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Results of the 2021 New South Wales local elections

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This is a list of local government area results for the 2021 New South Wales local elections.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]

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[10] Compared to results as an Independent Labor candidate at the 2016 election.

[baysidelib-14] Compared with the Liberal Party result at the 2017 election.^[11]^[12]

[cumberlandlib-53] Compared with the Liberal Party result at the 2017 election.^[49]^[50]

[fairfieldlib-62] Compared with the Liberal Party result at the 2016 election.^[58]

[innerwestlib-86] Compared with the Liberal Party result at the 2017 election.^[79]

[parramattalib-109] Compared with the Liberal Party result at the 2017 election.^[102]^[103]

[localind-110] Compared with The Local Independent Party result at the 2017 election.^[102]

[114] Compared with the Independent Liberal result at the 2017 election.

[122] Compared with the Sydney Matters result at the 2016 election.

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"Council Elections". lgnsw.org.au.

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"Registers of groups of candidates". New South Wales Electoral Commission.

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"Local Government Register of Candidates - in Name order" (PDF). New South Wales Electoral Commission. Archived from the original (PDF) on 4 December 2023.

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"2021 NSW Local Government Elections". ABC News. Archived from the original on 31 March 2023.

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"City of Albury". ABC News.

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"Armidale Regional". ABC News.

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"Margaret O'Connor will stand as an independent in the Armidale Regional Council election". The Armidale Express.

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"Ballina". ABC News.

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"Ballina's new mayor 'humbled and honoured'". echo.net.au.

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"Bathurst Region". ABC News.

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"Bayside". ABC News.

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"Bayside council election, 2021". The Tally Room.

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"Bega Valley". ABC News.

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"Bellingen". ABC News.

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"Berrigan". ABC News.

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"Blacktown". ABC News.

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"Blacktown council election, 2021". The Tally Room.

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"Bland". ABC News.

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"Blayney". ABC News.

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"Blue Mountains". ABC News.

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"Bogan". ABC News.

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"Bourke". ABC News.

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"Brewarrina". ABC News.

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"Broken Hill". ABC News.

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"Burwood". ABC News.

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"Byron". ABC News.

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"Farewell Byron's true Independent Basil Cameron". The Echo.

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"Cabonne". ABC News.

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"Camden". ABC News.

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"City of Campbelltown". ABC News.

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"Paul Lake, Bob Thompson, Ted Rowell, Ralph George farewell Campbelltown Council". The Daily Telegraph.

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"Canada Bay". ABC News.

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"Canterbury-Bankstown". ABC News.

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"Five of NSW's most interesting candidates in the 2021 council elections". The Daily Telegraph.

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"Carrathool". ABC News.

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"City of Cessnock". ABC News.

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"Clarence Valley". ABC News.

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"City of Coffs Harbour". ABC News.

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"Cobar". ABC News.

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"First Preference Votes Report Councillor Election: Cobar". New South Wales Electoral Commission.

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"Coolamon". ABC News.

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"MEET OUR NEW COOLAMON SHIRE COUNCILLOR". Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party.

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"Coonamble". ABC News.

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"Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional". ABC News.

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"Cowra". ABC News.

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"Fagan to run in all-female field for Nationals' Cootamundra preselection: photos, poll". Cowra Guardian.

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"COWRA BRANCH CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON". NSW Nationals.

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"Cumberland". ABC News.

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"Cumberland". ABC News.

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"Cumberland council election, 2021". The Tally Room.

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"Dubbo Regional". ABC News.

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"Dungog". ABC News.

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"Edward River". ABC News.

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"Peta Betts to consider dual roles if elected". Riverine Herald.

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"Eurobodalla". ABC News.

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"City of Fairfield". ABC News.

[60] [57]
"Frank Carbone's independents take control of Fairfield City Council, routing Labor". The Daily Telegraph.

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"Fairfield council election, 2021". The Tally Room.

[63] [59]
"Lachlan Connor Hyde" (PDF). Australian Election Company. I am a member of [...] the Liberal Party of Australia NSW Division

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"Federation". ABC News.

[65] [61]
"Forbes". ABC News.

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"Georges River". ABC News.

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"Gilgandra". ABC News.

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"Glen Innes Severn Shire". ABC News.

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"Goulburn Mulwaree". ABC News.

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"Greater Hume Shire". ABC News.

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"City of Griffith". ABC News.

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"Gunnedah". ABC News.

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"Gunnedah's Kate McGrath announced as Labor candidate for Tamworth in 2023 March state election". The Northern Daily Leader.

[74] [70]
"John Anderson, Murray O'Keefe and Juliana McArthur run for Nationals senate spot". The Northern Daily Leader.

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"Gwydir". ABC News.

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"City of Hawkesbury". ABC News.

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"Hawkesbury Council election will be held on Saturday, December 4". Hawkesbury Gazette.

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"Hay". ABC News.

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"Hilltops". ABC News.

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"Hornsby". ABC News.

[81] [77]
"Hornsby council election, 2021". The Tally Room.

[huntershill-82] [78]
"Hunter's Hill". ABC News.

[innerwest-83] [79]
"Inner West". ABC News.

[84] [80]
"Inner West council election, 2021". The Tally Room.

[85] [81]
"Balmain candidates – NSW election 2019". The South Sydney Herald.

[87] [82]
"Inverell". ABC News.

[88] [83]
"Junee". ABC News.

[89] [84]
"iVote failure election re-runs in Kempsey, Singleton, Shellharbour to be held July 30 despite efforts to postpone". ABC News. 2022-06-08. Retrieved 2023-02-23.

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"Kempsey". ABC News.

[91] [86]
"Kiama". ABC News.

[92] [87]
"WATSON HIS OWN MAN". The Bugle Online.

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"Senior Liberals blindsided by dumped MP's bid to take on Gareth Ward in NSW election". The Guardian.

[94] [89]
"Lachlan". ABC News.

[95] [90]
"City of Lake Macquarie". ABC News.

[96] [91]
"City of Lismore". ABC News.

[97] [92]
"City of Lithgow". ABC News.

[98] [93]
"Coleman fighting to give families voice". Western Advocate.

[99] [94]
"Nambucca Valley". ABC News.

[100] [95]
"Oberon". ABC News.

[101] [96]
"City of Orange". ABC News.

[102] [97]
"2023 NSW Election: What Labor victory means for Orange electorate". Parkes Champion Post.

[103] [98]
"Orange woman Heather Dunn is Labor's candidate for NSW State Election". Forbes Advocate.

[104] [99]
"Orange branch secretary Addam Parish says Labor will take on Phil Donato". Central West Daily.

[105] [100]
"Parkes". ABC News.

[parramatta-106] [101]
"City of Parramatta". ABC News.

[parramatta2017-107] [102]
"City of Parramatta". ABC News.

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"Parramatta council election, 2021". The Tally Room.

[penrith-111] [104]
"Penrith". ABC News.

[112] [105]
"Port Macquarie-Hastings". ABC News.

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"Port Stephens". ABC News.

[115] [107]
"Port Stephens west ward councillor Paul Le Mottee ruled out of local government election due to clerical error". Port Stephens Examiner.

[116] [108]
"Bruce MacKenzie's 31 running mates". The Standard.

[117] [109]
"Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional". ABC News.

[118] [110]
"New Mayor Kenrick has a hell of a lot going on". Canberra CityNews. 9 March 2022. Cr Winchester, who is a member of the Labor Party but sits on council as an independent

[119] [111]
"Richmond Valley". ABC News.

[120] [112]
"Richmond Valley Council Group B". Facebook. Richmond Valley Council Group B.

[sydney-121] [113]
"City of Sydney". ABC News.

[123] [114]
"City of Wagga Wagga". ABC News.

[124] [115]
"Wagga City Council election 2021: Meet all the candidates battling it out in Wagga's local government election". The Daily Advertiser.

[125] [116]
"Wagga City Council elections 2021: Daniel Vieria calling for common sense". The Daily Advertiser.

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Elected councillor		Party
	Kylie King	Team Kylie
	Steve Bowen	Team Kylie
	Stuart Baker	Stuart Baker Team
	Jessica Kellahan	Stuart Baker Team
	Alice Glachan	Alice Glachan Ticket
	Ashley Edwards	Greens
	Darren Cameron	Labor
	Daryl Betteridge	Independent (Group A)
	David Thurley	Thurley

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Team Kylie		6,426	22.6
	Stuart Baker Team		4,863	17.1
	Alice Glachan Ticket		3,959	14.0
	Greens		3,074	10.8
	Labor		2,714	9.5
	Independent (Group A)		2,661	9.4
	Hamilton Team		1,324	4.7
	Albury First		1,294	4.6
	Thurley		1,244	4.4
	Independent (Group E)		768	2.7
	Independent	Peter Hood	51	0.2
Total formal votes			28,374	94.2
Informal votes			1,745	5.8
Turnout				80.0

Elected councillor		Party
	Debra O'Brien	Labor
	Susan McMichael	Labor
	Margaret O'Connor	Ind. Liberal
	Dorothy Robinson	Greens
	Sam Coupland	Independent
	Jon Galletly	Independent
	Steven Mepham	Independent
	Todd Redwood	Independent
	Paul Packham	Independent
	Bradley Widders	Independent
	Paul Gaddes	Independent

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor		2,352	15.5	+4.5
	Independent Liberal		2,196	14.4	+3.1
	Independent	Sam Coupland	1,897	12.5
	Greens		1,664	10.9	+3.4
	Independent	Jon Galletly	1,139	7.5
	Independent	Steven Mepham	930	6.1
	Independent	Todd Redwood	852	5.6
	Independent	Paul Packham	728	4.8
	Independent	Bradley Widders	627	4.1
	Independent	Paul Gaddes	621	4.1
	Independent	Richard Robinson	598	3.9
	Independent	Callan Schaefer	466	3.1
	Independent	Kathleen Clare	416	2.7
	Independent	Peter Bailey	239	1.6
	Independent	Margaret Sims	224	1.5
	Independent	Phillip Blackmore	158	1.0
	Independent	Craig Pevitt	116	0.8
Total formal votes			28,374	94.2
Informal votes			1,745	5.8
Turnout				80.0
Party total seats				Seats	±
	Independent			7	1
	Labor			2	1
	Independent Liberal			1
	Greens			1

Party		Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Independent	1,0195	40.4		4	1
	Sharon Cadwallader Team	7,227	28.6		3
	Greens	4,173	16.5	+16.5	2	2
	Labor	3,676	14.5	+14.5	0
Formal votes		25,271	90.94
Informal votes		2,517	9.06
Total		27,788	100.00		9
Registered voters / turnout		32,830	84.64

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Sharon Cadwallader Team	Rod Bruem (elected)	1,395	17.6
	Independent	Steve McCarthy (elected)	1,371	17.3
	Independent	Phil Meehan (elected)	1,337	16.8
	Labor	Col Riches	1,079	13.6
	Greens	Jason Shrieves	919	11.6
	Independent	Rick Hyde	818	10.3
	Independent	Lenkunyar Roberts	335	4.2
	Sharon Cadwallader Team	Simon Kinny	327	4.1
	Independent	Kevin Loughrey	290	3.6
	Independent	John Bout	76	1.0
Total formal votes			7,947	89.5
Informal votes			933	10.5
Turnout				82.4

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Sharon Cadwallader Team	Sharon Cadwallader	3,321	36.5
	Independent	Jeff Johnson (elected)	2,172	23.9
	Greens	Kiri Dicker (elected)	1,485	16.3
	Labor	Keith Williams	1,215	13.4	^{[lower-alpha 1]}
	Sharon Cadwallader Team	Eva Ramsey (elected)	371	4.1
	Independent	Wendy Wishart	342	3.8
	Labor	Leonie Price	181	2.0
Total formal votes			9,087	92.4
Informal votes			747	7.6
Turnout				85.3

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Independent	Eoin Johnston (elected)	3,454	41.9
	Greens	Simon Chate (elected)	1,769	21.5
	Sharon Cadwallader Team	Nigel Buchanan (elected)	1,242	15.1
	Labor	Therese Crollick	1,201	14.6
	Sharon Cadwallader Team	Stephen Bocking	571	6.9
Total formal votes			8,237	90.8
Informal votes			837	9.2
Turnout				86.3

Elected councillor		Party
	Ben Fry	Balanced Bathurst
	Kirralee Burke	Balanced Bathurst
	Ian North	TEAM NORTH
	Marg Hogan	Marg Hogan Team
	Graeme Hanger	Team Hanger
	Jess Jennings	Better Bathurst
	Robert 'Stumpy' Taylor	Back Bathurst
	Andrew 'Struthy' Smith	Back Bathurst
	Warren Aubin	Bathurst First

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Balanced Bathurst		4,943	20.0
	Back Bathurst		4,334	17.5
	TEAM NORTH		2,475	10.0
	Marg Hogan Team		2,119	8.6
	Better Bathurst		2,057	8.3
	Team Hanger – Working Together for Bathurst		1,737	7.0
	The Restore Bathurst Team		1,458	5.9
	Nick Packham for Bathurst		1,244	5.0
	Bathurst First		1,125	4.6
	Bathurst Matters		792	3.2
	Independent	Alex Christian	733	3.0
	TEAM BOURKE	Bobby Bourke	456	1.8
	Independent (Group J)		393	1.6
	Independent	Stuart Driver	292	1.2
	Team Singleton		214	0.9
	Independent	Catherine Strods	129	0.5
	Independent	Steve Semmens	105	0.4
	TEAM BOURKE	Jeff Muir	42	0.2
	TEAM BOURKE	Steve Ellery	25	0.1
	TEAM BOURKE	Ken Hope	21	0.1
	TEAM BOURKE	Michael Forde	10	0.0
Total formal votes			24,704	92.7
Informal votes			1,939	7.3
Turnout				86.3

Party		Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Labor	37,157	45.7	−0.3	7
	Independent	22,563	27.8	+7.8	4	1
	Independent Liberal	7,564	9.3	−17.9^{[lower-alpha 2]}	2	5^{[lower-alpha 2]}
	Peaceful Bayside	3,015	3.7		1	1
	Greens	10,969	13.5	+6.8	1	1
Formal votes		81,268

Elected councillor		Party
	Christina Curry	Labor
	Scott Morrissey	Labor
	Jennifer Muscat	Independent (Group A)

Party		Votes	%
	Labor	10,496	60.4
	Independent (Group A)	2,807	16.2
	Independent (Group D)	2,165	12.5
	Greens	1,911	11.0
Total formal votes		17,379	94.2
Informal votes		1,070	5.8
Turnout			82.7

Party		Votes	%
	Labor	9,164	53.4
	Independent Liberal	3,173	18.5
	Greens	3,169	18.5
	Independent (Group C)	1,662	9.7
Total formal votes		17,168	94.2
Informal votes		1,064	5.8
Turnout			80.4

Elected councillor		Party
	Bill Saravinovski	Labor
	Greta Werner	Greens
	Andrew Tsounis	Independent (Group D)

Elected councillor		Party
	Liz Barlow	Independent
	Mark Hanna	Independent
	Joe Awada	Labor

Elected councillor		Party
	Helen O'Neil	Labor
	Cathy Griff	Greens
	Russell Fitzpatrick	Independent
	Tony Allen	Independent
	Karen Wright	Independent
	Mitch Nadin	Independent
	Joy Robin	Independent
	David Porter	Independent
	Liz Seckhold	Independent

Elected councillor		Party
	Dominic King	Greens
	Jo Brotherton	WWI
	Ellie Tree	WWI
	Joanne Cook	Independent (Group E)
	Stephen Glyde	Stephen Glyde Group
	Jennie Fenton	Greens
	Joy Robin	Independent
	David Porter	Independent
	Liz Seckhold	Independent

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Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Independent	Matthew Hannan (elected)	833	17.6
	Independent	Carly Marriott (elected)	654	13.9
	Independent	Sarah McNaught (elected)	610	12.9
	Independent	Edward (Ted) Hatty (elected)	488	10.3
	Independent	John Taylor (elected)	347	7.4
	Independent	Roger Reynoldson (elected)	313	6.6
	Independent	Julia Cornwell McKean (elected)	302	6.4
	Independent	Renee Paine (elected)	271	5.7
	Independent	Marcus Fry	195	4.1
	Independent	Mandy Bonat	185	3.9
	Independent	Clare Allan	182	3.9
	Independent	Daryll Morris	172	3.6
	Independent	Ross Bodey	168	3.6
Total formal votes			4,720	95.0
Informal votes			249	5.0
Turnout			4,969	80.5

Party		Votes	%
	Labor	6,494	42.7
	Greens	3,459	22.7
	Independent (Group D)	2,935	19.3
	Independent (Group A)	2,324	15.3
Total formal votes		15,212	92.7
Informal votes		1,202	7.3
Turnout			83.2

Party		Votes	%
	Independent (Group A)	7,412	44.9
	Labor	6,677	40.4
	Greens	2,430	14.7
Total formal votes		16,519	93.0
Informal votes		1,239	7.0
Turnout			85.8

Elected councillor		Party
	Edward McDougall	Labor
	Heidi Douglas	Peaceful Bayside
	Paul Sedral	Ind. Liberal

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Independent Liberal		4,347	29.0
	Labor		4,326	28.9
	Peaceful Bayside		3,015	20.1
	Independent (Group E)		2,487	16.1
	Independent (Group D)		771	5.1
	Independent Liberal	Ron Bezic	44	0.3
Total formal votes			14,990	91.5
Informal votes			1,398	8.5
Turnout				84.4

Party		Votes	%
	Waterfall Way Independents	2,800	33.9
	Greens	2,145	25.9
	Independent (Group E)	1,163	14.0
	Stephen Glyde Group	990	12.0
	Labor	838	10.1
	Independent (Group B)	334	4.0
Total formal votes		8,270	95.9
Informal votes		352	4.1
Turnout			83.8

Party		Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Labor	98,633	53.6	+1.8	10
	Blacktown Coalition Team	33,720	18.3	+18.3	1	1
	Independent Liberal	32,747	17.8		3	3
	Your Community Coalition	9,104	4.9	+4.9	1	1
	Greens	4,632	2.5		0
	Blacktown Matters Independents	4,335	2.4		0
	Independent	981	0.5		0
Formal votes		184,152	93.47
Informal votes		12,862	6.53
Total		197,014	100.0

Elected councillor		Party
	Moninder Singh	Labor
	Christopher Quilkey	Labor
	Jess Diaz	Ind. Liberal

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Labor		22,693	51.6
	Independent Liberal		12,285	27.2
	Blacktown Coalition Team		8,534	19.4
	Independent	Anil Kumar	500	1.1
Total formal votes			44,012	53.9
Informal votes			2,857	6.1
Turnout				86.6

Elected councillor		Party
	Julie Griffiths	Labor
	Kushpinder Kaur	Labor
	Michael Stubley	Coalition Team

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Labor		16,589	47.6
	Blacktown Coalition Team		9,277	26.6
	Greens		4,632	13.3
	Independent Liberal		4,136	11.9
	Independent	Kittu Randhawa	220	0.6
Total formal votes			34,854	94.0
Informal votes			2,211	6.0
Turnout				85.2

Results_of_the_2021_New_South_Wales_local_elections

Albury

Armidale

Ballina

A Ward

B Ward

C Ward

Bathurst

Bayside

Ward 1

Ward 2

Ward 3

Ward 4

Ward 5

Bega Valley

Bellingen

Berrigan

Blacktown

Ward 1

Ward 2

Ward 3

Ward 4

Ward 5

Bland

Blayney

Blue Mountains

Ward 1

Ward 2

Ward 3

Ward 4

Bogan

Bourke

Brewarrina

Broken Hill

Burwood

Byron

Cabonne

Camden

Central

North

South

Campbelltown

Canada Bay

Canterbury-Bankstown

Bankstown

Bass Hill

Canterbury

Revesby

Roselands

Carrathool

A Ward

B Ward

Cessnock

A Ward

B Ward

C Ward

D Ward

Clarence Valley

Coffs Harbour

Cobar

2022 Cobar Shire Council by-election

Coolamon

Coonamble

Cootamundra–Gundagai

Cowra

Cumberland

Granville

Greystanes

Regents Park

South Granville

Wentworthville

Dubbo

Dubbo Central

Dubbo East

Dubbo North

Dubbo South

Wellington

Dungog

A Ward

B Ward

Elected councillor		Party
	Susai Benjamin	Labor
	Kathie Collins	Labor
	Allan Green	Community Coalition

Party		Votes	%
	Labor	19,245	57.1
	Your Community Coalition	9,104	27.0
	Blacktown Coalition Team	5,332	15.8
Total formal votes		33,681	93.4
Informal votes		2,398	6.6
Turnout			83.6

Elected councillor		Party
	Carol Israel	Labor
	Bob Fitzgerald	Labor
	Peter Camilleri	Ind. Liberal

Party		Votes	%
	Labor	20,485	57.9
	Independent Liberal	8,905	25.2
	Blacktown Coalition Team	5,961	16.9
Total formal votes		35,351	93.5
Informal votes		2,447	6.5
Turnout			84.6

Elected councillor		Party
	Tony Bleasdale	Labor
	Brad Bunting	Labor
	Livingston Chettipally	Ind. Liberal

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Labor		19,621	54.1
	Independent Liberal		7,421	20.5
	Blacktown Coalition Team		4,616	12.7
	Blacktown Matters Independents		4,335	12.0
	Independent	Ammar Khan	261	0.7
Total formal votes			36,254	92.5
Informal votes			2,949	7.5
Turnout				78.4

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Independent	Brian Monaghan (elected)	913	28.4
	Independent	Elizabeth McGlynn (elected)	405	12.6
	Independent	Kerron Keatley (elected)	399	12.4
	Independent	Rodney Crowe (elected)	339	10.6
	Independent	Roger Moore (elected)	256	8.0
	Independent	Jill Funnell (elected)	201	6.3
	Independent	Tony Lord (elected)	201	6.3
	Independent	Bruce Baker (elected)	196	6.1
	Independent	Monica Clark (elected)	176	5.5
	Independent	Bradley Staniforth	125	3.9
Total formal votes			3,211	96.1
Informal votes			131	3.9
Turnout			3,342	80.7

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Independent	Scott Ferguson (elected)	1,036	22.7
	Independent	Bruce Reynolds (elected)	635	13.9
	Independent	Michelle Pryse Jones (elected)	605	13.3
	Independent	Craig Gosewisch (elected)	559	12.3
	Independent	Allan Ewin (elected)	526	11.5
	Independent	David Somervaille (elected)	443	9.7
	Independent	John Newstead (elected)	416	9.1
	Independent	Iris Dorsett	340	7.5
Total formal votes			4,560	95.3
Informal votes			224	4.7
Turnout			4,784	87.7

Party		Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Labor	24,032	49.2	+11.4	6	1
	Liberal	11,750	24.1	−1.1	3	1
	Greens	7,296	14.9	−4.3	2
	Independent	5,755	11.8	−5.9	1
Formal votes		48,833	96.48
Informal votes		1,784	3.52
Total		50,617	100.00

Elected councillor		Party
	Suzie van Opdorp	Labor
	Kevin Schreiber	Liberal
	Sarah Redshaw	Greens