The 2024 Warrington Borough Council election was held on Thursday 2 May 2024 to elect members of Warrington Borough Council in England. It took place on the same day as other local elections in the United Kingdom.
In the 2021 Warrington Borough Council election, the Labour Party retained overall control of the council but lost 10 seats. Before the election, Labour had 36 Seats and the opposition having 22 seats.
There were also six Councillors who were elected in 2021 that stood in different Wards in 2024.
The Labour Party held control of the council, increasing their majority from 36 to 42. The Liberal Democrats became the official opposition by increasing their seats from 8 to 12. Their group leader prior to the election, Bob Barr, did not stand for re-election; after the election they chose Mark Browne to be their new group leader and therefore the leader of the opposition on the council. The Conservatives, who had been the official opposition prior to the election, lost 9 seats, including their group leader Nigel Balding, leaving only one Conservative on the council.
After the election, Labour had 42 seats and the opposition had 16 seats.
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Incumbent councillors in the Ward are denoted by an asterisk (*).
Note: In June 2025, Cllr Shireen Mohammed announced she would be stepping down, triggering a by-election
Note: One of the Independent candidates, Theresa-Jane Murray, stood in the 2021 election as a Conservative candidate.
Note: in October 2024, Cllr Neil Johnson resigned from Labour over a proposed transit site. He now sits as an Independent.
Note: In March 2025, Cllr Janet Henshaw announced she would be stepping down from the Council, triggering a by-election.
Note: The Independent candidate Carol Kilgannon stood in the 2021 election as a Conservative candidate.
Note: The Independent candidate Phil Eastty was elected in the 2021 election as a Conservative candidate. He then defected to Labour.
Note: in February 2026, Cllr John Roddy defected to the Conservatives from Reform UK
There were several other results called for Parish Councils within the Warrington Borough. Many were uncontested, but there were also other results that were contested.
(UC) denotes Uncontested result.
Note: Two candidates were tied with 280 votes. The winner was drawn via lot.