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Election Results · 10 May 2026

Birmingham elections leave six parties vying for power

Birmingham elections leave six parties vying for power

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Birmingham residents face an extended period of uncertainty and potential paralysis after recent local elections. Labour's 14-year dominance of the council, which manages a £4.4bn budget, ended on Thursday as six parties now share the 101 available seats. Reform UK gained the most seats with 22, but no party has the 51 needed for a working majority.

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