2025 Derbyshire County Council election

2025 UK local government election

2025 Derbyshire County Council election

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| <- 2021 | 1 May 2025 | 2029 ->

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All 64 seats to Derbyshire County Council
33 seats needed for a majority
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Leader  |  | Barry Lewis  | Ed Fordham
Party  | Reform UK | Conservative | Liberal Democrats
Last election  | 0  | 45  | 4
Seats before  | 0  | 41  | 4
Seats won  | 42 | 12  | 3

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| Fourth party  | Fifth party  | Sixth party
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Leader  | Joan Dixon  |  | [a]
Party  | Labour | Green | Independent
Last election  | 14  | 1  | 0
Seats before  | 15  | 1  | 3
Seats won  | 3  | 2  | 2

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| Leader before election

Barry Lewis
Conservative

| Leader after election

TBD

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The Derbyshire County Council elections took place alongside the other 2025 local elections. All 64 seats to Derbyshire County Council were contested with new boundaries.[2] The Conservatives had controlled the council since 2017. Reform UK won the election with 42 seats.

## Previous council composition

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After 2021 election | Before 2025 election[3]

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Party  | Seats  | Party  | Seats
| Conservative | 45  |  | Conservative | 41
| Labour | 14  |  | Labour | 15
| Liberal Democrats | 4  |  | Liberal Democrats | 4
| Green | 1  |  | Green | 1
| Independent | 0  |  | Independent | 3

### Changes

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* July 2022: Alan Griffiths (Conservative) dies - by-election held October 2022[4]
* March 2023: Philip Rose (Conservative) and Alex Stevenson (Conservative) join Reform UK[5]
* October 2022: Joel Bryan (Labour) gains by-election from Conservatives[6]
* June 2023: Roger Redfern (Conservative) dies - by-election held August 2023
* August 2023: Alan Haynes (Labour) gains by-election from Conservatives[7]
* May 2024: Nigel Gourlay (Conservative) suspended from party[8]
* January 2025: Philip Rose (Reform UK) and Alex Stevenson (Reform UK) leave party to sit as independents[b][5]
* March 2025: Ruth George (Labour) leaves party to sit as an independent[9]
* April 2025: Nigel Gourlay is the (Conservative) candidate for his division.

## Summary

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2025 Derbyshire County Council election

Party  | Candidates  | Seats  | Gains  | Losses  | Net gain/loss  | Seats %  | Votes %  | Votes  | +/−
| Reform UK | 64  | 42 | 42  | 0  |  42  | 65.6  | 36.8  | 83,629  |
| Conservative | 64  | 12 |  |  |  33  | 18.8  | 21.0  | 47,816  |
| Labour | 64  | 3 |  |  |  11  | 4.7  | 20.2  | 45,855[c] |
| Liberal Democrats | 56  | 3 |  |  |  1  | 4.7  | 8.7  | 19,872  |
| Green | 53  | 2 | 1  | 0  |  1  | 3.1  | 8.7  | 19,697  |
| Independent | 36  | 2 | 2  | 0  |  2  | 3.1  | 4.0  | 8,989  |
| Belper Independent  | 2  | 0 | 0  | 0  |  | 0.0  | 0.4  | 909  |
| Chesterfield Independents  | 6  | 0 | 0  | 0  |  | 0.0  | 0.1  | 329  |
| TUSC | 6  | 0 | 0  | 0  |  | 0.0  | 0.1  | 233  |
| Homeland | 1  | 0 | 0  | 0  |  | 0.0  | <0.1  | 84  |
| National Front | 1  | 0 | 0  | 0  |  | 0.0  | <0.1  | 18  |

## Candidates by ward

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### Amber Valley

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Alfreton & Somercotes[10] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Stuart Bent  | 1,476  | 50.3
| Labour | Elaine Sherman  | 622  | 21.2
| Conservative | Steve Tomlinson  | 437  | 14.9
| Green | Russ Hubber  | 190  | 6.5
| Liberal Democrats | Paul Slater  | 134  | 4.6
| Independent | Michael John Roe  | 40  | 1.4
| Independent | Matt Gent[b] | 37  | 1.3
Majority  | 854  | 29.1
Turnout | 2936  | 28.4
| Reform UK gain from Conservative
Alport & Duffield[11] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Green | Rachael Hatchett  | 1,914  | 44.4
| Conservative | David Taylor  | 1,067  | 24.7
| Reform UK | James Kerry  | 905  | 21.0
| Labour | Mark Spilsbury  | 278  | 6.4
| Liberal Democrats | Barry Holliday  | 118  | 2.7
| Independent | Leo Fox-White  | 19  | 0.4
| Independent | Freddie Theobald[b] | 8  | 0.2
| Independent | Paula Maude  | 3  | 0.1
Majority  | 847  | 19.6
Turnout | 4312  |
| Green win (new seat)
Codnor, Aldercar, Langley Mill & Loscoe[12] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Darran Furness  | 1,524  | 48.9
| Labour | Paul Jones  | 526  | 16.9
| Conservative | Jake Gilbert  | 477  | 15.3
| Independent | Philip Rose[b] | 260  | 8.3
| Green | Angela Mayson  | 185  | 5.9
| Liberal Democrats | Jeremy Miles  | 124  | 4.0
| National Front | Timothy Knowles  | 18  | 0.6
Majority  | 998  | 32.0
Turnout | 3114  |
| Reform UK win (new seat)
Heanor[13] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Peter Mathews  | 1,131  | 36.7
| Independent | Alex Stevenson[b] | 746  | 24.2
| Labour | Jason Lee Edge  | 461  | 15.0
| Conservative | Mayo Cameron Oliver  | 365  | 11.8
| Green | Sue Castillon  | 231  | 7.5
| Liberal Democrats | Jerry Marler  | 149  | 4.8
Majority  | 3083  | 29.9
Turnout | 385  | 12.5
| Reform UK win (new seat)
Horsley[14] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Richard Morgan  | 1,401  | 34.9
| Green | Lian Pizzey  | 1,080  | 26.9
| Conservative | Amanda Louise Paget  | 916  | 22.8
| Labour | John Cowings  | 413  | 10.3
| Liberal Democrats | Adrian Miller  | 136  | 3.4
| Independent | Zita Keats[b] | 67  | 1.7
Majority  | 321  | 8.0
Turnout | 4013  | 38.9
| Reform UK gain from Conservative
North Belper[15] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Labour Co-op | Emma Monkman  | 983  | 23.9
| Reform UK | Martyn Knight  | 946  | 23.0
| Conservative | Michael Greatbatch  | 789  | 19.2
| Belper Independents | Ben Bellamy  | 726  | 17.6
| Green | Jamie Walls  | 576  | 14.0
| Liberal Democrats | Mark Wilson  | 98  | 2.4
Majority  | 37  | 0.9
Turnout | 4118  | 44.0
| Labour Co-op win (new seat)
Ripley East[16] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Tony Wilson  | 1,505  | 44
| Labour Co-op | Tony Holmes  | 802  | 23
| Conservative | Steven Knee  | 597  | 17
| Green | Mark Simmons  | 229  | 7
| Liberal Democrats | Julie Hodgson  | 154  | 5
| Independent | Malc Hibbard[b] | 66  | 2
| Independent | Edwin Taylor  | 66  | 2
Majority  | 703  |
Turnout | 3419  | 32.6
Ripley West and Crich[17] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Mark Chambers  | 1,656  | 35
| Conservative | Paul Moss  | 1,093  | 23
| Labour | Amina Burslem  | 840  | 18
| Liberal Democrats | Kate Smith  | 599  | 13
| Green | Sally Lowick  | 419  | 9
| Independent | Edward Oakenfull[b] | 56  | 1
| Independent | Guy Liggett  | 33  | 1
Majority  | 563  |
Turnout | 4696  | 43.3
South Belper and Holbrook[18] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Green | Gez Kinsella  | 1,805  | 44.8
| Reform UK | Martin Carnell  | 951  | 23.6
| Conservative | Matt Murray  | 515  | 12.8
| Labour Co-op | Mary Dwyer  | 486  | 12.1
| Belper Independents | Rob Marshall  | 183  | 4.5
| Liberal Democrats | Richard Salmon  | 88  | 2.2
Majority  | 854  | 21.2
Turnout | 4028  | 43.3
Swanwick and Riddings[19] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Charlotte Gates  | 1,554  | 43
| Conservative | Charlotte Cupit  | 805  | 22
| Labour Co-op | James Butler  | 739  | 21
| Liberal Democrats | Malvin Trigg  | 297  | 8
| Independent | Alan Abernethy[b] | 115  | 3
| Green | Dave Hatchett  | 87  | 2
Majority  | 749  |
Turnout | 3597  | 36

### Bolsover

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Barlborough and Clowne[20] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Kevin Harper  | 2,008  | 53
| Labour | Dawn Walton  | 743  | 20
| Conservative | David Dixon  | 666  | 17
| Green | Helen Davies  | 181  | 5
| Liberal Democrats | Steven Raison  | 126  | 3
| Independent | Pamela Windley  | 55  | 1
| TUSC | Dean Eggleston  | 31  | 1
Majority  | 1265  |
Turnout | 3810  | 35.4
Bolsover[21] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Carol Wood  | 1,641  | 50
| Labour Co-op | Joan Dixon  | 871  | 27
| Conservative | Will Fletcher  | 372  | 11
| Green | Mike Noble  | 135  | 4
| Liberal Democrats | Dorothy Dobbs  | 108  | 3
| Homeland | Tom Batten  | 84  | 3
| TUSC | Jon Dale  | 62  | 2
Majority  | 770  |
Turnout | 3273  | 32.4
Elmton with Creswell and Whitwell[22] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Roy Hallett  | 1,708  | 52
| Labour Co-op | Mick Yates  | 729  | 22
| Independent | Cris Carr  | 397  | 12
| Conservative | Natalie Hoy  | 257  | 8
| Green | Joanna Collins  | 176  | 5
| TUSC | Elaine Evans  | 27  | 1
Majority  | 979  |
Turnout | 3294  | 32.6
Hardwick[23] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | David Harvey  | 1,925  | 55
| Labour | Clive Moesby  | 772  | 22
| Conservative | Sharon Coleman  | 416  | 12
| Green | Jill Brooks  | 201  | 6
| Independent | Leonard Walker  | 129  | 4
| TUSC | Robert Smith  | 26  | 1
Majority  | 1153  |
Turnout | 3469  | 32.7
Shirebrook and Pleasley[24] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Sarah Reaney  | 1,733  | 58
| Labour | Christine Dale  | 666  | 22
| Conservative | David Taylor  | 239  | 8
| Independent | Helen Oakton  | 117  | 4
| Green | Tony Waite  | 94  | 3
| Liberal Democrats | Peter Shepherd  | 71  | 2
| TUSC | Ronnie Rogers  | 59  | 2
Majority  | 1067  |
Turnout | 2979  | 28.0
South Normanton and Pinxton[25] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Nephi Somerville  | 1,795  | 56
| Conservative | Julian Siddle  | 732  | 23
| Labour | Alex Crainic  | 460  | 14
| Green | Ian Mason  | 192  | 6
| TUSC | Brian Loader  | 28  | 1
Majority  | 1063  |
Turnout | 3207  | 30.3

### Chesterfield

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Brimington[26] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Richard Smith  | 1,240  | 44
| Labour Co-op | Dean Collins  | 810  | 29
| Liberal Democrats | Stephen Hartley  | 273  | 10
| Conservative | Wendy Tinley  | 210  | 8
| Green | Janet Ratcliffe  | 158  | 6
| Independent | Kieron Payne  | 47  | 2
| Independent | Carl Chambers  | 30  | 1
| Independent | Cheryl Jackson  | 29  | 1
Majority  | 430  |
Turnout | 2797  | 30.3
Dunston[27] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Joss Barnes  | 1,296  | 46.7
| Labour Co-op | Jean Innes  | 744  | 26.8
| Liberal Democrats | Katherine Hollingworth  | 237  | 8.5
| Conservative | Ian Jerram  | 224  | 8.1
| Green | David Fox  | 189  | 6.8
| Chesterfield Ind. | Kris Stone  | 88  | 3.2
Majority  | 552  | 19.9
Turnout | 2778  | 29.8
Hasland and Rother[28] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Lewis Whitbread  | 1,285  | 37.2
| Labour | Lisa Blackmore  | 837  | 24.2
| Green | Darren Yates  | 747  | 21.6
| Conservative | Linda Rowley  | 319  | 9.2
| Liberal Democrats | Maggie Kellman  | 206  | 6
| Chesterfield Ind. | Sue Armenante  | 59  | 1.7
Majority  | 448  | 13
Turnout | 3453  | 32.2
Linacre & Loundsley Green[29] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Alex Millward  | 1,141  | 29.0
| Liberal Democrats | Paul Niblock*  | 948  | 24.1
| Labour Co-op | Elizabeth Smith  | 890  | 22.6
| Conservative | Sanjoy Sen  | 633  | 16.1
| Green | Katherine Noble  | 250  | 7.4
| Chesterfield Ind. | David Jones  | 69  | 1.8
Majority  | 193  | 4.9
Turnout | 3931  | 39.9
Spire[30] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Liberal Democrats | Ed Fordham  | 1,248  | 34.9
| Reform UK | Caz Smyth  | 992  | 27.8
| Labour Co-op | Ludwig Ramsey  | 774  | 21.7
| Conservative | Swaroop Surendranathan Pillai  | 269  | 7.5
| Green | Vicky Noble  | 250  | 7
| Chesterfield Ind. | Alan Heathcote  | 41  | 1.1
Majority  | 256  | 7.2
Turnout | 3574  | 36.4
Staveley[31] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Dawn Abbott  | 1,183  | 41
| Labour Co-op | Anne-Frances Hayes  | 760  | 26
| Independent | Paul Mann  | 300  | 10
| Independent | Mick Bagshaw  | 257  | 9
| Conservative | Andy Jervis  | 146  | 5
| Green | Louis Hollingworth  | 124  | 4
| Liberal Democrats | Paul Jacobs  | 103  | 4
Majority  | 423  |
Turnout | 2873  | 28.8
Staveley North and Whittington[32] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Mark Cliff  | 1,324  | 39
| Liberal Democrats | Barry Bingham  | 1,200  | 36
| Labour | Allan Ogle  | 525  | 16
| Green | Simon Swift  | 112  | 3
| Conservative | Carolyn Renwick  | 106  | 3
| Independent | Martin Hibbert  | 65  | 2
| Chesterfield Ind. | Rose Clark  | 21  | 1
Majority  | 124  |
Turnout | 3353  | 32.5

Walton, Brampton and Boythorpe[33] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Liberal Democrats | Tom Snowdon  | 1,276  | 31.5
| Reform UK | Helen Ward  | 1,128  | 27.9
| Labour | Alexandra Fawbert  | 1,025  | 25.3
| Conservative | Jacob Rodgers  | 306  | 7.6
| Green | David Wadsworth  | 263  | 6.5
| Chesterfield Ind. | Adele Downer  | 51  | 1.3
Majority  | 148  | 3.7
Turnout | 4049  | 39.4

### Derbyshire Dales

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Ashbourne South[34] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Conservative | Steve Bull  | 1,644  | 39
| Reform UK | Jeremy Ruse  | 1,327  | 31
| Liberal Democrats | Robin Shirtcliffe  | 516  | 12
| Labour | Alexy King  | 359  | 9
| Green | Georgina Blair  | 234  | 6
| Independent | Gavin Webb  | 136  | 3
Majority  | 317  | 7.5
Turnout | 4216  | 44.4
Bakewell[35] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Conservative | Alasdair Sutton  | 1,494  | 29.8
| Reform UK | Max Bethell  | 1,223  | 24.4
| Labour Co-op | Diane Fletcher  | 1,211  | 24.1
| Green | Neil Buttle  | 619  | 12.3
| Liberal Democrats | Claire Cadogan  | 472  | 9.4
Majority  | 271  | 5.4
Turnout | 5019  | 44.5
Derwent Valley[36] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Conservative | Susan Hobson  | 1,307  | 30.9
| Reform UK | Kate Burnett  | 1,130  | 26.8
| Liberal Democrats | Ian Barfield  | 841  | 19.9
| Labour | Trevor Page  | 519  | 12.3
| Green | Laura Mellstrom  | 426  | 10.1
Majority  | 177  | 4.2
Turnout | 4223  | 45.2
Dovedale and Ashbourne North[37] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Nick Adams  | 1,517  | 35.8
| Conservative | Stuart Lees  | 1,270  | 30
| Liberal Democrats | Peter Dobbs  | 540  | 12.8
| Green | John Hill  | 454  | 10.7
| Labour | Lucy Peacock  | 454  | 10.7
Majority  | 247  | 5.8
Turnout | 4235  | 44.3
Matlock[38] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Liberal Democrats | Sue Burfoot  | 2,007  | 49.4
| Reform UK | Juliette Stevens  | 974  | 24
| Labour | Sarah Halliwell  | 439  | 10.8
| Conservative | Gareth Gee  | 399  | 9.8
| Green | Nicola Peltell  | 244  | 6
Majority  | 1033  | 25.4
Turnout | 4063  | 43.7
Wirksworth[39] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Adrian Hunter  | 1,306  | 29.9
| Labour | Richard Oliver  | 1,244  | 28.4
| Conservative | Dermot Murphy  | 941  | 21.5
| Green | John Green  | 569  | 13
| Liberal Democrats | Jason Knighton  | 314  | 7.2
Majority  | 62  | 1.4
Turnout | 4374  | 45.4

### Erewash

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Breadsall and West Hallam[40] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Conservative | Carol Hart  | 1,437  | 41.4
| Reform UK | Ian McLeod  | 1,064  | 30.6
| Labour | Neil Barnes  | 442  | 12.7
| Liberal Democrats | Robert Mee  | 321  | 9.2
| Green | Kendal Greaves  | 209  | 6
Majority  | 373  | 10.7
Turnout | 3473  |
Breaston[41] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | John Lawson  | 1,512  | 37.4
| Conservative | Garry Hickton  | 1,211  | 30
| Labour | Greg Maskalick  | 619  | 15.3
| Green | Ann Mills  | 427  | 10.6
| Liberal Democrats | Alexander Richards  | 269  | 6.7
Majority  | 301  | 7.5
Turnout | 4038  |
Ilkeston Central[42] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Richard Hatfield  | 1,914  | 55.3
| Labour | Josy Hare  | 607  | 17.5
| Conservative | Robert Flatley  | 555  | 16
| Green | Heather Hierons  | 210  | 6.1
| Liberal Democrats | David Dodson  | 178  | 5.1
Majority  | 1307  | 37.7
Turnout | 3464  |
Ilkeston North[43] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Dan Price  | 1,814  | 55.8
| Labour | Linda Burns  | 569  | 17.5
| Conservative | Michael White  | 469  | 14.4
| Green | Lauren McKie  | 198  | 6.1
| Liberal Democrats | Angela Togni  | 198  | 6.1
Majority  | 1255  | 38.6
Turnout | 3248  |
Ilkeston South and Kirk Hallam[44] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Simon Mabbott  | 1,405  | 56.1
| Labour | James Dawson  | 404  | 16.1
| Conservative | Kevin Miller  | 386  | 15.4
| Green | Deena Draycott  | 199  | 8
| Liberal Democrats | Jennifer Smith  | 109  | 4.4
Majority  | 1001  | 40
Turnout | 2503  |
Long Eaton North[45] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Jack Bradley  | 1,121  | 36
| Labour | George Carr-Williamson  | 767  | 24
| Conservative | Bethan Eddy  | 720  | 23
| Liberal Democrats | Jane Oseman  | 295  | 9
| Green | Graham Tavener  | 228  | 7
Majority  | 354  |
Turnout | 3131  |
Long Eaton South[46] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Jodie Brown  | 1,115  | 37
| Labour Co-op | Joel Bryan  | 771  | 25.6
| Conservative | Lorna Maginnis  | 664  | 22
| Liberal Democrats | Rachel Allen  | 239  | 7.9
| Green | Mell Catori  | 227  | 7.5
Majority  | 344  | 11.4
Turnout | 3016  |
Sandiacre[47] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Conservative | Wayne Major  | 1,298  | 42.8
| Reform UK | Dan Naylor  | 1,059  | 34.9
| Labour | Daisy Forster  | 495  | 16.3
| Liberal Democrats | Kristopher Watts  | 181  | 6
Majority  | 239  | 7.9
Turnout | 3033  |
Sawley[48] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Conservative | Paul Maginnis  | 1,328  | 31.9
| Reform UK | Ian Peatfield  | 1,311  | 31.5
| Labour | Dave Doyle  | 1,031  | 24.7
| Liberal Democrats | James Archer  | 498  | 11.9
Majority  | 17  | 0.4
Turnout | 4168  |

### High Peak

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Buxton North and East[49] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Melandra Smith  | 1,075  | 34.5
| Labour | Rachael Quinn  | 942  | 30.2
| Conservative | Frederick Walton  | 566  | 18.1
| Green | Lisa Adamson  | 349  | 11.2
| Liberal Democrats | Louise Glasscoe  | 187  | 6
Majority  | 133  | 4.3
Turnout | 3119  | 34.7
Buxton South and West[50] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Conservative | Linda Grooby  | 1,311  | 33.8
| Reform UK | Nigel Penn  | 1,118  | 28.9
| Labour | Martin Willey  | 879  | 22.7
| Green | Paul Bohan  | 333  | 8.6
| Liberal Democrats | Jane Simm  | 158  | 4.1
| Independent | Charles Lloyd  | 75  | 1.9
Majority  | 193  | 5
Turnout | 3874  | 43.7

Chapel and Hope Valley[51] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Conservative | Nigel Gourlay  | 1,432  | 29.9
| Reform UK | Michael Eyre  | 1,319  | 27.5
| Labour | Sally De Pee  | 969  | 20.2
| Green | Jason Adshead  | 937  | 19.5
| Liberal Democrats | Thomas Vaughan  | 137  | 2.9
Majority  | 113  | 2.4
Turnout | 4794  | 46.4

Etherow[52] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Reform UK | Jason Isherwood  | 1,069  | 40.2
| Labour Co-op | Lucy Hudson  | 757  | 28.5
| Conservative | Tony Brookes  | 552  | 20.8
| Green | Eileen Reynolds  | 279  | 10.5
Majority  | 312  | 11.7
Turnout | 2657  | 28.7
Glossop North[53] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Conservative | Jean Wharmby  | 1,083  | 32.7
| Labour | Stewart Gardner  | 1,023  | 30.9
| Reform UK | Lee Smith  | 744  | 22.5
| Green | Linda Walker  | 303  | 9.1
| Liberal Democrats | Stephen Worrall  | 159  | 4.8
Majority  | 60  | 1.8
Turnout | 3312  | 41.3

Glossop South[54] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Labour Co-op | Damien Greenhalgh  | 1,211  | 33.1
| Conservative | Adie Hopkinson  | 1,011  | 27.6
| Reform UK | Phil Hesketh  | 928  | 25.3
| Green | Peter Allen  | 380  | 10.4
| Liberal Democrats | Jonathan Parrott  | 131  | 3.6
Majority  | 200  | 5.5
Turnout | 3661  | 40.4

New Mills and Hayfield[55] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Labour Co-op | Anne Clarke  | 1,493  | 39
| Reform UK | Antony Prodromis  | 1,005  | 26.3
| Conservative | Virginia Priestley  | 501  | 13.1
| Liberal Democrats | Charles Jevon  | 485  | 12.7
| Green | Jeremy Wight  | 340  | 8.9
Majority  | 488  | 12.8
Turnout | 3824  | 39.7

Whaley Bridge[56] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Independent | Ruth George | 2,662  | 57
| Conservative | Jacky Sidebottom  | 785  | 16.8
| Reform UK | Luke Norton  | 711  | 15.2
| Liberal Democrats | David Lomax  | 223  | 4.8
| Labour | Jo Taylor  | 168  | 3.6
| Green | Matthew Firth  | 118  | 2.5
Majority  | 1877  | 40.2
Turnout | 4667  | 52.5

### North East Derbyshire

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Clay Cross and Tupton[57] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Reform UK | Stephen Reed  | 1,353  | 36.9
| Labour | John Cooper  | 747  | 20.4
| Conservative | Yvonne Shaw  | 726  | 19.8
| Independent | Ross Shipman  | 647  | 17.6
| Green | Kieran Harley  | 194  | 5.3
Majority  | 606  | 16.5
Turnout | 3667  | 34

Dronfield and Unstone[58] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Conservative | Alex Dale  | 1,641  | 39
| Reform UK | Louis Hutchinson  | 1,023  | 24.3
| Labour | Jonathan Williams  | 756  | 18
| Independent | Michael Dungworth  | 295  | 7
| Liberal Democrats | Simon Temple  | 288  | 6.8
| Green | Naila Dracup  | 204  | 4.8
Majority  | 618  | 14.7
Turnout | 4207  | 38.9
Dronfield Woodhouse and Walton[59] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Conservative | Angelique Foster  | 1,749  | 37.1
| Reform UK | Roger Hall  | 1,479  | 31.4
| Labour | Ross Griffin  | 813  | 17.3
| Green | Gill Mellor  | 316  | 6.7
| Liberal Democrats | Martin Wilcock  | 305  | 6.5
| Independent | Camille Ramshaw  | 51  | 1.1
Majority  | 270  | 5.7
Turnout | 4713  | 46.1
Eckington and Coal Aston[60] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Reform UK | Jamie Hodgson  | 1,429  | 37
| Conservative | Mark Foster  | 1,150  | 30
| Labour | Steve Pickering  | 740  | 19
| Independent | Jackie Foster  | 229  | 6
| Green | David Kesteven  | 220  | 6
| Liberal Democrats | Henry Jebb  | 82  | 2
| Independent | June Hancock  | 21  | 1
Majority  | 279  |
Turnout | 3871  | 38

Killamarsh and Renishaw[61] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Reform UK | David Elsdon  | 1,255  | 46.1
| Conservative | Adrian Platts  | 700  | 25.7
| Labour | Carol Lacey  | 543  | 19.9
| Green | Teddy Adlington-Stringer  | 125  | 4.6
| Liberal Democrats | Roger Shelley  | 78  | 2.9
| Independent | Keith Windley  | 24  | 0.9
Majority  | 555  | 20.4
Turnout | 2725  | 30.5
North Wingfield, Pilsley and Morton[62] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Reform UK | Darren Muizelaar  | 1,436  | 43.2
| Labour | Kevin Gillott  | 1,278  | 38.5
| Conservative | Richard Embrey  | 292  | 8.8
| Green | Rowan Adlington  | 193  | 5.8
| Independent | David Hancock  | 122  | 3.7
Majority  | 148  | 4.5
Turnout | 3321  | 33.3

Shirland and Wingerworth South[63] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Reform UK | Paul Parkin  | 1,422  | 32.9
| Conservative | Barry Lewis  | 1,160  | 26.9
| Green | Frank Adlington-Stringer  | 1,134  | 26.3
| Labour | Bob Cushing  | 461  | 10.7
| Independent | Heather Liggett  | 143  | 3.3
Majority  | 262  | 6.1
Turnout | 4320  | 39

Sutton[64] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Reform UK | Robert Reaney  | 1,668  | 51
| Labour | Catherine Tite  | 743  | 22.7
| Conservative | Dave Sankey  | 497  | 15.2
| Green | John Harris  | 240  | 7.3
| Independent | Anthony Bingham  | 123  | 3.8
Majority  | 925  | 28.3
Turnout | 3271  | 31.5

### South Derbyshire

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Aston[65] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Reform UK | Alan Graves  | 1,030  | 38.5
| Conservative | Daniel Corbin  | 824  | 30.8
| Labour | Ed Green  | 602  | 22.5
| Liberal Democrats | Alex Davenport  | 221  | 8.3
Majority  | 206  | 7.7
Turnout | 2677  | 31.9

Etwall and Findern[66] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Conservative | Martyn Ford  | 1,005  | 34.6
| Reform UK | Tom Handy  | 952  | 32.8
| Labour | Alan Jones  | 542  | 18.7
| Liberal Democrats | Jayne Davies  | 407  | 14
Majority  | 53  | 1.8
Turnout | 2906  | 30.5

Hilton[67] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Reform UK | Sam Redfern  | 1,424  | 41.5
| Liberal Democrats | Grahame Andrew  | 1,071  | 31.2
| Conservative | Andrew Kirke  | 556  | 16.2
| Labour | Joe Coney  | 383  | 11.2
Majority  | 353  | 10.3
Turnout | 3434  | 32.9

Linton[68] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Independent | Amy Wheelton  | 1,519  | 46.5
| Reform UK | Ian Baker  | 1,028  | 31.5
| Labour | Marie Haywood  | 407  | 12.5
| Conservative | Matthew Gotheridge  | 258  | 7.9
| Liberal Democrats | Russell Eagling  | 52  | 1.6
Majority  | 491  | 15
Turnout | 3264  | 37.1

Melbourne and Woodville[69] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Reform UK | Charlotte Hill  | 1,508  | 44.1
| Labour | Andy Dawson  | 899  | 26.3
| Conservative | David Muller  | 671  | 19.6
| Liberal Democrats | John James  | 338  | 9.9
Majority  | 609  | 17.8
Turnout | 3416  | 34.5

Repton and Stenson[70] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Reform UK | Matthew Benfield  | 1,247  | 37.2
| Conservative | Neil Atkin  | 898  | 26.8
| Labour | Lakhvinder Singh  | 767  | 22.9
| Liberal Democrats | Stephen Hardwick  | 444  | 13.2
Majority  | 349  | 10.4
Turnout | 3356  | 32.7

Swadlincote East[71] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Reform UK | Martin Bromley  | 1,394  | 54.3
| Labour | Angela Archer  | 632  | 24.6
| Conservative | Jacque Geddes  | 403  | 15.7
| Liberal Democrats | Jonathan Panes  | 140  | 5.4
Majority  | 762  | 29.7
Turnout | 2569  | 26.9

Swadlincote South[72] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Reform UK | Paul Oxberry  | 1,342  | 48.2
| Labour | Alan Haynes  | 723  | 26
| Conservative | Stuart Swann  | 575  | 20.6
| Liberal Democrats | James Laing  | 146  | 5.2
Majority  | 619  | 22.2
Turnout | 2786  | 29.1

Swadlincote West[73] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Reform UK | Joseph Turrell  | 1,430  | 53.8
| Labour | Richard Haywood  | 690  | 25.9
| Conservative | David Bell  | 391  | 14.7
| Liberal Democrats | Tilo Scheel  | 149  | 5.6
Majority  | 740  | 27.8
Turnout | 2660  | 26.9

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2. ^ a b c d e f g h i Part of the Amber Valley Independents group, which is not registered as a party with the Electoral Commission
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