By-elections
Carmarthenshire is divided into 72 Town and Community Councils with 135 seats. Elections for all of Carmarthenshire’s Town and Community seats take place every five years normally on the first Thursday in May. A councillor who is elected to serve on the Town or Community council will begin their term of office on the fourth day after the election.
In between each five year term, Community councillors can resign, become disqualified or unfortunately pass away. When this happen the Clerk of the Town or Community Council must give public notice of the vacancy.
If 10 electors of the ward wish for this vacancy to be filled by an election then we will hold a by-election to fill the seat. If no request to hold an election is received then the relevant Town or Community Council can co-opt someone to fill the vacancy.
| Candidates | Party | Number of votes |
|---|---|---|
| AKHTAR Fozia | Labour | 364 |
| DIXON Sean | Independent | 223 |
| MORGAN Karl | Plaid Cymru – The Party of Wales | 114 |
| PASSMORE Christopher David William | Liberal Democrats | 5 |
Elected:
AKHTAR Fozia / Labour
Summary
Number of Councillors to be elected : 1
Total votes: 706
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| Candidates | Party | Number of votes |
|---|---|---|
| ADCOCK Raymond Kenneth | Independent | 60 |
| CURTIS Elizabeth Caroline | Independent | 69 |
| STACEY Lauren May-Louise | 102 | |
| THOMAS Gareth James | Independent | 92 |
| THOMAS Hywel Wyn | Independent | 82 |
Elected:
CURTIS Elizabeth Caroline / Independent
STACEY Lauren May-Louise /
THOMAS Gareth James / Independent
THOMAS Hywel Wyn / Independent
Summary
Number of Councillors to be elected : 4
Total votes: 405
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