Local elections for Rutland County Council are due to take place on Thursday 2 May 2019.
Summary of Election Results
Election Notices
Election notices contain important information such as the date and time of the election, which areas are being contested and where candidates have been elected unopposed.
When is the election?
Local elections for councillors to serve on Rutland County Council are due to take place on Thursday 2nd May 2019.
This is confirmed in the Notice of Election, which also contains details of important dates, such as the deadline for registering to vote.
Where elections are contested, polls will open at 7.00am and close at 10.00pm.
View the Notice of Election
Is there an election in your area?
All registered voters receive a polling card in the run up to the election, confirming your details. However, you will only be required to vote if there is a contested election in your area.
Elections are contested when there are more candidates standing for election than seats available.
Five County Wards are uncontested in this year’s local elections, meaning there will be no County Council votes in these areas. They are:
- Exton
- Greetham
- Normanton
- Oakham North West
- Ryhall and Casterton
Details of who has been elected unopposed in these areas can be found in the Result of Uncontested Elections notice.
Results of Uncontested Elections
All other County Wards in Rutland are contested. The Statement of Persons Nominated confirms who is standing for election in contested County Wards.
View the Statements of Persons Nominated
The Declarations of Result for contested elections can be found below:
Declaration of Result: Langham Ward
Declaration of Result: Ketton Ward
Declaration of Result: Lyddington
Declaration of Result: Whissendine
Declaration of Result: Uppingham
Declaration of Result: Cottesmore
Declaration of Result: Barleythorpe
Declaration of Result: Oakham North East
Declaration of Result: Braunston & Martinsthorpe
Declaration of Result: Oakham South
We also publish a notice which contains full details of Election Agents who are working on behalf of candidates:
Notice of Appointment of Election Agents
Where to vote
If there is a contested County Council election where you live, you can check where you’re local Polling Station is located on the Notice of Poll and Situation of Polling Stations.
This information is also shown on you Polling Card.
Notice of Poll & Situation of Polling Stations
Election timetable
The local government election timetable for the 2nd May shows all the key dates in the lead up to May's local elections, including the deadline when nominations can be accepted, the last date for registration application and absent vote applications.
Further details on electoral events are contained on the Information for Candidates and Agents page.
Polling Stations
Full details of polling stations throughout Rutland are listed on our Polling Stations page.
