After May 7
No overall control. Liberal Democrats largest party
Council size: 52 seats · 52 up on May 7
Council · District council
No overall control. Liberal Democrats largest party after May 7 2026. (Remained no overall control, previously ncc)
What happened on May 7
After May 7
No overall control. Liberal Democrats largest party
Council size: 52 seats · 52 up on May 7
Reform UK
10 of 52 seats
Won 10 on May 7 · had 0 before
Next election
TBC (Local Government Reorganisation)
Two-tier council under English Local Government Reorganisation. Next election date awaiting Statutory Instrument.
Post-May 7 composition
Pre-May-7 composition is the latest OCD snapshot of who held each seat; post is pre minus seats up plus actual winners.
Local Government Reorganisation
Huntingdonshire sits in a two-tier county area under review for Local Government Reorganisation following the English Devolution White Paper (December 2024). The county council and its districts are expected to be replaced by one or more new unitary authorities. Until the Statutory Instrument is laid, the next election date is not in our gift to guess.
We'll flip this page from TBC to a confirmed date the moment the SI publishes.
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Our locked May 7 forecast
This is the seats-on-the-ballot projection we published before polls opened, used here for accuracy comparison only.
All wards
| Ward | Our top pick | Actual winner | Predicted share | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alconbury | Conservative | Conservative | 45.7% | medium |
| Brampton | Reform UK | Lib Dem | 36.6% | high |
| Buckden | Lib Dem | Independent | 41.8% | medium |
| Fenstanton | Lib Dem | Lib Dem | 38.5% | medium |
| Godmanchester & Hemingford Abbots | Lib Dem | Lib Dem | 47.7% | medium |
| Great Paxton | Lib Dem | Lib Dem | 35.9% | medium |
| Great Staughton | Conservative | Conservative | 44.6% | medium |
| Hemingford Grey & Houghton | Reform UK | Conservative | 34.4% | medium |
| Holywell-cum-Needingworth | Conservative | Conservative | 44.8% | medium |
| Huntingdon East | Reform UK | Lib Dem | 35.8% | high |
| Huntingdon North | Reform UK | Reform UK | 46.8% | high |
| Kimbolton | Conservative | Conservative | 51.9% | medium |
| Ramsey | Reform UK | Reform UK | 39.1% | high |
| Sawtry | Conservative | Conservative | 41.2% | medium |
| Somersham | Conservative | Conservative | 45.0% | high |
| St Ives East | Reform UK | Reform UK | 33.5% | high |
| St Ives South | Lib Dem | Labour | 33.5% | high |
| St Ives West | Independent | Independent | 35.1% | high |
| St Neots East | Green Party | Green Party | 53.4% | medium |
| St Neots Eatons | Independent | Lib Dem | 27.3% | medium |
| St Neots Eynesbury | Reform UK | Reform UK | 50.4% | high |
| St Neots Priory Park & Little Paxton | Reform UK | Lib Dem | 45.1% | medium |
| Stilton, Folksworth & Washingley | Conservative | Conservative | 39.3% | medium |
| The Stukeleys | Reform UK | Lib Dem | 62.1% | medium |
| Warboys | Reform UK | Conservative | 34.6% | medium |
| Yaxley | Reform UK | Reform UK | 36.6% | medium |