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Blackpool Claremont

Claremont, a ward of Blackpool Council in Lancashire.

Labour held Claremont, a Blackpool Council ward, at a by-election on 1 October 2026 with 41.8%, a 3.6-point lead over Reform UK that was smaller than Restore Britain's 7.2%.

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Background

Claremont is an electoral ward of Blackpool Council in Lancashire, on the Fylde coast.

Labour kept the ward at a by-election on 1 October 2026, polling 41.8% to Reform UK's 38.2%, with Restore Britain on 7.2%. The vote fell on the same day as the Hirst and Amble contests in Northumberland, the first of the autumn's council by-elections to feature Restore candidates.

Because Restore's share was double Labour's 3.6-point margin, Claremont is cited with Amble as a ward where the split on the right may have mattered. That reading rests on the assumption that Restore's voters would otherwise have chosen Reform, an assumption no survey has tested.

Common Questions
Who won the Claremont by-election in Blackpool?
Labour held the Blackpool Council ward on 1 October 2026 with 41.8%.Source: Election Maps UK via Mark Pack
What were the Claremont Blackpool by-election results?
Labour 41.8%, Reform UK 38.2%, Restore Britain 7.2%.Source: Election Maps UK via Mark Pack
Did Restore Britain affect the Claremont by-election?
Restore's 7.2% was larger than Labour's 3.6-point margin over Reform, though that assumes Restore's voters would otherwise have backed Reform.Source: Election Maps UK via Mark Pack
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