Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council election results 2019
There was no overall control of Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council following today's local election count.
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The new political make-up of the Council is: Labour 24; Conservative 14; Thornaby Independent Association 7; Independent 6; Ingleby Barwick Independent Society 3; and Liberal Democrats 2.
The overall turnout was 32.07% - the highest turnout was in the Norton West ward with 47.2% while the Hardwick and Salters Lane ward was the lowest with 21.6%.
Stockton Borough has 56 councillors and 26 wards, with between one and three councillors representing each ward.
The political make-up of the Council before the election was: Labour 30; Conservative 12; Ingleby Barwick Independent Society 5; Thornaby Independent Association 3; Independent 5; and Liberal Democrats 1.
The overall percentage turnout in the 2015 local election was 64.13%.
A full round up of results can be viewed on the Council's website Elections and voting.