A new Combined County Authority has been created after a £1.14billion devolution deal was agreed for the area.
You can vote for who will be the new Mayor of the East Midlands on Thursday 2 May 2024.
Mayoral Election results
Here are the overall results for the Mayoral Elections for the East Midlands Combined County Authority 2024. This table below shows the overall combined votes from all 17 local council areas and shows who was elected as the new Mayor.
| Candidate | Party | Votes | Result |
| Frank Adlington-Stringer | Green Party | 50,666 | Not Elected |
| Ben Bradley | The Conservative Party Candidate | 129,332 | Not Elected |
| Alan Graves | Reform UK | 49,201 | Not Elected |
| Matt Relf | Independent | 23,359 | Not Elected |
| Helen Louise Tamblyn-Saville | Liberal Democrat | 15,970 | Not Elected |
| Claire Margaret Ward | Labour and Co-operative Party | 181,040 | ELECTED |
| Rejected ballot papers | |||
| Description | Number | ||
| Want of Official Mark | 0 | ||
| Voting for more than one candidate | 466 | ||
| Writing or mark by which the voter could be identified | 37 | ||
| Unmarked or void for uncertainty | 2355 | ||
| Total rejected | 2858 | ||
You will find a breakdown of the count totals by local council on this page.
creating a better future for our region
Creating opportunities and jobs and developing key skills.
Collective infrastructure and the best possible public transport system.
Achieving our national ambition to achieve net zero by 2050.
Create affordable, good quality housing and retrofit existing homes to be more energy efficient.
