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Councillors[edit]

Ward	Councillor	Party	First elected
Aldbourne and Ramsbury	James Sheppard	Conservative	2013
Alderbury and Whiteparish	Richard Britton	Conservative	2009
Amesbury East and Bulford	Mark Verbinnen	Conservative	2021
Amesbury South	Robert Yuill	Conservative	2017
Amesbury West	Monica Devendran	Conservative	2021
Avon Valley	Ian Blair-Pilling	Conservative	2017
Bowerhill	Nick Holder	Conservative	2019
Box and Colerne	Brian Mathew	Liberal Democrat	2017
Bradford on Avon North	Tim Trimble	Liberal Democrat	2021
Bradford on Avon South	Sarah Gibson	Liberal Democrat	2017
Brinkworth	Elizabeth Threlfall	Conservative	2021
Bromham, Rowde and Roundway	Laura Mayes	Conservative	2009
By Brook	Nick Botterill	Conservative	2021
Calne Central	Ian Thorn	Liberal Democrat	2013
Calne Chilvester and Abberd	Tony Trotman	Conservative	2009
Calne North	Tom Rounds	Conservative	2017
Calne Rural	Ashley O'Neill	Conservative	2017
Calne South	Sam Pearce-Kearney	Liberal Democrat	2021
Chippenham Cepen Park and Derriads	Nic Puntis	Conservative	2021
Chippenham Cepen Park and Hunters Moon	Peter Hutton	Conservative	2009
Chippenham Hardenhuish	Kathryn Macdermid	Liberal Democrat	2021
Chippenham Hardens and Central	Liz Alstrom	Liberal Democrat	2021
Chippenham Lowden and Rowden	Ross Henning	Liberal Democrat	2017
Chippenham Monkton	Nick Murry	Independent	2017
Chippenham Pewsham	Clare Cape	Liberal Democrat	2017
Chippenham Sheldon	Adrian Foster	Liberal Democrat	2021
Corsham Ladbrook	Ruth Hopkinson	Liberal Democrat	2017
Corsham Pickwick	Helen Belcher	Liberal Democrat	2021
Corsham Without	Derek Walters	Liberal Democrat	2021
Cricklade and Latton	Bob Jones	Liberal Democrat	2013
Devizes East	Kelvin Nash	Conservative	2021
Devizes North	Iain Wallis	Conservative	2021
Devizes Rural West	Tamara Reay	Conservative	2021
Devizes South	Simon Jacobs	Conservative	2013
Downton and Ebble Valley	Richard Clewer	Conservative	2009
Durrington	Graham Wright	Independent	2009
Ethandune	Suzanne Wickham	Conservative	2019
Fovant and Chalke Valley	Nabil Najjar	Conservative	2021
Hilperton	Ernie Clark	Independent	2009
Holt	Trevor Carbin	Liberal Democrat	2009
Kington	Howard Greenman	Conservative	2009
Laverstock	Ian McLennan	Labour	2009
Ludgershall North and Rural	Christopher Williams	Conservative	2009
Lyneham	Allison Bucknell	Conservative	2009
Malmesbury	Gavin Grant	Liberal Democrat	2017
Marlborough East	Caroline Thomas	Conservative	2021
Marlborough West	Jane Davies	Conservative	2017
Melksham East	Mike Sankey	Conservative	2021
Melksham Forest	Jack Oatley	Independent	2021
Melksham South	Jon Hubbard	Independent	2009
Melksham Without North and Shurnhold	Phil Alford	Conservative	2017
Melksham Without West and Rural	Jonathon Seed	Conservative	2009
Mere	George Jeans	Independent	2009
Minety	Chuck Berry	Conservative	2009
Nadder Valley	Bridget Wayman	Conservative	2009
Old Sarum and Lower Bourne Valley	Andrew Oliver	Conservative	2021
Pewsey	Jerry Kunkler	Conservative	2009
Pewsey Vale East	Stuart Wheeler	Conservative	2009
Pewsey Vale West	Paul Oatway	Conservative	2013
Purton	Jacqui Lay	Conservative	2009
Redlynch and Landford	Zoë Clewer	Conservative	2021
Royal Wootton Bassett East	Steve Bucknell	Conservative	2021
Royal Wootton Bassett North	Mary Champion	Conservative	2013
Royal Wootton Bassett South and West	David Bowler	Liberal Democrat	2021
Salisbury Bemerton Heath	Caroline Corbin	Labour	2021
Salisbury Fisherton and Bemerton Village	Ricky Rogers	Labour	2009
Salisbury Harnham East	Sven Hocking	Conservative	2017
Salisbury Harnham West	Brian Dalton	Liberal Democrat	2009
Salisbury Milford	Charles McGrath	Conservative	2021
Salisbury St Edmunds	Paul Sample	Liberal Democrat	2021
Salisbury St Francis and Stratford	Mark McClelland	Conservative	2021
Salisbury St Pauls	Mary Webb	Conservative	2021
Sherston	Martin Smith	Liberal Democrat	2021
Southwick	Horace Prickett	Conservative	2013
The Lavingtons	Dominic Muns	Conservative	2021
Tidworth East and Ludgershall South	Anthony Pickernell	Conservative	2021
Tidworth North and West	Mark Connolly	Conservative	2009
Till Valley	Kevin Daley	Conservative	2020
Tisbury	Nick Errington	Liberal Democrat	2021
Trowbridge Adcroft	Edward Kirk	Conservative	2017
Trowbridge Central	Stewart Palmén	Liberal Democrat	2017
Trowbridge Drynham	Antonio Piazza	Conservative	2021
Trowbridge Grove	David Vigar	Liberal Democrat	2021
Trowbridge Lambrok	Jo Trigg	Liberal Democrat	2019
Trowbridge Park	Daniel Cave	Conservative	2021
Trowbridge Paxcroft	Mel Jacob	Liberal Democrat	2021
Urchfont and Bishops Cannings	Philip Whitehead	Conservative	2013
Warminster Broadway	Tony Jackson	Conservative	2017
Warminster East	Andrew Davis	Conservative	2009
Warminster North and Rural	Bill Parks	Conservative	2021
Warminster West	Pip Ridout	Conservative	2009
Westbury East	Gordon King	Liberal Democrat	2013
Westbury North	Carole King	Liberal Democrat	2019
Westbury West	Matthew Dean	Independent	2017
Wilton	Pauline Church	Conservative	2017
Winsley and Westwood	Johnny Kidney	Conservative	2017
Winterslow and Upper Bourne Valley	Rich Rogers	Conservative	2021
Wylye Valley	Christopher Newbury	Conservative	2009

Aldbourne and Ramsbury[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Chris Humphries (Con)
Nov 2012		Chris Humphries (Ind)
2013		James Sheppard (Con)
2017		James Sheppard (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,568 (38.8%)	Conservative hold Majority: 778 (49.6%)	James Sheppard	Conservative	1,056	67.4	+3.5
		Fran Bishop	Liberal Democrats	278	17.7	—
		Jason Haythornthwaite	Labour	147	9.4	—
		Brian Utton	Green	86	5.5	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 4,094 Turnout: 1,528 (37.3%)	Conservative hold Majority: 414 (27.1%)	James Sheppard	Conservative	952	63.9	+14.7
	Conservative hold Majority: 414 (27.1%)	Chris Humphries	Independent	538	36.1	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 2,059 (50.7%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 130 (6.3%)	Chris Humphries	Conservative	1,003	49.2	—
		Michael Edmonds	Independent	873	42.8	—
		Jennifer Puttick	UKIP	164	8.0	—

Alderbury and Whiteparish[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Richard Britton (Con)
2013		Richard Britton (Con)
2017		Richard Britton (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,394 (41.0%)	Conservative hold Majority: 483 (34.5%)	Richard Britton	Conservative	825	59.4	+2.8
		Gideon Aymes	Independent	342	24.6	—
		John Edrich	Liberal Democrats	118	8.5	—
		Kim Glennon-Alty	Labour	105	7.6	–3.7
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,457 Turnout: 1,243 (36.0%)	Conservative hold Majority: 303 (24.4%)	Richard Britton	Conservative	699	56.6	–2.3
		Judith Wykeham	UKIP	396	32.1	+15.0
		Mark Riches	Labour	140	11.3	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,551 (45.6%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 535 (34.5%)	Richard Britton	Conservative	905	58.9	—
		Colin Baxter	Liberal Democrats	370	24.1	—
		Michael Wykeham	UKIP	263	17.1	—

Amesbury East[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		John Noeken (Con)
2013		John Noeken (Con)
By-election 11 May 2016		Jamie Capp (Lib Dem)
2017		Robert Yuill (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,389 (29.7%)	Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 235 (16.9%)	Robert Yuill	Conservative	669	48.2	+23.1
		Helen Holdsworth	Liberal Democrats	434	31.3	+5.9
		Rhod Evans	UKIP	118	8.5	–6.8
		Julie Martingale	Labour	84	5.9	–3.6
		Joshua Baker	Green	82	5.9	+1.7
By-election, 11 May 2016 Electorate: 4,450 Turnout: 1,421 (31.9%)	Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative Majority: 5 (0.4%)	Jamie Capp	Liberal Democrats	361	25.4	—
		Robert Yuill	Conservative	356	25.1	–19.6
		Andy Derry	Independent	292	20.6	—
		Les Webster	UKIP	217	15.3	–27.0
		Steve McAuliffe	Labour	133	9.4	–3.6
		Joshua Baker	Green	60	4.2	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 4,230 Turnout: 1,002 (23.7%)	Conservative hold Majority: 24 (2.4%)	John Noeken	Conservative	446	44.7	–6.0
		Jim Pitt	UKIP	422	42.3	+16.0
		Sharon Jones	Labour	130	13.0	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,236 (34.5%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 299 (24.2%)	John Noeken	Conservative	621	50.7	—
		Peter Cowdrey	UKIP	322	26.3	—
		Janet Swindlehurst	Liberal Democrats	283	23.1	—

Amesbury West[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Fred Westmoreland (Con)
2013		Fred Westmoreland (Con)
2017		Fred Westmoreland (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,196 (32.3%)	Conservative hold Majority: 706 (59.0%)	Fred Westmoreland	Conservative	874	74.2	+37.3
		Tom Corbin	Labour	168	14.3	+3.0
		Gerard Wynn	Liberal Democrats	136	11.5	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,671 Turnout: 1,180 (32.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 53 (4.5%)	Fred Westmoreland	Conservative	432	36.9	–9.3
		John Swindlehurst	UKIP	379	32.3	+12.7
		Andrew Williams	Independent	229	19.5	—
		Ian Lambeth	Labour	132	11.3	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,379 (38.4%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 306 (22.2%)	Fred Westmoreland	Conservative	635	46.2	—
		John Swindlehurst	Liberal Democrats	329	23.9	—
		Brian Head	UKIP	269	19.6	—
		Harry McPhie	BNP	143	10.4	—

Bourne and Woodford Valley[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Mike Hewitt (Con)
2013		Mike Hewitt (Con)
2017		Mike Hewitt (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,509 (43.7%)	Conservative hold Majority: 619 (41.0%)	Mike Hewitt	Conservative	983	65.5	–6.4
		Dineen Hopper	Liberal Democrats	364	24.2	—
		Lindsey Bellringer	Labour	155	10.3	–17.8
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,376 Turnout: 1,182 (35.0%)	Conservative hold Majority: 511 (43.2%)	Mike Hewitt	Conservative	839	71.9	+11.3
	Conservative hold Majority: 511 (43.2%)	Ronald Champion	Labour	328	28.1	+22.6
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,634 (47.0%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 689 (42.2%)	Mike Hewitt	Conservative	984	60.6	—
		Naomi Piner	Liberal Democrats	295	18.2	—
		Jennifer MacDougall	UKIP	257	15.8	—
		Virginia McLennan	Labour	89	5.5	—

Box and Colerne[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Sheila Parker (Con)
2013		Sheila Parker (Con)
2017		Brian Mathew (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,867 (49.2%)	Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative Majority: 161 (8.6%)	Brian Mathew	Liberal Democrats	979	52.4	+15.2
		Sheila Parker	Conservative	818	43.8	+0.8
		Peter Baldrey	Labour	70	3.8	–5.2
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,351 Turnout: 1,543 (41.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 89 (5.8%)	Sheila Parker	Conservative	658	43.0	+7.1
		Brian Mathew	Liberal Democrats	569	37.2	+3.8
		Phil Chamberlain	Independent	164	10.7	—
		Stephen Wheeler	Labour	138	9.0	+5.5
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,921 (50.0%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 48 (2.5%)	Sheila Parker	Conservative	689	35.9	—
		Patricia Moore	Liberal Democrats	641	33.4	—
		Phil Chamberlain	Green	317	16.5	—
		Richard Crowder	UKIP	158	8.2	—
		Stephen Wheeler	Labour	68	3.5	—
		Michael Howson	BNP	47	2.5	—

Bradford on Avon North[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Rosemary Brown (Lib Dem)
2013		Rosemary Brown (Lib Dem)
2017		Jim Lynch (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 2,145 (56.4%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 412 (19.2%)	Jim Lynch	Liberal Democrats	1,262	59.8	+13.1
	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 412 (19.2%)	Pam Hyde	Conservative	850	40.3	+20.1
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,778 Turnout: 1,573 (41.6%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 414 (11.0%)	Rosemary Brown	Liberal Democrats	730	46.7	–12.8
		Gladys MacRae	Conservative	316	20.2	–2.5
		Benjamin Parker	UKIP	212	13.6	—
		Steve Reckless	Labour	171	10.9	+6.3
		David McQueen	Green	135	8.6	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 2,100 (55.4%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 770 (36.7%)	Rosemary Brown	Liberal Democrats	1,244	59.5	—
		Virginia Fortescue	Conservative	474	22.7	—
		David Binding	Independent	276	13.2	—
		James Tracey	Labour	96	4.6	—

Bradford on Avon South[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Malcolm Hewson (Lib Dem)
2013		Ian Thorn (Lib Dem)
2017		Sarah Gibson (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 2,157 (52.8%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 473 (21.9%)	Sarah Gibson	Liberal Democrats	1,197	55.8	+7.3
		Clive Hilton	Conservative	724	33.8	+9.8
		Rosie Macgregor	Labour	224	10.4	–3.4
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,863 Turnout: 1,697 (43.9%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 439 (25.9%)	Ian Thorn	Liberal Democrats	815	48.5	–15.8
		Tom Hall	Conservative	376	22.4	–4.0
		Leonard Drew	UKIP	258	15.4	—
		Rosie Macgregor	Labour	231	13.8	+11.4
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 2,078 (64.3%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 785 (37.8%)	Malcolm Hewson	Liberal Democrats	1,330	64.3	—
		Gwen Allison	Conservative	545	26.4	—
		Ellie Crouch	Green	142	6.9	—
		Angela Womersley	Labour	50	2.4	—

Brinkworth[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Toby Sturgis (Con)
2013		Toby Sturgis (Con)
2017		Toby Sturgis (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,667 (45.2%)	Conservative hold Majority: 511 (30.7%)	Toby Sturgis	Conservative	1,083	65.4	+6.2
	Conservative hold Majority: 511 (30.7%)	Christopher Tuite	Liberal Democrats	572	34.6	+20.3
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,734 Turnout: 1,414 (37.9%)	Conservative hold Majority: 540 (38.2%)	Toby Sturgis	Conservative	834	59.2	–9.2
		Barry Telling	UKIP	294	20.9	—
		Frances Goldstone	Liberal Democrats	202	14.3	–11.9
		Ian Wyllie	Labour	79	5.6	+0.2
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,892 (51.3%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 788 (41.6%)	Toby Sturgis	Conservative	1,277	68.4	—
		Frances Goldstone	Liberal Democrats	489	26.2	—
		Arnold Shaw	Labour	101	5.4	—

Bromham, Rowde and Potterne[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Philip Brown (Con)
By-election 21 December 2010		Liz Bryant (Con)
2013		Liz Bryant (Con)
By-election 7 May 2015		Anna Cuthbert (Con)
2017		Anna Cuthbert (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,394 (36.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 581 (41.7%)	Anna Cuthbert	Conservative	823	59.3	–2.6
		Philip Brown	Independent	242	17.4	—
		Ralph Elia	Liberal Democrats	138	9.9	–4.0
		Diane Gilpin	Labour	106	7.6	–3.9
		Margaret Green	Green	79	5.7	—
By-election, 7 May 2015 Electorate: 3,913 Turnout: 2,916 (74.5%)	Conservative hold Majority: 1,122 (38.5%)	Anna Cuthbert	Conservative	1,641	56.7	+1.2
		Paul Carter	UKIP	519	17.9	–26.6
		Alan Rankin	Liberal Democrats	401	13.9	—
		David Wearn	Labour	334	11.5	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,873 Turnout: 1,282 (33.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 136 (10.6%)	Liz Bryant	Conservative	684	55.5	+2.0
	Conservative hold Majority: 136 (10.6%)	Tony Molland	UKIP	548	44.5	—
By-election, 21 December 2010 Turnout: 1,052 (27.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 203 (19.3%)	Liz Bryant	Conservative	561	53.5	+10.1
		Paul Mortimer	Liberal Democrats	358	34.2	+15.8
		Andrew Jones	Labour	74	7.1	+2.2
		Pat Bryant	Independent	55	5.2	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,737 (44.8%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 429 (24.7%)	Philip Brown	Conservative	751	43.4	—
		Chris Cotton	UKIP	322	18.6	—
		Alan Rankin	Liberal Democrats	318	18.4	—
		Samantha Fletcher	Green	255	14.7	—
		Andrew Jones	Labour	84	4.9	—

Bulford, Allington and Figheldean[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		John Smale (Con)
2013		John Smale (Con)
2017		John Smale (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017	Conservative hold	John Smale	Conservative	unopposed
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,658 Turnout: 882 (24.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 6 (0.7%)	John Smale	Conservative	441	50.3	+5.4
	Conservative hold Majority: 6 (0.7%)	Martin Lee	Independent	435	49.7	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,297 (37.4%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 152 (11.7%)	John Smale	Conservative	581	44.9	—
		John Richardson	Liberal Democrats	429	33.2	—
		Christopher Franklin	UKIP	168	13.0	—
		Joyce Holt	BNP	115	8.9	—

Burbage and The Bedwyns[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Stuart Wheeler (Con)
2013		Stuart Wheeler (Con)
2017		Stuart Wheeler (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,504 (38.8%)	Conservative hold Majority: 805 (53.6%)	Stuart Wheeler	Conservative	1,021	68.0	–14.6
		Parvis Jamieson	Liberal Democrats	216	14.4	—
		John Thornton	Labour	134	8.9	–8.5
		Michael Bird	Green	130	8.7	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,867 Turnout: 1,220 (31.6%)	Conservative hold Majority: 782 (65.2%)	Stuart Wheeler	Conservative	991	82.6	+19.8
	Conservative hold Majority: 782 (65.2%)	Ffinlo Costain	Labour	209	17.4	+3.9
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,683 (43.6%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 653 (39.1%)	Stuart Wheeler	Conservative	1,050	62.8	—
		Anthony Sycamore	Liberal Democrats	397	23.7	—
		Michael Bird	Labour	225	13.5	—

By Brook[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Jane Scott (Con)
2013		Jane Scott (Con)
2017		Jane Scott (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,446 (40.3%)	Conservative hold Majority: 809 (55.9%)	Jane Scott	Conservative	1,032	71.5	+5.5
		Mary Finch	Liberal Democrats	223	15.5	+2.8
		Phil Chamberlain	Green	100	6.9	—
		Stephen Wheeler	Labour	88	6.1	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,510 Turnout: 1,251 (35.6%)	Conservative hold Majority: 556 (44.4%)	Jane Scott	Conservative	820	66.0	–2.1
		Stuart Eels	UKIP	264	21.3	+9.9
		Mary Finch	Liberal Democrats	158	12.7	–1.3
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,727 (50.9%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 931 (53.9%)	Jane Scott	Conservative	1,172	68.1	—
		Catherine Messenger	Liberal Democrats	241	14.0	—
		John Knight	UKIP	197	11.4	—
		Christine Reid	Labour	68	4.0	—
		Susan Simpkins	BNP	44	2.6	—

Calne Central[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Howard Marshall (Lib Dem)
2013		Howard Marshall (Lib Dem)
2015		Howard Marshall (Ind)
Sep 2015		Howard Marshall (Con)
2017		Ian Thorn (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,462 (42.6%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 192 (13.1%)	Ian Thorn	Liberal Democrats	754	51.7	+13.6
		Howard Marshall	Conservative	562	38.5	+2.1
		John Boaler	Labour	144	9.9	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,274 Turnout: 1,084 (33.1%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 19 (1.8%)	Howard Marshall	Liberal Democrats	410	38.1	–11.9
		Charles Boase	Conservative	391	36.4	–13.6
		Doran Davies	UKIP	274	25.5	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,340 (41.3%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 1 (0.1%)	Howard Marshall	Liberal Democrats	655	50.0	—
	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 1 (0.1%)	Charles Boase	Conservative	654	50.0	—

Calne Chilvester and Abberd[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Tony Trotman (Con)
2013		Tony Trotman (Con)
2017		Tony Trotman (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,356 (34.4%)	Conservative hold Majority: 266 (19.6%)	Tony Trotman	Conservative	683	50.4	+3.9
		Robert Merrick	Liberal Democrats	417	30.8	+6.2
		Mike MacGregor-Fairlie	Labour	254	18.8	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,508 Turnout: 940 (26.8%)	Conservative hold Majority: 163 (17.3%)	Tony Trotman	Conservative	432	46.5	+2.6
		Julia Reid	UKIP	269	28.9	+13.2
		Robert MacNaughton	Liberal Democrats	229	24.6	–10.9
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,327 (39.0%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 109 (8.2%)	Tony Trotman	Conservative	581	43.9	—
		Ross Henning	Liberal Democrats	472	35.7	—
		Julia Reid	UKIP	208	15.7	—
		Charlotte Gantlett	Green	63	4.8	—

Calne North[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Chuck Berry (Con)
2013		Glenis Ansell (Lib Dem)
2017		Tom Rounds (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,014 (30.8%)	Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 79 (7.8%)	Tom Rounds	Conservative	459	45.4	+11.1
		Glenis Ansell	Liberal Democrats	380	37.6	–2.4
		Jon Fisher	Labour	172	17.0	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,298 Turnout: 804 (24.4%)	Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative Majority: 45 (5.6%)	Glenis Ansell	Liberal Democrats	319	40.0	–1.4
		David Conway	Conservative	274	34.3	–7.3
		Nigel Gilbert	UKIP	205	25.7	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,007 (30.2%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 8 (0.8%)	Chuck Berry	Conservative	420	42.2	—
		Peter Dolman	Liberal Democrats	412	41.4	—
		Sophy Fearnley-Whittingstall	Green	164	16.5	—

Calne Rural[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Christine Crisp (Con)
2013		Christine Crisp (Con)
2017		Christine Crisp (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,607 (45.5%)	Conservative hold Majority: 736 (45.8%)	Christine Crisp	Conservative	1,092	68.2	+20.9
		Rob Clarke	Liberal Democrats	356	22.2	+13.2
		Tom Morris	Labour	154	9.6	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,500 Turnout: 1,428 (40.8%)	Conservative hold Majority: 326 (22.8%)	Christine Crisp	Conservative	670	47.3	+1.9
		Richard Broadhead	Independent	344	24.3	—
		Alastair Muir	UKIP	277	19.5	—
		Ross Henning	Liberal Democrats	127	9.0	–6.7
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,605 (47.6%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 102 (6.4%)	Christine Crisp	Conservative	723	45.4	—
		Nancy Bryant	Independent	621	39.0	—
		Sally Chandler	Liberal Democrats	250	15.7	—

Calne South and Cherhill[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Alan Hill (Con)
2013		Alan Hill (Con)
2017		Alan Hill (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,380 (36.6%)	Conservative hold Majority: 580 (42.0%)	Alan Hill	Conservative	892	65.1	+18.5
		Declan Boore	Liberal Democrats	312	22.8	–5.4
		John Bennett	Labour	167	12.2	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,738 Turnout: 1,352 (36.2%)	Conservative hold Majority: 244 (18.0%)	Alan Hill	Conservative	619	46.6	–8.1
		Susan Tabor	Liberal Democrats	375	28.2	–17.1
		Robert Freegard	UKIP	334	25.2	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,773 (47.5%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 162 (9.3%)	Alan Hill	Conservative	944	54.7	—
	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 162 (9.3%)	Glenis Ansell	Liberal Democrats	782	45.3	—

Chippenham Cepen Park and Derriads[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Peter Hutton (Con)
2013		Peter Hutton (Con)
2017		Peter Hutton (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,333 (39.7%)	Conservative hold Majority: 631 (47.3%)	Peter Hutton	Conservative	901	68.0	+22.3
		Chris Norris	Liberal Democrats	270	20.4	+11.1
		Ian Flower	Labour	155	11.7	–3.2
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,435 Turnout: 1,146 (33.4%)	Conservative hold Majority: 180 (15.6%)	Peter Hutton	Conservative	524	45.7	–12.4
		Vince Baseley	UKIP	344	30.0	—
		David Barter	Labour	171	14.9	+7.0
		Simon Fisher	Liberal Democrats	107	9.3	–24.7
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,306 (38.1%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 311 (23.8%)	Peter Hutton	Conservative	749	58.1	—
		Jesse Lake	Liberal Democrats	438	34.0	—
		Pamela Witts	Labour	102	7.9	—

Chippenham Cepen Park and Redlands[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Nina Phillips (Con)
2013		Nina Phillips (Con)
2017		Andy Phillips (Con)
May 2019		Andy Phillips (Ind)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,106 (31.4%)	Conservative hold Majority: 432 (39.1%)	Andy Phillips	Conservative	700	63.4	+13.4
		Conor Melvin	Liberal Democrats	268	24.3	+15.0
		Jeremy Comerford	Labour	137	12.4	–4.8
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,565 Turnout: 1,039 (29.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 278 (26.8%)	Nina Phillips	Conservative	514	50.0	–7.9
		Allan Massie	UKIP	236	22.9	—
		Maureen Lloyd	Labour	177	17.2	+4.6
		Simon Fisher	Liberal Democrats	107	9.3	–11.8
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,358 (38.5%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 498 (36.7%)	Nina Phillips	Conservative	783	57.9	—
		June Wood	Liberal Democrats	285	21.1	—
		Maureen Lloyd	Labour	171	12.6	—
		George Dale	BNP	114	8.4	—

Chippenham Hardenhuish[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Paul Darby (Lib Dem)
2013		Nick Watts (Lib Dem)
By-election 7 May 2015		Melody Thompson (Con)
2017		Melody Thompson (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,440 (41.5%)	Conservative hold Majority: 35 (2.4%)	Melody Thompson	Conservative	669	46.8	–0.6
		Daniel Webb	Liberal Democrats	634	44.3	+8.8
		David Barter	Labour	128	8.9	—
By-election, 7 May 2015 Electorate: 3,307 Turnout: 2,456 (74.3%)	Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 290 (11.8%)	Melody Thompson	Conservative	1,154	47.4	+28.2
		Kenneth Brough	Liberal Democrats	864	35.5	+5.5
		Tina Johnston	Green	416	17.1	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,430 Turnout: 1,272 (37.1%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 27 (2.1%)	Nick Watts	Liberal Democrats	378	30.0	–33.0
		Melody Thompson	Independent	351	27.8	—
		David Lenderyou	Conservative	242	19.2	–13.5
		Nigel Linacre	UKIP	205	16.3	—
		Harry Thompson	Labour	85	6.7	–2.4
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,592 (45.1%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 477 (30.0%)	Paul Darby	Liberal Democrats	992	63.0	—
		Elizabeth Kennedy	Conservative	515	32.7	—
		Stephen Abbott	Labour	68	4.3	—

Chippenham Hardens and England[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Bill Douglas (Lib Dem)
2013		Bill Douglas (Lib Dem)
2017		Bill Douglas (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,223 (37.1%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 119 (9.7%)	Bill Douglas	Liberal Democrats	662	54.9	+17.3
	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 119 (9.7%)	Robert Giles	Conservative	543	45.1	+22.5
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,175 Turnout: 980 (30.9%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 106 (10.8%)	Bill Douglas	Liberal Democrats	368	37.6	–13.8
		Leigh Coldwell	UKIP	262	26.8	—
		Robert Giles	Conservative	221	22.6	–17.6
		Jeremy Comerford	Labour	127	13.0	+4.7
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,137 (36.0%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 125 (11.0%)	Bill Douglas	Liberal Democrats	574	51.4	—
		Helen Plenty	Conservative	449	40.2	—
		Julie Lawrence	Labour	93	8.3	—

Chippenham Lowden and Rowden[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Judy Rooke (Lib Dem)
2013		Linda Packard (Lib Dem)
2017		Ross Henning (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,353 (37.0%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 133 (9.8%)	Ross Henning	Liberal Democrats	539	40.1	+7.9
		David Poole	Independent	406	30.2	—
		Paul Newman	Conservative	400	29.7	+9.5
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,590 Turnout: 1,088 (30.3%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 120 (11.0%)	Linda Packard	Liberal Democrats	349	32.2	–7.2
		Sandie Webb	Independent	229	21.1	—
		Andy Phillips	Conservative	219	20.2	–11.1
		John Clifford	UKIP	210	19.4	+0.1
		Nancy Webber	Labour	76	7.0	+0.8
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,194 (35.6%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 96 (8.0%)	Judy Rooke	Liberal Democrats	466	39.4	—
		Martin Singlehurst	Conservative	370	31.3	—
		Julie Lawrence	UKIP	228	19.3	—
		Jeremy Comerford	Labour	73	6.2	—
		Alan Phillips	Independent	47	4.0	—

Chippenham Monkton[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Chris Caswill (Lib Dem)
2013		Chris Caswill (Lib Dem)
Oct 2013		Chris Caswill (Ind)
2017		Nick Murry (Ind)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,585 (52.2%)	Independent gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 683 (43.1%)	Nick Murry	Independent	983	62.4	—
		Caroline Ramsey	Conservative	300	19.0	+6.6
		Matt Harding	Liberal Democrats	293	18.6	–51.7
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,059 Turnout: 1,419 (46.4%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 817 (57.6%)	Chris Caswill	Liberal Democrats	991	70.3	+0.9
		Bill Winn	Conservative	174	12.4	–7.6
		Henry Collier	UKIP	164	11.6	+4.2
		Benjamin Lawrence	Labour	80	5.7	+2.5
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,551 (55.2%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 763 (49.2%)	Chris Caswill	Liberal Democrats	1,073	69.4	—
		Janet Giles	Conservative	310	20.0	—
		Henry Collier	UKIP	114	7.4	—
		Benjamin Lawrence	Labour	50	3.2	—

Chippenham Pewsham[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Mark Packard (Lib Dem)
2013		Mark Packard (Lib Dem)
2017		Clare Cape (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,448 (42.0%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 44 (3.0%)	Clare Cape	Liberal Democrats	740	51.5	+3.7
	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 44 (3.0%)	Teresa Hutton	Conservative	696	48.5	+23.9
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,430 Turnout: 1,077 (31.4%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 250 (23.2%)	Mark Packard	Liberal Democrats	515	47.8	–8.1
		Teresa Hutton	Conservative	265	24.6	–15.3
		Andrew Meredith	UKIP	218	20.2	—
		Simon Jones	Labour	78	7.2	+3.0
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,462 (43.1%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 230 (15.7%)	Mark Packard	Liberal Democrats	806	55.9	—
		Viv Vines	Conservative	576	39.9	—
		Ian Perry	Labour	60	4.2	—

Chippenham Queens and Sheldon[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Desna Allen (Lib Dem)
2013		Desna Allen (Lib Dem)
2017		Ashley O'Neill (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,357 (41.3%)	Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 281 (20.7%)	Ashley O'Neill	Conservative	817	60.4	+27.9
		Desna Allen	Liberal Democrats	536	39.6	+4.4
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,341 Turnout: 1,245 (37.3%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 34 (2.7%)	Desna Allen	Liberal Democrats	438	35.2	–16.7
		Edward Gillams	Conservative	404	32.5	–8.8
		Jack Hosken	UKIP	256	20.6	—
		Graham Gee	Labour	145	11.7	+4.9
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,372 (40.3%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 142 (10.3%)	Desna Allen	Liberal Democrats	700	51.9	—
		Andy Phillips	Conservative	558	41.3	—
		Brian Healy	Labour	92	6.8	—

Corsham Pickwick[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Alan MacRae (Con)
2013		Alan MacRae (Con)
2017		Ruth Hopkinson (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,500 (39.8%)	Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative Majority: 152 (10.1%)	Ruth Hopkinson	Liberal Democrats	753	50.3	+36.7
		Alan MacRae	Conservative	601	40.2	+4.3
		William Gilbert	Labour	142	9.5	–12.4
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,837 Turnout: 1,189 (31.0%)	Conservative hold Majority: 85 (7.1%)	Alan MacRae	Conservative	424	35.9	+1.2
		Richard Crowder	UKIP	339	28.7	—
		Steve Abbott	Labour	259	21.9	+11.8
		Neil Pocock	Liberal Democrats	161	13.6	–11.0
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,534 (40.6%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 153 (10.0%)	Alan MacRae	Conservative	527	34.7	—
		Lorraine Roberts-Rance	Liberal Democrats	374	24.6	—
		Allan Bosley	Independent	353	23.2	—
		Christopher Lynch	Labour	154	10.1	—
		Michael Simpkins	BNP	111	7.3	—

Corsham Town[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Peter Davis (Con)
2013		Philip Whalley (Con)
2017		Philip Whalley (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,868 (49.0%)	Conservative hold Majority: 234 (12.5%)	Philip Whalley	Conservative	980	52.5	+12.8
		Kelly Duckhouse	Liberal Democrats	746	40.0	+6.5
		Steve Abbott	Labour	141	7.6	+0.3
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,767 Turnout: 1,630 (43.3%)	Conservative hold Majority: 101 (6.2%)	Philip Whalley	Conservative	646	39.7	+2.0
		Anne Lock	Liberal Democrats	545	33.5	+0.9
		Peter Sparks	UKIP	318	19.6	—
		Mike Perry	Labour	118	7.3	+4.5
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 2,077 (54.5%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 105 (5.1%)	Peter Davis	Conservative	778	37.7	—
		Issy Langsford	Liberal Democrats	673	32.6	—
		Nicholas Keyworth	Independent	487	23.6	—
		Tristan Simpkins	BNP	68	3.3	—
		Judith Hible	Labour	58	2.8	—

Corsham Without and Box Hill[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Dick Tonge (Con)
2013		Dick Tonge (Con)
2017		Ben Anderson (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,693 (41.3%)	Conservative hold Majority: 654 (38.6%)	Ben Anderson	Conservative	1,168	69.4	+12.8
	Conservative hold Majority: 654 (38.6%)	Tina Johnston	Green	514	30.6	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 4,026 Turnout: 1,462 (36.3%)	Conservative hold Majority: 558 (38.2%)	Dick Tonge	Conservative	825	56.6	–5.8
		Michael Thomas	UKIP	267	18.3	—
		June Yeatman	Liberal Democrats	190	13.0	–11.8
		Hilary Foord	Labour	175	12.0	–4.4
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,941 (49.6%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 728 (37.5%)	Dick Tonge	Conservative	1,208	62.4	—
		Linda Packard	Liberal Democrats	480	24.8	—
		Hilary Foord	Labour	147	7.6	—
		Michael Deacon	BNP	102	5.2	—

Cricklade and Latton[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Peter Colmer (Lib Dem)
2011		Peter Colmer (Ind)
May 2012		Peter Colmer (Con)
2013		Bob Jones (Lib Dem)
2017		Bob Jones (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,894 (48.7%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 40 (2.1%)	Bob Jones	Liberal Democrats	923	48.8	–7.8
		Peter Colmer	Conservative	883	46.7	+3.3
		Graham Davies	Labour	85	4.5	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,948 Turnout: 1,641 (41.6%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 215 (13.1%)	Bob Jones	Liberal Democrats	917	56.6	+21.9
	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 215 (13.1%)	Peter Colmer	Conservative	702	43.4	+12.0
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,848 (47.3%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 16 (0.9%)	Peter Colmer	Liberal Democrats	637	34.7	—
		Bob Jones	Independent	621	33.8	—
		Tony Clements	Conservative	577	31.4	—

Devizes and Roundway South[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Jeff Ody (Dev Guard)
2013		Simon Jacobs (Con)
2017		Simon Jacobs (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,532 (44.4%)	Conservative hold Majority: 319 (20.8%)	Simon Jacobs	Conservative	613	40.2	+6.0
		Chris Greenwood	Devizes Guardians	294	19.3	–10.7
		Chris Callow	Independent	177	11.6	—
		Ian Hopkins	Independent	168	11.0	–5.6
		Ivor Blackmore	Labour	146	9.6	–3.6
		James Kay	Liberal Democrats	128	8.4	+2.4
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,400 Turnout: 1,385 (40.7%)	Conservative gain from Devizes Guardians Majority: 58 (4.2%)	Simon Jacobs	Conservative	471	34.2	+3.0
		Jeff Ody	Devizes Guardians	413	30.0	–6.1
		Ian Hopkins	Independent	229	16.6	—
		Amanda Hopgood	Labour	182	13.2	–1.2
		Jasper Selwyn	Liberal Democrats	83	6.0	–2.3
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,529 (43.2%)	Devizes Guardians (new seat) Majority: 74 (4.8%)	Jeff Ody	Devizes Guardians	549	36.1	—
		Ray Parsons	Conservative	475	31.2	—
		Ray Taylor	Labour	219	14.4	—
		Carole Hensons	UKIP	153	10.1	—
		Richard Pitts	Liberal Democrats	127	8.3	—

Devizes East[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Jane Burton (Dev Guard)
2013		Peter Evans (Con)
2017		Peter Evans (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,135 (36.7%)	Conservative hold Majority: 207 (18.2%)	Peter Evans	Conservative	483	42.8	–2.0
		Jane Burton	Devizes Guardians	276	24.5	–7.8
		Alan Rankin	Liberal Democrats	192	17.0	—
		Laura Naylor	Labour	177	15.7	–7.2
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,140 Turnout: 978 (31.2%)	Conservative gain from Devizes Guardians Majority: 122 (12.5%)	Peter Evans	Conservative	436	44.8	+14.7
		Jane Burton	Devizes Guardians	314	32.3	–2.3
		Noel Woolrych	Labour	223	22.9	+10.5
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,075 (34.5%)	Devizes Guardians (new seat) Majority: 48 (4.5%)	Jane Burton	Devizes Guardians	369	34.6	—
		Peter Evans	Conservative	321	30.1	—
		John Ottaway	UKIP	162	15.2	—
		Noel Woolrych	Labour	132	12.4	—
		Jackie Watson	Liberal Democrats	84	7.9	—

Devizes North[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Nigel Carter (Dev Guard)
2013		Sue Evans (Con)
2017		Sue Evans (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,245 (38.7%)	Conservative hold Majority: 244 (19.6%)	Sue Evans	Conservative	579	46.8	+4.9
		Nigel Carter	Devizes Guardians	335	27.1	–9.4
		Simon Thomopson	Green	171	13.8	—
		Patricia Baxter	Labour	153	12.4	–9.2
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,284 Turnout: 1,090 (33.2%)	Conservative gain from Devizes Guardians Majority: 58 (5.3%)	Sue Evans	Conservative	453	41.9
		Nigel Carter	Devizes Guardians	395	36.5
		Susan Buxton	Labour	233	21.6
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,204 (41.0%)	Devizes Guardians (new seat) Majority: 14 (1.2%)	Nigel Carter	Devizes Guardians	381	31.8	—
		Paula Winchcombe	Conservative	367	30.7	—
		Ernie Giles	UKIP	148	12.4	—
		Rick Rowland	Liberal Democrats	128	10.7	—
		Ian Fletcher	Labour	101	8.4	—
		Mark Fletcher	Green	72	6.0	—

Downton and Ebble Valley[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Julian Johnson (Con)
2013		Julian Johnson (Con)
2017		Richard Clewer (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,464 (39.0%)	Conservative hold Majority: 736 (50.3%)	Richard Clewer	Conservative	944	64.7	+2.6
		Robert Steel	Green	208	14.3	—
		Ben Wynn	Labour	188	12.9	—
		Harry Ashcroft	Liberal Democrats	120	8.2	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,907 Turnout: 1,502 (38.4%)	Conservative hold Majority: 346 (23.0%)	Julian Johnson	Conservative	888	62.1	+7.1
	Conservative hold Majority: 346 (23.0%)	Ray Martin	UKIP	542	37.9	+21.6
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,629 (45.2%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 424 (26.0%)	Julian Johnson	Conservative	887	55.0	—
		Greg Condliffe	Liberal Democrats	463	28.7	—
		Pauline Pratt	UKIP	263	16.3	—

Durrington and Larkhill[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Graham Wright (Lib Dem)
2013		Graham Wright (Lib Dem)
Jul 2014		Graham Wright (Ind)
2017		Graham Wright (Ind)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,738 (34.9%)	Independent gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 1,039 (59.8%)	Graham Wright	Independent	1,384	80.1	—
		Jan Burns	Conservative	345	20.0	–1.6
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 4,912 Turnout: 1,454 (29.6%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 802 (55.2%)	Graham Wright	Liberal Democrats	1,106	78.4	+18.6
	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 802 (55.2%)	Beth Spencer	Conservative	304	21.6	–4.8
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,776 (40.1%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 590 (33.2%)	Graham Wright	Liberal Democrats	1,056	59.8	—
		Mark Baker	Conservative	466	26.4	—
		James Steele	UKIP	152	8.6	—
		Paul Holt	BNP	93	5.3	—

Ethandune[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Julie Swabey (Con)
2013		Linda Conley (Con)
By-election 6 March 2014		Jerry Wickham (Con)
2017		Jerry Wickham (Con)
By-election 19 September 2019		Suzanne Wickham (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
By-election, 19 September 2019 Turnout: 1,365 (38.0%)	Conservative hold Majority: 191 (14.0%)	Suzanne Wickham	Conservative	778	57.0	–14.8
	Conservative hold Majority: 191 (14.0%)	Alan Rankin	Liberal Democrats	587	43.0	+14.8
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,492 (41.3%)	Conservative hold Majority: 643 (43.1%)	Jerry Wickham	Conservative	1,059	71.8	+36.2
	Conservative hold Majority: 643 (43.1%)	Anne Ball	Liberal Democrats	416	28.2	+0.6
By-election, 6 March 2014 Electorate: 3,624 Turnout: 1,352 (37.3%)	Conservative hold Majority: 108 (8.0%)	Jerry Wickham	Conservative	480	35.6	–25.1
		Carole King	Liberal Democrats	372	27.6	+3.0
		Rod Eaton	UKIP	236	17.5	—
		Francis Morland	Independent	192	14.2	—
		Shaun Henley	Labour	69	5.1	–9.7
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,578 Turnout: 1,276 (35.7%)	Conservative hold Majority: 445 (34.9%)	Linda Conley	Conservative	748	60.7	–1.0
		Maurice Flanagan	Liberal Democrats	303	24.6	–4.1
		Janet Snooks	Labour	182	14.8	–5.2
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,649 (45.9%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 537 (32.6%)	Julie Swabey	Conservative	1,004	61.7	—
		Christine Chilcott	Liberal Democrats	467	28.7	—
		Janet Snooks	Labour	157	9.6	—

Fovant and Chalke Valley[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Jose Green (Con)
2013		Jose Green (Con)
2017		Jose Green (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,501 (44.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 632 (42.1%)	Jose Green	Conservative	971	65.0	—
		William Holmes	Independent	339	22.7	—
		Oliver Holdsworth	Liberal Democrats	185	12.4	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013	Conservative hold	Jose Green	Conservative	unopposed
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,690 (49.2%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 748 (44.3%)	Jose Green	Conservative	1,210	72.4	—
	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 748 (44.3%)	Stephen Radford	Liberal Democrats	462	27.6	—

Hilperton[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Ernie Clark (Ind)
2013		Ernie Clark (Ind)
2017		Ernie Clark (Ind)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,692 (43.3%)	Independent hold Majority: 1,134 (67.0%)	Ernie Clark	Independent	1,342	79.6	–7.8
		Charles Russ	Conservative	208	12.3	+4.5
		George Stanton	Liberal Democrats	135	8.0	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,752 Turnout: 1,530 (40.8%)	Independent hold Majority: 1,211 (79.2%)	Ernie Clark	Independent	1,329	87.4	+10.1
		Christopher McKell	Conservative	118	7.8	–6.0
		Nicholas Harding	Labour	74	4.9	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,815 (50.1%)	Independent (new seat) Majority: 1,152 (63.5%)	Ernie Clark	Independent	1,402	77.3	—
		Trace Senior	Conservative	250	13.8	—
		Poz Watson	Liberal Democrats	162	8.9	—

Holt and Staverton[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Trevor Carbin (Lib Dem)
2013		Trevor Carbin (Lib Dem)
2017		Trevor Carbin (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,466 (42.0%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 419 (28.6%)	Trevor Carbin	Liberal Democrats	941	64.3	+18.9
	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 419 (28.6%)	Richard Warren	Conservative	522	35.7	+5.7
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,481 Turnout: 1,170 (33.6%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 179 (15.3%)	Trevor Carbin	Liberal Democrats	529	45.4	–10.7
		Robert Floyd	Conservative	350	30.0	–10.8
		Geoffrey Cannell	UKIP	204	17.5	—
		Becky Harrison	Labour	82	7.0	+4.0
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,460 (45.8%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 221 (15.1%)	Trevor Carbin	Liberal Democrats	811	56.1	—
		Carolyn Walker	Conservative	590	40.8	—
		Barrie Womersley	Labour	44	3.0	—

Kington[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Howard Greenman (Con)
2013		Howard Greenman (Con)
2017		Howard Greenman (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,817 (45.4%)	Conservative hold Majority: 877 (48.3%)	Howard Greenman	Conservative	1,257	69.2	+6.0
		Matt Bragg	Liberal Democrats	380	20.9	+4.5
		Liam Stokes	Labour	179	9.9	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,734 Turnout: 1,526 (40.9%)	Conservative hold Majority: 644 (42.2%)	Howard Greenman	Conservative	953	63.2	–4.4
		John Knight	UKIP	309	20.5	—
		Matt Bragg	Liberal Democrats	247	16.4	–8.2
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,758 (55.2%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 749 (42.6%)	Howard Greenman	Conservative	1,178	67.6	—
		Michael Short	Liberal Democrats	429	24.6	—
		Sam Knight	Labour	137	7.9	—

Laverstock, Ford and Old Sarum[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Ian McLennan (Lab)
2013		Ian McLennan (Lab)
2017		Ian McLennan (Lab)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,660 (41.7%)	Labour hold Majority: 443 (26.7%)	Ian McLennan	Labour	1,050	63.4	–11.1
	Labour hold Majority: 443 (26.7%)	Mark McClelland	Conservative	607	36.6	+11.1
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,355 Turnout: 1,086 (32.4%)	Labour hold Majority: 525 (48.3%)	Ian McLennan	Labour	799	74.5	+26.6
	Labour hold Majority: 525 (48.3%)	Robert Price-Powell	Conservative	274	25.5	–4.5
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,370 (49.6%)	Labour (new seat) Majority: 243 (17.7%)	Ian McLennan	Labour	652	47.9	—
		Catherine Hollis	Conservative	409	30.0	—
		Patrick Houston	UKIP	180	13.2	—
		Hilary Phelps	Liberal Democrats	121	8.9	—

Ludgershall and Perham Down[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Christopher Williams (Con)
2013		Christopher Williams (Con)
2017		Christopher Williams (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 976 (26.6%)	Conservative hold Majority: 579 (59.3%)	Christopher Williams	Conservative	679	70.0	—
		Ed Lambert	Liberal Democrats	100	10.3	—
		Les Webster	UKIP	98	10.1	—
		Teresa Thornton	Green	94	9.7	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013	Conservative hold	Christopher Williams	Conservative	unopposed
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,142 (31.9%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 313 (27.4%)	Christopher Williams	Conservative	590	51.9	—
		Frank Bovingdon	UKIP	277	24.4	—
		Bryan Castle	Liberal Democrats	170	15.0	—
		Gary Gordon	Labour	100	8.8	—

Lyneham[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Allison Bucknell (Con)
2013		Allison Bucknell (Con)
2017		Allison Bucknell (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,227 (38.7%)	Conservative hold Majority: 721 (58.8%)	Allison Bucknell	Conservative	938	77.0	+18.0
		Trudie Clarkson	Liberal Democrats	217	17.8	+5.0
		Terry Crouchman	Labour	64	5.3	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,151 Turnout: 1,051 (33.4%)	Conservative hold Majority: 322 (30.6%)	Allison Bucknell	Conservative	617	59.0	–3.4
		Roger Luffman	UKIP	295	28.2	—
		John Webb	Liberal Democrats	134	12.8	–14.7
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,451 (40.1%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 504 (34.7%)	Allison Bucknell	Conservative	900	62.4	—
		John Webb	Liberal Democrats	396	27.5	—
		James Elford	Independent	146	10.1	—

Malmesbury[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Simon Killane (Lib Dem)
2013		Simon Killane (Lib Dem)
Oct 2013		Simon Killane (Ind)
2017		Gavin Grant (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,761 (43.1%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 247 (14.0%)	Gavin Grant	Liberal Democrats	946	53.9	+5.7
		Frances Sheppard	Conservative	699	39.8	+11.6
		Fred Price	Labour	110	6.3	–1.7
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 4,105 Turnout: 1,635 (39.8%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 325 (19.9%)	Simon Killane	Liberal Democrats	785	48.2	+2.6
		Ray Sanderson	Conservative	460	28.2	–2.2
		Bill Blake	UKIP	254	15.6	+6.6
		David Wallington	Labour	130	8.0	+5.6
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,819 (49.2%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 274 (15.1%)	Simon Killane	Liberal Democrats	823	45.6	—
		Rachel Miles	Conservative	549	30.4	—
		Ray Sanderson	Independent	227	12.6	—
		Bill Blake	UKIP	162	9.0	—
		Fred Price	Labour	44	2.4	—

Marlborough East[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Peggy Dow (Lib Dem)
Nov 2012		Peggy Dow (Ind)
2013		Stewart Dobson (Con)
2017		Stewart Dobson (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,217 (37.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 459 (37.7%)	Stewart Dobson	Conservative	733	60.5	+28.4
		Alexander Kirk Wilson	Liberal Democrats	274	22.6	+10.8
		Katherine Davis	Labour	205	16.9	+8.6
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,293 Turnout: 1,103 (33.5%)	Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 29 (2.6%)	Stewart Dobson	Conservative	352	32.1	+1.7
		Nigel Kerton	Independent	323	29.4	—
		Peggy Dow	Independent	203	18.5	—
		Susan Knowles	Liberal Democrats	129	11.8	–39.6
		Alan Cox	Labour	91	8.3	+3.0
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,239 (40.8%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 259 (20.9%)	Peggy Dow	Liberal Democrats	636	51.4	—
		Marian Hannaford	Conservative	377	30.4	—
		Caroline Goodfellow	UKIP	159	12.9	—
		Brian McClintock	Labour	65	5.3	—

Marlborough West[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Nick Fogg (Ind)
2013		Nick Fogg (Ind)
2017		Nick Fogg (Ind)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,385 (46.6%)	Independent hold Majority: 247 (17.8%)	Nick Fogg	Independent	754	54.6	–0.9
		Tamara Reay	Conservative	507	36.7	–2.2
		Sylvia Card	Labour	121	8.8	+2.9
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,054 Turnout: 1,221 (40.0%)	Independent hold Majority: 206 (16.9%)	Nick Fogg	Independent	674	55.5	–3.5
		Noel Barrett-Morton	Conservative	468	38.9	+6.8
		Pauline Lively	Labour	72	5.9	+2.4
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,516 (50.0%)	Independent (new seat) Majority: 404 (26.6%)	Nick Fogg	Independent	886	59.0	—
		Stewart Dobson	Conservative	482	32.1	—
		Lincoln Williams	UKIP	82	5.5	—
		Madeline Urquhart	Labour	52	3.5	—

Melksham Central[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Steve Petty (Lib Dem)
2013		David Pollitt (UKIP)
2017		Hayley Spencer (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,284 (33.7%)	Liberal Democrats gain from UKIP Majority: 102 (7.9%)	Hayley Spencer	Liberal Democrats	481	37.9	+8.2
		Mike Swanton	Conservative	379	29.8	+6.2
		David Pollitt	UKIP	152	12.0	–21.5
		Martin Pain	Independent	150	11.8	—
		Paul Grainger	Labour	108	8.5	–4.7
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,733 Turnout: 1,108 (29.7%)	UKIP gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 42 (3.8%)	David Pollitt	UKIP	370	33.5	—
		Steve Petty	Liberal Democrats	328	29.7	–16.5
		Claire Forgacs	Conservative	260	23.6	–21.0
		Ian Tait	Labour	146	13.2	+4.0
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,219 (32.7%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 20 (1.6%)	Steve Petty	Liberal Democrats	554	46.2	—
		Phil Alford	Conservative	534	44.6	—
		Jo Sibley	Labour	110	9.2	—

Melksham North[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Rod Eaton (Con)
2013		Pat Aves (Lib Dem)
2017		Pat Aves (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,311 (36.3%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 71 (5.4%)	Pat Aves	Liberal Democrats	590	45.5	+13.7
		Nick Holder	Conservative	519	40.0	+11.0
		Geoff Mitcham	Independent	104	8.0	—
		Richard Wiltshire	Independent	85	6.6	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,394 Turnout: 1,119 (33.0%)	Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative Majority: 31 (2.8%)	Pat Aves	Liberal Democrats	354	31.8	–9.6
		Ben Anderson	Conservative	323	29.0	–23.1
		Michael Taylor	UKIP	251	22.5	—
		Margaret White	Labour	106	9.5	+3.1
		Christopher Petty	Independent	80	7.2	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,044 (31.5%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 110 (10.5%)	Rod Eaton	Conservative	535	52.1	—
		Andrew Clayton	Liberal Democrats	425	41.4	—
		Margaret White	Labour	66	6.4	—

Melksham South[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Jon Hubbard (Lib Dem)
2013		Jon Hubbard (Lib Dem)
2017		Jon Hubbard (Lib Dem)
Jan 2020		Jon Hubbard (Ind)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,544 (38.7%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 561 (36.3%)	Jon Hubbard	Liberal Democrats	1,045	68.4	+17.5
	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 561 (36.3%)	Mike Sankey	Conservative	484	31.7	+16.8
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 4,005 Turnout: 1,485 (37.1%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 339 (22.8%)	Jon Hubbard	Liberal Democrats	750	50.9	–13.3
		Rod Eaton	UKIP	411	27.9	—
		Phil Alford	Conservative	220	14.9	–15.9
		Anna Keen	Labour	94	6.4	+1.4
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,748 (44.2%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 581 (33.2%)	Jon Hubbard	Liberal Democrats	1,117	64.2	—
		Richard Wiltshire	Conservative	536	30.8	—
		James McGee	Labour	87	5.0	—

Melksham Without North[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Mark Griffiths (Con)
2013		Terry Chivers (Ind)
2017		Phil Alford (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,871 (43.3%)	Conservative gain from Independent Majority: 181 (9.7%)	Phil Alford	Conservative	1,019	54.9	+28.4
	Conservative gain from Independent Majority: 181 (9.7%)	Terry Chivers	Independent	838	45.1	+4.2
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,695 Turnout: 1,566 (42.4%)	Independent gain from Conservative Majority: 223 (14.2%)	Terry Chivers	Independent	634	40.9	—
		Mark Griffiths	Conservative	411	26.5	–31.5
		Caroline Stephens	UKIP	391	25.2	—
		Julie Lawrence	Labour	115	7.4	–0.6
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,592 (46.4%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 370 (23.2%)	Mark Griffiths	Conservative	906	57.8	—
		David Bolwell	Liberal Democrats	536	34.2	—
		James Elford	Labour	126	8.0	—

Melksham Without South[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Roy While (Con)
2013		Roy While (Con)
2017		Roy While (Con)
By-election 24 October 2019		Nick Holder (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
By-election, 24 October 2019 Turnout: 992 (24.8%)	Conservative hold Majority: 205 (20.9%)	Nick Holder	Conservative	593	60.4	+5.1
By-election, 24 October 2019 Turnout: 992 (24.8%)	Conservative hold Majority: 205 (20.9%)	Vanessa Fiorelli	Liberal Democrats	388	39.6	+21.5
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,289 (32.0%)	Conservative hold Majority: 477 (37.0%)	Roy While	Conservative	709	55.3	+14.4
		Ryan Clarke	Liberal Democrats	232	18.1	+5.9
		Paul Carter	UKIP	178	13.9	–24.5
		Steve Petty	Independent	163	12.7	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,951 Turnout: 1,170 (29.6%)	Conservative hold Majority: 29 (2.5%)	Roy While	Conservative	478	40.9	–0.6
		Paul Carter	UKIP	449	38.4	+26.6
		Terri Welch	Liberal Democrats	142	12.2	–14.1
		Sian McLaughlin	Labour	99	8.5	+3.2
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,380 (37.3%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 210 (15.2%)	Roy While	Conservative	571	41.5	—
		Terri Welch	Liberal Democrats	361	26.3	—
		Paul Carter	UKIP	162	11.8	—
		Mike Sankey	Independent	116	8.4	—
		Mark Kennedy	BNP	92	6.7	—
		Louise Smith	Labour	73	5.3	—

Mere[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		George Jeans (Ind)
2013		George Jeans (Ind)
2017		George Jeans (Ind)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 2,010 (57.9%)	Independent hold Majority: 940 (46.8%)	George Jeans	Independent	1,339	66.9	–9.3
		Mike Liddicoat	Conservative	399	19.9	+4.1
		John Jordan	Labour	264	13.2	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,517 Turnout: 1,927 (54.8%)	Independent hold Majority: 1,161 (60.2%)	George Jeans	Independent	1,464	76.2	+21.7
		Richard Beattie	Conservative	303	15.8	–24.9
		Patricia Barter	UKIP	154	8.0	+3.1
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 2,190 (61.4%)	Independent (new seat) Majority: 301 (13.7%)	George Jeans	Independent	1,188	54.5	—
		Catherine Spencer	Conservative	887	40.7	—
		Patricia Walker	UKIP	107	4.9	—

Minety[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Carole Soden (Con)
2013		Chuck Berry (Con)
2017		Chuck Berry (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,535 (40.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 843 (54.9%)	Chuck Berry	Conservative	1,137	74.3	+21.7
		Nicola Middleton	Liberal Democrats	294	19.2	–9.5
		Hilary Foord	Labour	99	6.5	–1.2
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,834 Turnout: 1,637 (42.7%)	Conservative hold Majority: 369 (22.5%)	Chuck Berry	Conservative	857	52.6	–22.9
		Tim Wadsworth	UKIP	488	30.0	—
		Jenny Stratton	Liberal Democrats	158	9.7	–11.0
		Jane Fletcher	Labour	125	7.7	–3.9
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,959 (51.1%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 1,062 (54.2%)	Carole Soden	Conservative	1,464	75.5	—
		Russell Dabson	Liberal Democrats	402	20.7	—
		Pauline Smith	Labour	73	3.8	—

Nadder and East Knoyle[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Bridget Wayman (Con)
2013		Bridget Wayman (Con)
2017		Bridget Wayman (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,447 (41.5%)	Conservative hold Majority: 486 (33.6%)	Bridget Wayman	Conservative	964	66.9	+4.4
	Conservative hold Majority: 486 (33.6%)	Jill Caudle	Liberal Democrats	478	33.2	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,426 Turnout: 1,340 (39.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 510 (38.1%)	Bridget Wayman	Conservative	831	62.5	+10.5
		Tim Barter	UKIP	321	24.1	+9.6
		John Jordan	Labour	178	13.4	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,801 (51.6%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 330 (18.3%)	Bridget Wayman	Conservative	923	52.0	—
		David Parker	Independent	593	33.4	—
		David Boyden	UKIP	258	14.5	—

Pewsey[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Jerry Kunkler (Con)
2013		Jerry Kunkler (Con)
2017		Jerry Kunkler (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,514 (39.4%)	Conservative hold Majority: 836 (55.2%)	Jerry Kunkler	Conservative	1,085	72.1	–2.1
		David Leighton	Liberal Democrats	249	16.6	—
		Hannah White-Overton	Labour	170	11.3	–14.6
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,732 Turnout: 1,299 (34.8%)	Conservative hold Majority: 609 (46.9%)	Jerry Kunkler	Conservative	935	74.2	+23.8
	Conservative hold Majority: 609 (46.9%)	Yvonne Bradbury	Labour	326	25.9	+20.8
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,748 (47.3%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 461 (26.4%)	Jerry Kunkler	Conservative	878	50.4	—
		John Cooke	Independent	417	23.9	—
		Tricia Cavill	Liberal Democrats	185	10.6	—
		Marilyn Day	UKIP	174	10.0	—
		Christine Jenkins	Labour	88	5.1	—

Pewsey Vale[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Robert Hall (Con)
2013		Paul Oatway (Con)
2017		Paul Oatway (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,382 (39.2%)	Conservative hold Majority: 888 (64.3%)	Paul Oatway	Conservative	1,064	77.3	+12.9
		Fiona Hornby	Liberal Democrats	176	12.8	–9.5
		Michael Bohan	Labour	137	10.0	–3.3
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,633 Turnout: 1,269 (34.9%)	Conservative hold Majority: 528 (41.6%)	Paul Oatway	Conservative	808	64.4	+20.0
		Fiona Hornby	Liberal Democrats	280	22.3	+1.2
		Fritha Costain	Labour	167	13.3	+9.4
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,719 (47.9%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 400 (23.3%)	Robert Hall	Conservative	762	44.4	—
		Fiona Hornby	Liberal Democrats	362	21.1	—
		Tony Molland	Independent	276	16.1	—
		Brian Doherty	UKIP	249	14.5	—
		Frank Jeffrey	Labour	66	3.9	—

Purton[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Jacqui Lay (Con)
2013		Jacqui Lay (Con)
2017		Jacqui Lay (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,337 (32.2%)	Conservative hold Majority: 656 (49.1%)	Jacqui Lay	Conservative	991	74.7	+3.9
	Conservative hold Majority: 656 (49.1%)	Kate Blye	Liberal Democrats	335	25.3	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,451 Turnout: 1,010 (29.3%)	Conservative hold Majority: 414 (41.0%)	Jacqui Lay	Conservative	705	70.8	+18.1
	Conservative hold Majority: 414 (41.0%)	Geoffrey Greenaway	Independent	291	29.2	+6.9
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,438 (43.5%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 396 (27.5%)	Jacqui Lay	Conservative	753	52.7	—
		Trudie Clarkson	Liberal Democrats	357	25.0	—
		Geoffrey Greenaway	Independent	319	22.3	—

Redlynch and Landford[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Leo Randall (Con)
2013		Leo Randall (Con)
2017		Leo Randall (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,535 (41.0%)	Conservative hold Majority: 704 (45.9%)	Leo Randall	Conservative	1,020	66.5	+7.9
		Martin Rosell	Liberal Democrats	316	20.6	—
		Finbarr Sheehan	Labour	198	12.9	–2.5
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,748 Turnout: 1,241 (33.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 402 (32.4%)	Leo Randall	Conservative	724	58.6	–7.3
		Ivor Bleaney	UKIP	322	26.1	—
		Lindley Owen	Labour	190	15.4	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,654 (44.4%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 516 (31.2%)	Leo Randall	Conservative	1,071	65.9	—
	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 516 (31.2%)	Malcolm Adams	Liberal Democrats	555	34.1	—

Roundway[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Laura Mayes (Con)
2013		Laura Mayes (Con)
2017		Laura Mayes (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,215 (34.9%)	Conservative hold Majority: 701 (57.7%)	Laura Mayes	Conservative	838	69.0	+5.1
		Kathleen Shaw	Labour	137	11.3	+1.3
		Geoff Brewer	Green	124	10.2	—
		Alasdair Kirkpatrick	Liberal Democrats	115	9.5	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,346 Turnout: 1,071 (32.0%)	Conservative hold Majority: 401 (37.4%)	Laura Mayes	Conservative	678	63.9	+18.7
		Andy Geddes	Devizes Guardians	277	26.1	+8.4
		Jim Thorpe	Labour	106	10.0	+3.7
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,159 (38.7%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 312 (26.9%)	Laura Mayes	Conservative	522	45.2	—
		Mark Fell	Liberal Democrats	210	18.2	—
		Ted East	Devizes Guardians	204	17.7	—
		Philip Maslen	UKIP	147	12.7	—
		Jim Thorpe	Labour	73	6.3	—

Royal Wootton Bassett East[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Mollie Groom (Con)
2013		Mollie Groom (Con)
2017		Mollie Groom (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,512 (39.2%)	Conservative hold Majority: 769 (50.9%)	Mollie Groom	Conservative	1,048	69.9	–3.9
		Simon Hodkinson	Liberal Democrats	279	18.6	–7.6
		James Sexton	Labour	174	11.6	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,707 Turnout: 1,240 (33.5%)	Conservative hold Majority: 572 (46.1%)	Mollie Groom	Conservative	887	73.8	+2.9
	Conservative hold Majority: 572 (46.1%)	Steve Walls	Liberal Democrats	315	26.2	–2.9
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,491 (41.0%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 620 (41.6%)	Mollie Groom	Conservative	1,051	70.9	—
	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 620 (41.6%)	Keith Dixon	Liberal Democrats	431	29.1	—

Royal Wootton Bassett North[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Bill Roberts (Con)
2013		Mary Champion (Con)
2017		Mary Champion (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,418 (39.5%)	Conservative hold Majority: 234 (16.5%)	Mary Champion	Conservative	744	52.6	+6.6
		Steve Walls	Liberal Democrats	510	36.1	+7.0
		Heather Reilly	Labour	160	11.3	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,628 Turnout: 1,059 (29.2%)	Conservative hold Majority: 178 (16.8%)	Mary Champion	Conservative	484	46.0	–6.4
		Marion Sweet	Liberal Democrats	306	29.1	–18.5
		Rosemary Webb	UKIP	262	24.9	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,346 (37.1%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 62 (4.6%)	Bill Roberts	Conservative	689	52.4	—
	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 62 (4.6%)	Steve Walls	Liberal Democrats	627	47.6	—

Royal Wootton Bassett South[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Peter Doyle (Con)
2013		Chris Hurst (Lib Dem)
2017		Chris Hurst (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 2,164 (44.0%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 198 (9.1%)	Chris Hurst	Liberal Democrats	1,061	49.2	+9.5
		Paul Heaphy	Conservative	863	40.0	+3.1
		Ron Bardwell	Labour	132	6.1	–0.1
		Peter Doyle	Independent	102	4.7	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 4,333 Turnout: 1,641 (37.9%)	Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative Majority: 45 (2.7%)	Chris Hurst	Liberal Democrats	647	39.7	+1.5
		Peter Doyle	Conservative	602	36.9	–5.2
		Peter Smith	UKIP	280	17.2	+1.8
		Fred Price	Labour	101	6.2	+1.9
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,621 (41.8%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 62 (3.8%)	Peter Doyle	Conservative	680	42.1	—
		Jenny Stratton	Liberal Democrats	618	38.2	—
		Peter Smith	UKIP	248	15.4	—
		Ellis Webb	Labour	70	4.3	—

Salisbury Bemerton[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Ricky Rogers (Lab)
2013		Ricky Rogers (Lab)
2017		Ricky Rogers (Lab)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,232 (28.0%)	Labour hold Majority: 160 (13.0%)	Ricky Rogers	Labour	568	46.3	–11.0
		Gavin Barrett	Conservative	408	33.2	+14.6
		Dean Palethorpe	UKIP	92	7.5	–16.6
		Robert Steel	Liberal Democrats	87	7.1	—
		Julie Richardson	Green	73	5.9	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 4,487 Turnout: 982 (21.9%)	Labour hold Majority: 324 (33.0%)	Ricky Rogers	Labour	559	57.3	+19.8
		Tony Morland	UKIP	235	24.1	–8.3
		Laura Mason	Conservative	181	18.6	–3.8
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,229 (30.5%)	Labour (new seat) Majority: 183 (14.9%)	Ricky Rogers	Labour	456	37.5	—
		Penny Brown	Conservative	273	22.4	—
		John Abbott	Liberal Democrats	212	17.4	—
		Tony Morland	UKIP	192	15.8	—
		Luci Taylor	BNP	84	6.9	—

Salisbury Fisherton and Bemerton Village[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Christopher Cochrane (Con)
2013		John Walsh (Lab)
2017		John Walsh (Lab)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,379 (39.9%)	Labour hold Majority: 67 (4.9%)	John Walsh	Labour	472	34.3	–2.2
		Jeremy Nettle	Conservative	405	29.5	–6.9
		Mark Duly	Liberal Democrats	208	15.1	–12.0
		Christopher Cochrane	Independent	139	10.1	—
		Alison Craig	Green	102	7.4	—
		Paddy Singh	UKIP	49	3.6	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,392 Turnout: 1,084 (32.0%)	Labour gain from Conservative Majority: 1 (0.1%)	John Walsh	Labour	388	36.5	+12.4
		Christopher Cochrane	Conservative	387	36.4	–3.4
		Jo Broom	Liberal Democrats	288	27.1	–9.1
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,277 (36.4%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 45 (3.5%)	Christopher Cochrane	Conservative	496	39.8	—
		Jo Broom	Liberal Democrats	451	36.2	—
		John Walsh	Labour	300	24.1	—

Salisbury Harnham[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Brian Dalton (Lib Dem)
2013		Brian Dalton (Lib Dem)
2017		Brian Dalton (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,862 (45.5%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 71 (3.8%)	Brian Dalton	Liberal Democrats	827	44.5	–3.3
		Simon Jackson	Conservative	756	40.7	+8.9
		Merrin Holroyd	Labour	112	6.0	–0.9
		Peter Matthews	Green	97	5.2	—
		Naomi King	UKIP	66	3.6	–9.9
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,994 Turnout: 1,473 (36.9%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 236 (16.0%)	Brian Dalton	Liberal Democrats	703	47.8
		John McGarry	Conservative	467	31.8
		Anthony Von Roretz	UKIP	199	13.5
		Clare Moody	Labour	101	6.9	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,651 (44.6%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 57 (3.5%)	Brian Dalton	Liberal Democrats	745	45.5	—
		Frank Dobson	Conservative	688	42.0	—
		Susan Shearn	UKIP	206	12.6	—

Salisbury St Edmund and Milford[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Paul Sample (Lib Dem)
2013		Helena McKeown (Lib Dem)
By-election 26 November 2015		Atiqul Hoque (Con)
2017		Atiqul Hoque (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,619 (44.4%)	Conservative hold Majority: 103 (6.4%)	Atiqul Hoque	Conservative	654	40.5	+3.8
		Bobbie Chettleburgh	Liberal Democrats	551	34.1	+13.2
		Clive Vincent	Labour	209	12.9	–7.1
		Sue Wright	Green	182	11.3	–7.3
		Colin Skelton	Together We Can Reform	21	1.3	—
By-election, 26 November 2015 Electorate: 3,638 Turnout: 1,163 (32.0%)	Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 183 (15.7%)	Atiqul Hoque	Conservative	425	36.7	+13.7
		Greg Condliffe	Liberal Democrats	242	20.9	–22.1
		Mark Timbrell	Labour	232	20.0	+5.5
		Michael Pope	Green	215	18.6	+11.1
		Diana Dallimore	Independent	45	3.9	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,654 Turnout: 1,228 (33.6%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 245 (20.0%)	Helena McKeown	Liberal Democrats	526	43.0	–12.4
		Glen D'Mello	Conservative	281	23.0	–0.8
		Mark Timbrell	Labour	177	14.5	+6.7
		Fiona McWilliam	UKIP	148	12.1	–1.0
		Michael Pope	Green	92	7.5	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,547 (41.3%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 485 (31.4%)	Paul Sample	Liberal Democrats	849	55.4	—
		Jon Rodell	Conservative	364	23.8	—
		Fiona McWilliam	UKIP	201	13.1	—
		Clare Moody	Labour	119	7.8	—

Salisbury St Francis and Stratford[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Mary Douglas (Con)
2013		Mary Douglas (Con)
2017		Mary Douglas (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,845 (45.0%)	Conservative hold Majority: 313 (17.0%)	Mary Douglas	Conservative	909	49.4	–4.7
		Julian Ellis	Liberal Democrats	596	32.4	+12.3
		Richard Bolton	Green	187	10.2	–1.7
		Steve Wadsworth	Labour	147	8.0	–12.1
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 4,096 Turnout: 1,536 (37.5%)	Conservative hold Majority: 519 (33.8%)	Mary Douglas	Conservative	825	54.1	+0.4
		Angela Lawson	Labour	306	20.1	+14.9
		James Robertson	Liberal Democrats	214	14.0	–27.1
		Sue Wright	Green	181	11.9	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,906 (46.6%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 241 (12.6%)	Mary Douglas	Conservative	1,024	53.7	—
		Tony Thorpe	Liberal Democrats	783	41.1	—
		Mark Riches	Labour	99	5.2	—

Salisbury St Marks and Bishopdown[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Bill Moss (Con)
2013		Derek Brown (Con)
2017		Derek Brown (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,496 (37.2%)	Conservative hold Majority: 255 (17.0%)	Derek Brown	Conservative	671	45.0	–12.4
		Hilary Davidson	Independent	416	27.9	—
		Rebecca Foster	Liberal Democrats	241	16.2	+0.2
		Tom Mettyear	Labour	164	11.0	–15.6
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,466 Turnout: 1,090 (31.5%)	Conservative hold Majority: 329 (30.2%)	Bill Moss	Conservative	614	57.4	+19.0
		Mark Wareham	Labour	285	26.6	+20.7
		Barrie Sinclair-Kemp	Liberal Democrats	171	16.0	–16.7
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,418 (41.6%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 80 (5.6%)	Bill Moss	Conservative	539	38.4	—
		James Robertson	Liberal Democrats	459	32.7	—
		Deborah Roberts	Independent	322	23.0	—
		Clive Vincent	Labour	83	5.9	—

Salisbury St Martins and Cathedral[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		John Brady (Con)
2013		Ian Tomes (Lab)
2017		Sven Hocking (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 2,007 (48.0%)	Conservative gain from Labour Majority: 118 (5.9%)	Sven Hocking	Conservative	817	41.0	+9.8
		Ian Tomes	Labour	699	35.1	–6.2
		Greg Condliffe	Liberal Democrats	313	15.7	+9.3
		Teresa Fallon	Green	115	5.8	–0.2
		Frances Howard	UKIP	50	2.5	–12.7
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 4,333 Turnout: 1,685 (38.9%)	Labour gain from Conservative Majority: 169 (10.0%)	Ian Tomes	Labour	693	41.3	+14.6
		John Brady	Conservative	524	31.2	–0.2
		Frances Howard	UKIP	256	15.2	+4.2
		John Holt	Liberal Democrats	107	6.4	–24.6
		Ken Black	Green	100	6.0	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,938 (44.8%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 8 (0.4%)	John Brady	Conservative	605	31.4	—
		Bobbie Chettleburgh	Liberal Democrats	597	31.0	—
		Ian Tomes	Labour	515	26.7	—
		Frances Howard	UKIP	212	11.0	—

Salisbury St Pauls[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Richard Clewer (Con)
2013		Richard Clewer (Con)
2017		Matthew Dean (Con)
Dec 2018		Matthew Dean (Ind)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,462 (39.3%)	Conservative hold Majority: 326 (22.3%)	Matthew Dean	Conservative	650	44.7	+11.7
		Paul Sample	Liberal Democrats	324	22.3	+15.1
		Caroline Corbin	Labour	301	20.7	–7.1
		Benji Goehl	Green	180	12.4	–2.6
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,657 Turnout: 1,156 (31.6%)	Conservative hold Majority: 59 (5.1%)	Richard Clewer	Conservative	378	33.0	+5.5
		Steven Fear	Labour	319	27.8	+6.0
		Justin Smith	Independent	195	17.0	—
		Benji Goehl	Green	172	15.0	—
		Robert Steel	Liberal Democrats	83	7.2	–15.7
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,300 (36.9%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 59 (4.5%)	Richard Clewer	Conservative	353	27.5	—
		Robert Steel	Liberal Democrats	294	22.9	—
		Paul Clegg	Labour	280	21.8	—
		Andrew Roberts	Independent	268	20.9	—
		Graham Prior	Independent	89	6.9	—

Sherston[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		John Thomson (Con)
2013		John Thomson (Con)
2017		John Thomson (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,683 (42.0%)	Conservative hold Majority: 732 (43.5%)	John Thomson	Conservative	1,150	68.6	–6.0
		Martin Smith	Liberal Democrats	418	24.9	+10.9
		Steven Clark	Labour	108	6.4	–5.0
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,951 Turnout: 1,408 (35.6%)	Conservative hold Majority: 842 (59.8%)	John Thomson	Conservative	1,037	74.6	+4.2
		Marc Brown	Liberal Democrats	195	14.0	–11.5
		Peter Baldrey	Labour	158	11.4	+7.2
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,859 (50.7%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 829 (44.6%)	John Thomson	Conservative	1,299	70.4	—
		Ian Ashby	Liberal Democrats	470	25.5	—
		Susan Ford	Labour	77	4.2	—

Southwick[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Tony Phillips (Con)
By-election 3 September 2009		Francis Morland (Ind)
2013		Horace Prickett (Con)
2017		Horace Prickett (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,415 (39.9%)	Conservative hold Majority: 883 (62.4%)	Horace Prickett	Conservative	1,142	81.5	+39.2
	Conservative hold Majority: 883 (62.4%)	Kevin Cottrell	Liberal Democrats	259	18.5	+14.5
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,479 Turnout: 1,169 (33.6%)	Conservative gain from Independent Majority: 19 (16.3%)	Horace Prickett	Conservative	500	42.3	+16.0
		Francis Morland	Independent	481	41.3	+4.0
		Andrew Hungerford	Labour	137	11.8	—
		Christopher Beaver	Liberal Democrats	47	4.0	–26.3
By-election, 3 September 2009 Turnout: 1,034 (30.7%)	Independent gain from Conservative Majority: 70 (6.8%)	Francis Morland	Independent	385	37.1	—
		Gordon King	Liberal Democrats	315	30.3	–9.0
		David Halik	Conservative	273	26.3	–34.4
		Benjamin Parker	UKIP	61	5.9	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,348 (39.8%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 285 (21.1%)	Tony Phillips	Conservative	807	60.7	—
	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 285 (21.1%)	David Lovell	Liberal Democrats	522	39.3	—

Summerham and Seend[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Jonathon Seed (Con)
2013		Jonathon Seed (Con)
2017		Jonathon Seed (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,873 (53.7%)	Conservative hold Majority: 226 (12.1%)	Jonathon Seed	Conservative	1,047	56.1	–12.2
	Conservative hold Majority: 226 (12.1%)	Jo McManus	Liberal Democrats	821	44.0	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,462 Turnout: 1,491 (43.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 527 (35.3%)	Jonathon Seed	Conservative	983	68.3	+13.1
	Conservative hold Majority: 527 (35.3%)	Wendy Taylor	UKIP	456	31.7	+19.4
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,881 (53.7%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 426 (22.6%)	Jonathon Seed	Conservative	1,033	55.2	—
		Robert Oglesby	Liberal Democrats	607	32.5	—
		John Ryan	UKIP	230	12.3	—

The Collingbournes and Netheravon[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Charles Howard (Con)
2013		Charles Howard (Con)
2017		Ian Blair-Pilling (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,266 (38.6%)	Conservative hold Majority: 532 (42.0%)	Ian Blair-Pilling	Conservative	808	63.8	—
		Alan Wood	Independent	276	21.8	—
		Dennis Griffin	Green	91	7.2	—
		Glenn Price	Liberal Democrats	91	7.2	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013	Conservative hold	Charles Howard	Conservative	unopposed
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,554 (46.2%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 328 (21.1%)	Charles Howard	Conservative	831	53.7	—
		Alan Wood	UKIP	503	32.5	—
		Katherine Walling	Liberal Democrats	214	13.8	—

The Lavingtons and Erlestoke[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Richard Gamble (Con)
2013		Richard Gamble (Con)
2017		Richard Gamble (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,644 (40.7%)	Conservative hold Majority: 1,056 (64.2%)	Richard Gamble	Conservative	1,213	74.1	–2.5
		Mark Mangham	Liberal Democrats	157	9.6	—
		Carol Black	Labour	142	8.7	–14.7
		Chris Gingell	Green	125	7.6	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 4,103 Turnout: 1,335 (32.5%)	Conservative hold Majority: 698 (52.3%)	Richard Gamble	Conservative	1,004	76.6	+28.0
	Conservative hold Majority: 698 (52.3%)	David Wearn	Labour	306	23.4	+17.1
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,918 (46.4%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 394 (20.5%)	Richard Gamble	Conservative	929	48.6	—
		Mike Bridgeman	UKIP	535	28.0	—
		Alexander Kirk Wilson	Liberal Democrats	170	8.9	—
		Hilary Pound	Green	157	8.2	—
		David Wearn	Labour	121	6.3	—

Tidworth[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Mark Connolly (Con)
2013		Mark Connolly (Con)
2017		Mark Connolly (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 845 (18.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 578 (68.4%)	Mark Connolly	Conservative	711	84.3	—
	Conservative hold Majority: 578 (68.4%)	Joan Barnett	Labour	133	15.8	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013	Conservative hold	Mark Connolly	Conservative	unopposed
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 846 (23.2%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 409 (48.3%)	Mark Connolly	Conservative	569	67.8	—
		Dottie Halfon	UKIP	160	19.1	—
		Martin Lee	Liberal Democrats	110	13.1	—

Till and Wylye Valley[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Ian West (Lib Dem)
2013		Ian West (Lib Dem)
2017		Darren Henry (Con)
By-election 10 March 2020		Kevin Daley (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
By-election, 11 May 2016 Electorate: 3,617 Turnout: 1,286 (35.6%)	Conservative hold Majority: 14 (1.1%)	Kevin Daley	Conservative	637	49.6	–4.6
		Harry Ashcroft	Liberal Democrats	623	48.5	+4.4
		Tim Treslove	Labour	24	1.9	+0.3
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 2,095 (57.8%)	Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 211 (10.1%)	Darren Henry	Conservative	1,134	54.2	+14.5
		Ian West	Liberal Democrats	923	44.1	–11.0
		Gary Buckley	Labour	34	1.6	–3.6
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,604 Turnout: 1,634 (45.3%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 250 (15.3%)	Ian West	Liberal Democrats	895	55.1	–1.0
		George Murray	Conservative	645	39.7	+3.2
		Annie Rutter	Labour	84	5.2	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,911 (54.2%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 371 (19.4%)	Ian West	Liberal Democrats	1,064	56.1	—
		Ian Mitchell	Conservative	693	36.5	—
		Sean Witheridge	BNP	141	7.4	—

Tisbury[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Tony Deane (Con)
2013		Tony Deane (Con)
2017		Tony Deane (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,370 (38.3%)	Conservative hold Majority: 505 (36.9%)	Tony Deane	Conservative	846	61.8	+1.3
		Marcus Deyes	Liberal Democrats	341	24.9	—
		Christopher Walford	Green	182	13.3	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,413 Turnout: 1,264 (37.0%)	Conservative hold Majority: 251 (19.9%)	Tony Deane	Conservative	724	60.5	+8.4
	Conservative hold Majority: 251 (19.9%)	Jeremy Hooper	UKIP	473	39.5	+23.9
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,545 (45.0%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 305 (19.7%)	Tony Deane	Conservative	803	52.1	—
		John Holt	Liberal Democrats	498	32.3	—
		Sean Witheridge	UKIP	240	15.6	—

Trowbridge Adcroft[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Tom James (Ind)
2013		Nick Blakemore (Lib Dem)
2017		Edward Kirk (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,135 (31.5%)	Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 37 (3.3%)	Edward Kirk	Conservative	483	42.7	+25.0
		Nick Blakemore	Liberal Democrats	446	39.4	–12.3
		Adrian Poole	Labour	202	17.9	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,450 Turnout: 977 (28.3%)	Liberal Democrats gain from Independent Majority: 202 (20.7%)	Nick Blakemore	Liberal Democrats	497	51.7	+17.0
		Peter Wilson	UKIP	295	30.7	—
		Karl Hannaford	Conservative	170	17.7	–11.8
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,178 (36.9%)	Independent (new seat) Majority: 13 (1.1%)	Tom James	Independent	419	35.8	—
		Nick Blakemore	Liberal Democrats	406	34.7	—
		David Halik	Conservative	345	29.5	—

Trowbridge Central[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		John Knight (Lib Dem)
2013		John Knight (Lib Dem)
Jul 2013		John Knight (Con)
2017		Stewart Palmen (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,202 (32.0%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 94 (7.8%)	Stewart Palmen	Liberal Democrats	511	42.6	+1.8
		John Knight	Conservative	417	34.8	+17.0
		Phoebe Kemp	Labour	271	22.6	+7.6
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,683 Turnout: 944 (25.6%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 135 (14.3%)	John Knight	Liberal Democrats	382	40.8	–27.6
		Jean Wilson	UKIP	247	26.4	—
		David Halik	Conservative	167	17.8	–13.8
		Shaun Henley	Labour	140	15.0	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,057 (30.8%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 384 (36.3%)	John Knight	Liberal Democrats	713	68.4	—
	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 384 (36.3%)	Chris March	Conservative	329	31.6	—

Trowbridge Drynham[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Graham Payne (Con)
2013		Graham Payne (Con)
2017		Graham Payne (Con)
By-election 4 July 2019		Andrew Bryant (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
By-election, 4 July 2019 Electorate: 3,188 Turnout: 1,038 (32.6%)	Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative Majority: 115 (11.1%)	Andrew Bryant	Liberal Democrats	431	41.6	+28.4
		Kam Reynolds	Conservative	316	30.5	–36.0
		John Knight	Independent	246	23.7	—
		Shaun Henley	Labour	44	4.2	–16.4
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 992 (31.2%)	Conservative hold Majority: 451 (45.5%)	Graham Payne	Conservative	654	66.3	–5.8
		Laura Pictor	Labour	203	20.6	—
		John Marsden	Liberal Democrats	130	13.2	–14.7
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,071 Turnout: 722 (23.5%)	Conservative hold Majority: 309 (42.8%)	Graham Payne	Conservative	504	72.1	+7.9
	Conservative hold Majority: 309 (42.8%)	Clive Blackmore	Liberal Democrats	195	27.9	–7.9
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,022 (32.1%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 283 (27.7%)	Graham Payne	Conservative	641	64.2	—
	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 283 (27.7%)	Marcus Francis	Liberal Democrats	358	35.8	—

Trowbridge Grove[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Jeff Osborn (Lib Dem)
2013		Jeff Osborn (Ind)
By-election 14 July 2016		Chris Auckland (Lib Dem)
2017		David Halik (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,138 (34.5%)	Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 52 (4.6%)	David Halik	Conservative	509	44.8	+23.4
		Bob Brice	Liberal Democrats	457	40.2	–5.7
		Liz Gifford	Labour	170	15.0	+6.6
By-election, 14 July 2016 Electorate: 3,353 Turnout: 919 (27.4%)	Liberal Democrats gain from Independent Majority: 225 (24.5%)	Chris Auckland	Liberal Democrats	421	45.9	—
		David Halik	Conservative	196	21.4	+7.0
		Simon Selby	UKIP	123	13.4	—
		Shaun Henley	Labour	77	8.4	—
		Robert Wall	Independent	74	8.1	—
		Philip Randle	Green	27	2.9	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,350 Turnout: 991 (29.6%)	Independent gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 700 (70.6%)	Jeff Osborn	Independent	842	85.6	—
		Geoffrey Whiffen	Conservative	142	14.4	–11.6
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,209 (35.5%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 505 (41.8%)	Jeff Osborn	Liberal Democrats	816	68.2	—
		Colin Callow	Conservative	311	26.0	—
		Gordon Cox	Labour	70	5.9	—

Trowbridge Lambrok[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Helen Osborn (Lib Dem)
2013		Helen Osborn (Ind)
2017		Deborah Halik (Con)
By-election 28 November 2019		Jo Trigg (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
By-election, 28 November 2019 Turnout: 1,081 (29.53%)	Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative Majority: 167 (15.4%)	Jo Trigg	Liberal Democrats	622	57.5	+25.4
		David Cavill	Conservative	455	42.1	–3.4
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,075 (29.3%)	Conservative gain from Independent Majority: 144 (13.4%)	Deborah Halik	Conservative	488	45.5	+13.8
		Ben Midgley	Liberal Democrats	344	32.1	—
		Shaun Henley	Labour	165	15.4	—
		Marie Hillcoat	Green	75	7.0	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,627 Turnout: 978 (27.0%)	Independent gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 355 (36.3%)	Helen Osborn	Independent	662	68.3	—
		Chris Auckland	Conservative	307	31.7	–11.0
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,248 (34.5%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 178 (14.3%)	Helen Osborn	Liberal Democrats	700	57.3	—
	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 178 (14.3%)	Doug Ross	Conservative	522	42.7	—

Trowbridge Park[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Peter Fuller (Con)
2013		Dennis Drewett (Ind)
2017		Peter Fuller (Con)
Sep 2020		Peter Fuller (Ind)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,158 (31.3%)	Conservative gain from Independent Majority: 338 (29.2%)	Peter Fuller	Conservative	551	47.8	+7.6
		Dennis Drewett	Independent	213	18.5	–24.6
		Jackie Harding	Labour	199	17.3	—
		Roger Andrews	Liberal Democrats	190	16.5	–0.2
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,426 Turnout: 865 (25.3%)	Independent gain from Conservative Majority: 25 (2.9%)	Dennis Drewett	Independent	369	43.1	—
		Peter Fuller	Conservative	344	40.2	–3.2
		Andrew Eberlin	Liberal Democrats	143	16.7	–14.1
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,005 (30.8%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 125 (12.4%)	Peter Fuller	Conservative	430	43.4	—
		Rollie Cleere	Liberal Democrats	305	30.8	—
		David McQueen	Green	152	15.3	—
		Sean Semple	Labour	105	10.6	—

Trowbridge Paxcroft[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Steve Oldrieve (Lib Dem)
2013		Steve Oldrieve (Lib Dem)
2017		Steve Oldrieve (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,379 (30.8%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 234 (17.0%)	Steve Oldrieve	Liberal Democrats	750	54.5	–11.1
		James Rothschild St Clair	Conservative	516	37.5	+3.1
		Maria Adlam-Apps	Labour	110	8.0	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 2,959 Turnout: 866 (29.3%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 266 (30.7%)	Steve Oldrieve	Liberal Democrats	560	65.6	+2.5
	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 266 (30.7%)	Derek Coop	Conservative	294	34.4	–2.5
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,092 (39.3%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 284 (26.0%)	Steve Oldrieve	Liberal Democrats	683	63.1	—
	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 284 (26.0%)	Derek Coop	Conservative	399	36.9	—

Urchfont and The Cannings[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Lionel Grundy (Con)
2013		Philip Whitehead (Con)
2017		Philip Whitehead (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,633 (42.4%)	Conservative hold Majority: 900 (55.1%)	Philip Whitehead	Conservative	1,156	71.8	+21.8
		John Merrett	Liberal Democrats	256	15.9	–1.0
		Amanda Hopgood	Labour	199	12.4	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,636 Turnout: 1,349 (37.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 215 (15.9%)	Philip Whitehead	Conservative	660	50.0	+12.1
		Pat Bryant	UKIP	445	33.5	+9.3
		Colin Hopgood	Liberal Democrats	224	16.9	+4.8
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,702 (50.4%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 232 (13.6%)	Lionel Grundy	Conservative	642	37.9	—
		Steve Hamilton	UKIP	410	24.2	—
		Tony Adamson	Independent	359	21.2	—
		Michael Maude	Liberal Democrats	205	12.1	—
		Sue Buxton	Labour	79	4.7	—

Warminster Broadway[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Keith Humphries (Con)
2013		Keith Humphries (Con)
2017		Tony Jackson (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,349 (36.8%)	Conservative hold Majority: 330 (24.5%)	Tony Jackson	Conservative	665	49.5	–5.1
		Paul Batchelor	Independent	335	24.9	—
		Eden Morris	Labour	173	12.9	—
		Martin Papworth	Liberal Democrats	171	12.7	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,592 Turnout: 1,094 (30.5%)	Conservative hold Majority: 96 (8.8%)	Keith Humphries	Conservative	569	54.6	+12.3
	Conservative hold Majority: 96 (8.8%)	Matthew Brown	UKIP	473	45.4	+28.1
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,521 (41.4%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 160 (10.5%)	Keith Humphries	Conservative	640	42.3	—
		Paul Batchelor	Liberal Democrats	480	31.7	—
		Keith Green	UKIP	261	17.3	—
		Michael Turner	English Democrat	132	8.7	—

Warminster Copheap and Wylye[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Christopher Newbury (Ind)
2013		Christopher Newbury (Con)
2017		Christopher Newbury (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,416 (39.9%)	Conservative hold Majority: 842 (59.5%)	Christopher Newbury	Conservative	1,046	74.6	+3.3
		Ryan Bird	Liberal Democrats	204	14.5	—
		Nicola Grove	Labour	153	10.9	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,691 Turnout: 1,160 (31.4%)	Conservative gain from Independent Majority: 484 (41.7%)	Christopher Newbury	Conservative	809	71.3	+21.6
		Charlotte Mozley	UKIP	325	28.7	+21.6
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,659 (45.2%)	Independent (new seat) Majority: 297 (17.9%)	Christopher Newbury	Independent	824	49.7	—
		Michael Mounde	Conservative	527	31.8	—
		Charlotte Mozley	UKIP	117	7.1	—
		Graham Hedley	Liberal Democrats	112	6.8	—
		Steve Martin	English Democrat	77	4.7	—

Warminster East[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Andrew Davis (Con)
2013		Andrew Davis (Con)
2017		Andrew Davis (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,528 (36.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 254 (16.6%)	Andrew Davis	Conservative	734	48.3	+8.7
		Paul MacDonald	Independent	480	31.6	–2.3
		Eleanor Free	Labour	136	9.0	—
		Nigel Hampson	Liberal Democrats	109	7.2	—
		Maggie Richens	Green	60	4.0	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 4,151 Turnout: 1,339 (32.3%)	Conservative hold Majority: 75 (5.6%)	Andrew Davis	Conservative	526	39.6	–5.3
		Paul MacDonald	Independent	451	33.9	+14.7
		Freda Anderson	UKIP	352	26.5	+15.8
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,578 (39.5%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 403 (25.5%)	Andrew Davis	Conservative	705	44.9	—
		Paul MacDonald	Independent	302	19.2	—
		Guy Fancourt	Liberal Democrats	282	17.9	—
		Andrew Mozley	UKIP	168	10.7	—
		Dave Carpenter	English Democrat	115	7.3	—

Warminster West[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Pip Ridout (Con)
2013		Pip Ridout (Con)
2017		Pip Ridout (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,193 (28.7%)	Conservative hold Majority: 505 (42.3%)	Pip Ridout	Conservative	694	58.4	—
		Steve Allensby	Independent	189	15.9	—
		Andy Hinchcliffe	Liberal Democrats	152	12.8	—
		Carrie Moyes	Green	90	7.6	—
		Tony Free	Labour	64	5.4	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013	Conservative hold	Pip Ridout	Conservative	unopposed
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,254 (32.6%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 338 (27.0%)	Pip Ridout	Conservative	587	47.0	—
		Roger Coveney	Liberal Democrats	249	19.9	—
		Steve Dancey	Independent	201	16.1	—
		Mark Boyden	UKIP	153	12.3	—
		May Law	English Democrat	59	4.7	—

Warminster Without[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Fleur de Rhé-Philipe (Con)
2013		Fleur de Rhé-Philipe (Con)
2017		Fleur de Rhé-Philipe (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,385 (40.3%)	Conservative hold Majority: 800 (57.8%)	Fleur de Rhé-Philipe	Conservative	1,014	73.3	+0.9
		Jonathan Whitehead-Whiting	Liberal Democrats	214	15.5	—
		Anthony Tyler	Labour	156	11.3	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,413 Turnout: 1,225 (35.9%)	Conservative hold Majority: 522 (42.6%)	Fleur de Rhé-Philipe	Conservative	843	72.4	+9.9
	Conservative hold Majority: 522 (42.6%)	Andrew Mozley	UKIP	321	27.6	+13.6
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,613 (46.9%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 623 (38.6%)	Fleur de Rhé-Philipe	Conservative	999	62.5	—
		Ray Beatty	Liberal Democrats	376	23.5	—
		James Bell	UKIP	224	14.0	—

West Selkley[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Jemima Milton (Con)
2013		Jemima Milton (Con)
2017		Jane Davies (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,334 (39.4%)	Conservative hold Majority: 658 (49.3%)	Jane Davies	Conservative	933	70.2	–7.1
		Sara Spratt	Liberal Democrats	275	20.7	—
		Matthew Lee	Labour	122	9.2	–13.5
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,394 Turnout: 1,090 (32.1%)	Conservative hold Majority: 586 (53.8%)	Jemima Milton	Conservative	830	77.3	+27.3
	Conservative hold Majority: 586 (53.8%)	Matthew Lee	Labour	244	22.7	+16.6
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,579 (46.4%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 509 (32.2%)	Jemima Milton	Conservative	785	50.0	—
		Graham Francis	Liberal Democrats	276	17.6	—
		James Sheppard	Independent	212	13.5	—
		John Black	UKIP	201	12.8	—
		Kamella Hopkins	Labour	96	6.1	—

Westbury East[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Michael Cuthbert-Murray (Ind)
Feb 2010		Michael Cuthbert-Murray (UKIP)
2013		Gordon King (Lib Dem)
2017		Gordon King (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,408 (37.1%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 54 (3.8%)	Gordon King	Liberal Democrats	661	47.1	+5.4
		Rupert Lescott	Conservative	607	43.2	+26.5
		Mike Kettlety	Labour	137	9.8	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,687 Turnout: 1,173 (31.8%)	Liberal Democrats gain from Independent Majority: 243 (20.7%)	Gordon King	Liberal Democrats	486	41.7	+13.5
		David Tout	Independent	243	20.9	—
		Ian Cunningham	Independent	241	20.7	—
		Stephen Andrews	Conservative	195	16.7	–10.7
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,373 (37.3%)	Independent (new seat) Majority: 53 (3.9%)	Michael Cuthbert-Murray	Independent	428	31.3	—
		Gordon King	Liberal Democrats	386	28.2	—
		George Denison-Pender	Conservative	375	27.4	—
		Ben Parker	UKIP	95	6.9	—
		Gillian Apps	English Democrat	85	6.2	—

Westbury North[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		David Jenkins (Lib Dem)
2013		David Jenkins (Lib Dem)
2017		David Jenkins (Lib Dem)
By-election 18 July 2019		Carole King (Lib Dem)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
By-election, 18 July 2019 Turnout: 936 (24.4%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 257 (27.6%)	Carole King	Liberal Democrats	488	52.4	–5.5
		Ian Cunningham	Independent	231	24.8	—
		Antonio Piazza	Conservative	140	15.0	–14.1
		Jane Russ	Labour	57	6.1	–6.9
		Francis Morland	Independent	16	1.7	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,033 (29.1%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 297 (28.8%)	David Jenkins	Liberal Democrats	596	57.9	+3.8
		David Lancashire	Conservative	299	29.1	+16.7
		Michael Sutton	Labour	134	13.0	+1.3
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,358 Turnout: 918 (27.3%)	Liberal Democrats hold Majority: 294 (32.0%)	David Jenkins	Liberal Democrats	493	54.1	+5.7
		Sue Ezra	Independent	199	21.8	—
		Em Underwood	Conservative	113	12.4	–23.7
		Michael Sutton	Labour	107	11.7	—
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,066 (32.1%)	Liberal Democrats (new seat) Majority: 129 (12.1%)	David Jenkins	Liberal Democrats	508	48.4	—
		Sue Ezra	Conservative	379	36.1	—
		Francis Morland	Independent	162	15.4	—

Westbury West[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Russell Hawker (Ind)
2013		Russell Hawker (Ind)
2017		Russell Hawker (Ind)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,053 (27.1%)	Independent hold Majority: 51 (4.8%)	Russell Hawker	Independent	352	33.4	–4.7
		Nick Stovold	Conservative	301	28.6	+15.5
		Carole King	Liberal Democrats	260	24.7	+19.1
		Jane Russ	Labour	111	10.5	–4.6
		Margaret Cavanna	Green	29	2.8	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,830 Turnout: 844 (22.0%)	Independent hold Majority: 158 (18.7%)	Russell Hawker	Independent	320	38.1	–11.0
		Carole Allen	UKIP	162	19.3	—
		Christine Mitchell	Labour	127	15.1	+4.9
		Katherine Fryer	Conservative	110	13.1	–12.1
		Ian Taylor	Independent	74	8.8	—
		Christine Chilcott	Liberal Democrats	47	5.6	–9.8
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 975 (27.1%)	Independent (new seat) Majority: 229 (23.5%)	Russell Hawker	Independent	471	49.1	—
		Veronica Burden	Conservative	242	25.2	—
		Alan Rigg	Liberal Democrats	148	15.4	—
		Christine Mitchell	Labour	98	10.2	—

Wilton and Lower Wylye Valley[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Richard Beattie (Con)
2013		Peter Edge (Lib Dem)
2017		Pauline Church (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,661 (43.3%)	Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 68 (4.1%)	Pauline Church	Conservative	760	46.0	+12.3
		Peter Edge	Liberal Democrats	692	41.9	–15.1
		Olivia McLennan	Labour	200	12.1	–2.8
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,758 Turnout: 1,253 (33.3%)	Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative Majority: 289 (23.1%)	Peter Edge	Liberal Democrats	706	57.0	+19.0
		Jain Giles	Conservative	417	33.7	–5.7
		Anthony Jocelyn	Labour	115	9.3	+3.6
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,569 (43.0%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 22 (1.4%)	Richard Beattie	Conservative	614	39.4	—
		Peter Edge	Liberal Democrats	592	38.0	—
		Ann Kingston	UKIP	264	16.9	—
		David Roberts	Labour	89	5.7	—

Winsley and Westwood[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Linda Conley (Con)
2013		Magnus MacDonald (Lib Dem)
2017		Johnny Kidney (Con)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,836 (55.2%)	Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats Majority: 252 (13.7%)	Johnny Kidney	Conservative	1,040	56.9	+10.8
		Magnus MacDonald	Liberal Democrats	788	43.1	–3.0
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013 Electorate: 3,388 Turnout: 1,470 (43.4%)	Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative Majority: 72 (4.9%)	Magnus MacDonald	Liberal Democrats	671	46.1	+8.4
		Martin Newman	Conservative	599	41.2	–0.7
		Roger Rowe	Labour	185	12.7	–7.8
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,996 (58.6%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 83 (4.2%)	Linda Conley	Conservative	829	41.9	—
		Neil Pocock	Liberal Democrats	746	37.7	—
		Nikki Kenna	Labour	406	20.5	—

Winterslow[edit]

Election	Councillor
2009		Christopher Devine (Con)
2013		Christopher Devine (Con)
2017		Christopher Devine (Ind)

Election			Party	Votes	%	±%
Wiltshire Council election, May 2017 Turnout: 1,645 (51.9%)	Independent gain from Conservative Majority: 185 (11.2%)	Christopher Devine	Independent	775	47.2	—
		Christopher Miller	Conservative	590	35.9	—
		Colin Baxter	Liberal Democrats	159	9.7	—
		Alice Kliff	Green	74	4.5	—
		Ian Martingale	Labour	45	2.7	—
Wiltshire Council election, May 2013	Conservative hold	Christopher Devine	Conservative	unopposed
Wiltshire Council election, June 2009 Turnout: 1,588 (51.3%)	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 615 (38.7%)	Christopher Devine	Conservative	1,092	69.6	—
	Conservative (new seat) Majority: 615 (38.7%)	Peter Yeldon	Liberal Democrats	477	30.4	—