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Essex County Council · Dunmow division

Dunmow

Great Dunmow, Barnston, Felsted, Flitch Green, Little Dunmow and Stebbing.

Our candidate in Dunmow

Max Buckland

Candidate for Dunmow, 2026 county election

Max stood for the Green Party in the Dunmow division at the Essex County Council election on 7 May 2026, winning 596 votes (7.9%) and finishing fourth of six.

Tell us about DunmowAbout Max

District council wards in Dunmow

For Essex County Council, every town and village listed above is in the Dunmow division, which elects one county councillor. For Uttlesford District Council, next elected on 6 May 2027 alongside every town and parish council, these places fall across four district wards electing eight district councillors between them:

Sources: district wards and parishes, Uttlesford District Council⁠ (Uttlesford District Council) and Essex electoral review, Local Government Boundary Commission for England⁠ (lgbce.org.uk) Checked 21 October 2026.

Election results in Dunmow

Essex County Council election, 7 May 2026: Dunmow division

Max Buckland finished fourth of six with 7.9% of the vote, and was not elected. Kevin Mordrick (Reform UK) was elected.

Dunmow division, 7 May 2026: votes for each candidate, most votes first
Party and candidate Votes Share
Reform UK Elected Kevin Mordrick2,95039.1%
Conservative 2,23129.5%
Residents for Uttlesford 82911.0%
Green Party Our candidate Max Buckland5967.9%
Liberal Democrat 5847.7%
Labour 3604.8%
Electorate
15,799
Turnout
47.9%

Earlier elections in Dunmow since 2021

Each time the Green Party has stood in the Dunmow division or one of its wards before May 2026, newest first.

Earlier Green Party results in Dunmow since 2021, newest first
Election, ward or division, and our candidate Votes Share
Uttlesford District Council election, 4 May 2023 Flitch Green & Little Dunmow ward · Laura Thomas 57Not in our records
Essex County Council election, 6 May 2021 Dunmow division · Madeleine Radford 4135.9%

A dash means the figure is not in our records.

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