Labour Party has secured all three council seats in the Greenford Broadway ward during the Ealing Borough Council elections held on May 7, 2026.
The Greenford Broadway Ward Election results for 2026 have been officially announced, confirming a clean sweep for the Labour Party. The elections, part of the Ealing Borough Council polls, took place on May 7, 2026, and saw residents from Ealing’s seven towns—Acton, Ealing, Greenford, Hanwell, Northolt, Perivale, and Southall—cast their votes to elect three councillors.
Historically, Greenford Broadway has leaned towards Labour, and this election outcome aligns with the party’s strong performance in previous contests. In the 2022 council elections, Labour also won all three seats in the ward, with councillors Varlene Alexander, Anthony Kelly, and Harbhajan Kaur Dheer representing the party.
The results for the 2026 election revealed that Anthony John Kelly received 1,363 votes, Stephanie Lorraine Ajayi garnered 1,357 votes, and Harbhajan Kaur Dheer obtained 1,176 votes, all securing their positions as elected councillors. The Labour candidates finished well ahead of their competitors from various parties.
Despite the Conservative Party fielding three candidates—Peter Edwards with 711 votes, Predrag Babic with 653 votes, and Sean Keeley with 645 votes—they were unable to secure any seats in the ward. Other parties, including the Liberal Democrats, Green Party, and Reform UK, also fell short in their attempts to challenge Labour’s dominance.
The Green Party’s candidates, Joanna Fleck and Matt Chadburn, received 889 and 805 votes, respectively, while Reform UK’s Terri Beniatian achieved the highest vote count for her party with 907 votes. However, these numbers were not enough to disrupt Labour’s stronghold in the area.
Smaller parties such as the Ealing Community Independents, Liberal Democrats, Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition, and Rejoin EU also participated but did not make significant inroads, with their candidates polling lower overall.
The 2026 election results reaffirm Greenford Broadway’s status as a Labour stronghold within Ealing. The party’s ability to retain all three council seats highlights its continued support among local voters and solidifies its influence in the area.
According to The Sunday Guardian, the outcome reflects a consistent voting pattern that has characterized the ward in recent years, further entrenching Labour’s position in local governance.