The 2019 East Riding of Yorkshire Council election took place on 2 May 2019 to elect all 67 members of East Riding of Yorkshire Council in England. This was on the same day as other local elections. The whole of the council was up for election and the Conservative Party retained control of the council.
Summary
Election result
Ward results
Beverley Rural
Bridlington Central and Old Town
Bridlington North
Bridlington South
Cottingham North
Cottingham South
Dale
Driffield and Rural
East Wolds and Coastal
Goole North
Goole South
Hessle
Howden
Howdenshire
Mid Holderness
Minster and Woodmansey
North Holderness
Pocklington Provincial
Snaith, Airmyn and Rawcliffe and Marshland
South East Holderness
South Hunsley
South West Holderness
St. Mary's
Tranby
Willerby and Kirk Ella
Wolds Weighton
Changes 2019–2023
Affiliation changes 14 May 2022: Charlie Bayram (Howden) left the Conservatives and joined the Liberal Democrats, citing concerns about how the council was being run. 18 July 2022: Mike Stathers (Wolds Weighton) left the Conservatives to sit as an independent.
By-elections
Bridlington North
The by-election followed the death of Conservative councillor Richard Harrap.
South East Holderness
The South East Holderness by-election was held after Conservative councillor Paul Whitehead's seat became vacant. South West Holderness
The by-election followed the death of Conservative councillor Mike Bryan.
East Wolds and Coastal
The by-election followed the death of Conservative councillor Paul Lisseter.
South Hunsley
The by-election followed the death of Conservative councillor Vanessa Walker.
Bridlington North
The by-election followed the death of Conservative councillor Chad Chadwick.
Beverley Rural
The by-election followed the death of Conservative councillor Pauline Greenwood.
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