – No change

Chorley: Labour – Maintain

Hyndburn: Labour – Achieve

Knowsley: Labour – Maintain

Lancashire Police and Crime Commissioner: Labour – Achieve

Manchester: Labour – Maintain

Oldham: No total majority – Labour loss

Preston: Labour – Maintain

Rochdale: Labour – Maintain

Rossendale: Labour – Maintain

Sefton: Labour – Maintain

Stockport: No total majority – No change

Tameside: Labour – Maintain

West Lancashire: Labour – Maintain

Wigan: Labour – Maintain

Worthing: Labour – Maintain