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Nottinghamshire elections 2019
The Nottinghamshire elections 2019 are set to take place on Thursday, May 2nd. This year's elections will see voters across the county head to the polls to elect their local councillors and representatives for the European Parliament.
There are a total of 55 seats up for grabs in the Nottinghamshire County Council elections, with each of the county's 39 wards electing one councillor. The council is currently controlled by the Conservative Party, who hold 31 seats, while Labour hold 23 and the Liberal Democrats hold one.
Meanwhile, voters in Nottinghamshire will also be casting their ballots in the European Parliament elections. The UK is set to take part in the elections despite the ongoing Brexit negotiations, with voters electing 73 MEPs to represent the country in the European Parliament.
The elections come at a time of political uncertainty in the UK, with Brexit dominating the political agenda. The results of the elections are likely to be closely watched as an indicator of public opinion on Brexit and the major political parties.
As well as the county council and European Parliament elections, there will also be a number of local by-elections taking place across Nottinghamshire. These elections will see voters electing new councillors to fill vacant seats in their local wards.
Overall, the Nottinghamshire elections 2019 are set to be a key moment in the political calendar, with voters across the county having their say on a range of important issues.
