Haringey 2026 — Vote & Deprivation Swipe Maps

Where the votes landed, ward by ward

Three swipe maps compare each party's share of the vote against the Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD 2019) across Haringey's 19 wards. Drag the handle to reveal deprivation levels underneath each party's vote-share overlay — darker shading means a larger share of the vote.

28 Green seats

21 Labour seats

8 Lib Dem seats

57 seats total · 43.8% turnout · No overall control

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Green Party vote share

28 of 57 seats · largest party

The Greens went from 4 seats to 28, winning outright in 8 wards and taking seats in 7 more. Their strongest results came across Tottenham and the north-east of the borough — areas that also register some of the highest IMD 2019 deprivation scores in Haringey.

IMD 2019 · deprivation Green vote share

IMD score (darker = more deprived)

Green vote share (darker = higher)

Labour vote share

21 of 57 seats · −23 since 2022

Labour lost overall control after 55 years, falling from 44 to 21 seats, including council leader Peray Ahmet's seat in Noel Park. Labour's remaining strongholds — South Tottenham, Northumberland Park, Hornsey — are concentrated in the borough's most deprived wards.

IMD 2019 · deprivation Labour vote share

IMD score (darker = more deprived)

Labour vote share (darker = higher)

Liberal Democrat vote share

8 of 57 seats · +1 since 2022

The Lib Dems swept Crouch End, took both seats in Muswell Hill, and held two of three in Highgate — their west Haringey heartland, which sits consistently in the least-deprived decile of the borough on IMD 2019.

IMD 2019 · deprivation Lib Dem vote share

IMD score (darker = more deprived)

Lib Dem vote share (darker = higher)