Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner election results 2021
An election for Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) was held on Thursday 6 May 2021.
First stage PCC results for Woking
| Name of candidate | Description | First preference votes |
|---|---|---|
| HURLEY, Kevin Barry | Zero Tolerance Policing ex chief | 5,072 |
| KAYE, Howard James | Labour and Co-operative Party | 4,043 |
| KENNEDY, Paul Gilbert | Liberal Democrat | 7,465 |
| MUNRO, David John | Independent | 4,313 |
| TOWNSEND, Lisa | The Conservative Party candidate | 8,789 |
- Total number of ballot papers used at this election = 30,478
- Total number of first preference votes = 29,682
- Total number of rejected ballot papers = 796
No single candidate achieved more than 50 per cent of the vote. The two highest scoring candidates at the first round, Lisa Townsend and Paul Kennedy, progressed to the second round count. All other candidates were eliminated at this stage.
Download the first stage election results below.
Surrey PCC election results first count 2021 (PDF, 660.68 KB)Second stage PCC results for Woking
| Name of candidate | Description | Second preference votes |
|---|---|---|
| KENNEDY, Paul Gilbert | Liberal Democrat | 3,636 |
| TOWNSEND, Lisa | The Conservative Party candidate | 3,415 |
- Number of first preference votes given to candidates eliminated = 13,428
- Total number of second preference votes given to candidates remaining = 7,051
- Total number of second preference votes given to candidates eliminated = 5,372
- Total number of rejected ballot papers = 1,005
Download the second stage election results below.
Surrey PCC election results second count 2021 (PDF, 432.9 KB)Final PCC elections results for Surrey
Following the count of the second preference votes, Lisa Townsend, the Conservative Party candidate, was elected the Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner.
The May 2021 Surrey PCC election was overseen by Runnymede Borough Council. Visit the Runnymede Borough Council website for full results of the Surrey PCC election 2021.
Visit the Office of the Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner website.