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| Local elections: Results in maps and charts | Local elections: Results in maps and charts |
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| Results so far from local elections in England and Northern Ireland suggest voters are unhappy with the two main parties in Westminster. | Results so far from local elections in England and Northern Ireland suggest voters are unhappy with the two main parties in Westminster. |
| Follow all the results as they come in with our interactive map. | Follow all the results as they come in with our interactive map. |
| Either search using your postcode or council name or click around the map to show local results. | Either search using your postcode or council name or click around the map to show local results. |
| Click or tap here if you cannot see the map. | Click or tap here if you cannot see the map. |
| As it stands, both the Conservatives and Labour have lost dozens of councillors across the country, while the Lib Dems and Greens have made gains. | As it stands, both the Conservatives and Labour have lost dozens of councillors across the country, while the Lib Dems and Greens have made gains. |
| According to Professor Sir John Curtice, on average independent candidates have won 25% of the vote in the 69 wards where they were standing - as shown by the rise in "Others". | According to Professor Sir John Curtice, on average independent candidates have won 25% of the vote in the 69 wards where they were standing - as shown by the rise in "Others". |
| In the early results both Labour and the Conservatives suffered council losses, while the Lib Dems made some gains. | |
| All of the councils in Northern Ireland and the remaining 140 English councils will start counting on Friday morning with those results expected to be announced from midday. | All of the councils in Northern Ireland and the remaining 140 English councils will start counting on Friday morning with those results expected to be announced from midday. |
| Find out more about these elections. | Find out more about these elections. |