The 2019 North West Leicestershire District Council election was held on 2 May 2019 to elect all 38 members of North West Leicestershire District Council in Leicestershire, England, as part of that year's local elections across England.
The Conservative Party retained control of the council but with a reduced majority, losing five seats to finish with 20 of the 38 seats. The Labour Party held its ten seats, while the Liberal Democrats made the largest gains of the election, more than trebling their representation from one seat to four. The Green Party won its first seat on the council, and independent candidates increased their representation from two seats to three.
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Election result
Ward results
Appleby
Ashby Castle
Ashby Holywell
Ashby Ivanhoe
Ashby Money Hill
Ashby Willesley
Ashby Woulds
Bardon
Blackfordby
Broom Leys
Castle Donington Castle
Castle Donington Central
Castle Donington Park
Castle Rock
Coalville East
Coalville West
Daleacre
Ellistown and Battleflat
Greenhill
Hermitage
Holly Hayes
Hugglescote St. John's
Hugglescote St. Mary's
Ibstock East
Ibstock West
Kegworth
Long Whatton and Diseworth
Measham North
Measham South
Oakthorpe and Donisthorpe
Ravenstone and Packington
Sence Valley
Snibston North
Snibston South
Thornborough
Thringstone
Valley
Worthington and Breedon
Changes 2019–2023 Elliott Allman, elected as an independent in Snibston North ward, joined the Conservatives in 2020.
Russell Johnson, elected as a Labour councillor in Hugglestone St John's ward, left the party to sit as an independent early in 2023.
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