There were council elections in St Helens on 7 May 2026.
Based on previous elections and national poll swings, which may overlook the local context, VoteClimate estimates that the results in St Helens will be as follows. We've ordered the results to highlight the seats that are most marginal for climate-ambitious parties. A few votes could make the difference in these areas.
If a climate-ambitious party is expected to win a seat, we show their expected Majority. Otherwise, we show the estimated Swing Required for the best-placed climate-ambitious party to win.
If you have friends and family in the more marginal wards, please strongly encourage them to get out and VoteClimate!
`Forecast vote shares (GB): Reform: 26.5% | Labour: 18.6% | Conservative: 18.5% | Green: 16.2% | Liberal Democrat: 12%
| Ward (Seats) | Expected Winner | Green Forecast | LD Forecast | Majority / Swing Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peasley Cross & Fingerpost (1) | Green (183) | 1st (183) | 6.7% (36) | |
| Thatto Heath (3) | Green (853) | 1st (853) | 4th (264) | 10.8% (269) |
| Newton-le-Willows East (3) | Liberal Democrat (1,365) | 4th (553) | 1st (1,365) | 11.9% (460) |
| Moss Bank (3) | Reform (898) | 3rd (548) | 13.7% (350) | |
| St Helens Town Centre (2) | Labour (340) | 3rd (192) | 15.2% (148) | |
| Blackbrook (3) | Green (1,031) | 1st (1,031) | 16.1% (398) | |
| Rainford (2) | Conservative (875) | 4th (443) | 16.9% (432) | |
| Windle (3) | Green (1,395) | 1st (1,395) | 17.6% (572) | |
| West Park (3) | Labour (759) | 3rd (372) | 18.7% (387) | |
| Parr (3) | Labour (579) | 3rd (270) | 20.7% (309) | |
| Bold & Lea Green (3) | Green (1,274) | 1st (1,274) | 4th (254) | 27.2% (714) |
| Billinge & Seneley Green (3) | Other (1,424) | 4th (464) | 27.8% (960) | |
| Eccleston (3) | Liberal Democrat (1,843) | 3rd (422) | 1st (1,843) | 34.2% (1,153) |
| Haydock (3) | Green (1,572) | 1st (1,572) | 37.9% (987) | |
| Newton-le-Willows West (3) | Reform (791) | |||
| Rainhill (3) | Reform (892) | |||
| Sutton North West (2) | Reform (625) | |||
| Sutton South East (2) | Reform (864) |
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