West Midlands Mayor election: Full results from across the region

Mayoral elections use the supplementary voting system, meaning the candidates needed 50 per cent of first-choice votes to win in the first round.

As nobody achieved that threshold, the vote went to a second round. In this second round, all but the top two candidates - Sion Simon and Andy Street - were eliminated.

The second preferences of people who voted for any of the four eliminated candidates were counted, and those for Mr Simon or Mr Street were added to their first preference votes.

Mr Street finished with 238,628 - just 3,766 more than Mr Simon.

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• Andy Street (Conservative) 238,628

• Sion Simon (Labour) 234,862

• Andy Street (Conservative) 216,280 (41.92 per cent)

• Sion Simon (Labour) 210,259 (40.75 per cent)

• Beverley Nielsen (Lib Dem) 30,378 (5.89 per cent)

• Pete Durnell (UKIP) 29,051 (5.63 per cent)

• James Burn (Green) 24,260 (4.7 per cent)

• Graham Stevenson (Communist) 5,696 (1.1 per cent)

Rejected votes: 7,268. Turnout: 26.7 per cent.

All but the top two candidates are eliminated after the first round. Only the second preferences from the eliminated candidates are counted.

• Sion Simon (Labour) 24,603

• Andy Street (Conservative) 22,348

First round

• Sion Simon (Labour) 95,098

• Andy Street (Conservative) 73,578

• Beverley Nielsen (Lib Dem) 14,840

• James Burn (Green) 9,787

• Pete Durnell (UKIP) 7,537

• Graham Stevenson (Communist) 2,312

Rejected votes: 3,299

Second preference

• Sion Simon 10,382

• Andy Street 7,690

Not counted/rejected: 2,988

First round

• Sion Simon (Labour) 24,331

• Andy Street (Conservative) 20,345

• Beverley Nielsen (Lib Dem) 3,339

• James Burn (Green) 2,984

• Pete Durnell (UKIP) 2,928

• Graham Stevenson (Communist) 821

Rejected votes: 903

Second preference:

• Sion Simon 3,236

• Andy Street 2,213

Not counted/rejected: 694

First round

• Andy Street (Conservative) 31,858

• Sion Simon (Labour) 17,731

• Beverley Nielsen (Lib Dem) 2,555

• Pete Durnell (UKIP) 5,637

• James Burn (Green) 2,096

• Graham Stevenson (Communist) 623

Rejected votes: 588

Second preference:

• Andy Street 3,306

• Sion Simon 2,446

Not counted/rejected: 888

First round

• Sion Simon (Labour) 29,085

• Andy Street (Conservative) 14,361

• Pete Durnell (UKIP) 4,704

• James Burn (Green) 2,032

• Beverley Nielsen (Lib Dem) 2,029

• Graham Stevenson (Communist) 672

Rejected votes: 774

Second preference:

• Sion Simon 2,476

• Andy Street 2,260

Not counted/rejected: 4,701

First round

• Andy Street (Conservative) 35,903

• Sion Simon (Labour) 6,695

• James Burn (Green) 4102

• Beverley Nielsen (Lib Dem) 3,578

• Pete Durnell (UKIP) 1,833

• Graham Stevenson (Communist) 256

Rejected votes: 504

Second preference:

• Andy Street 2,981

• Sion Simon 2,256

Not counted/rejected: 741

First round

• Andy Street (Conservative) 23,694

• Sion Simon (Labour) 16,725

• Pete Durnell (UKIP) 3501

• Beverley Nielsen (Lib Dem) 2,047

• James Burn (Green) 1,465

• Graham Stevenson (Communist) 442

Rejected votes: 592

Second preference:

• Andy Street 2,186

• Sion Simon 1,811

Not counted/rejected: 602

• Sion Simon (Labour) 20,594

• Andy Street (Conservative) 16,514

• Pete Durnell (UKIP) 2,911

• Beverley Nielsen (Lib Dem) 1,990

• James Burn (Green) 1,794

• Graham Stevenson (Communist) 570

Rejected votes: 608

Second preference:

• Sion Simon 1,996

• Andy Street 1,712

Not counted/rejected: 691