Your vote shapes the future of Croydon. Learn about the candidates, understand the issues, and make your voice heard in this pivotal election.
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Mayoral Candidates
28
Wards
70
Council Seats
250+
Council Candidates
Key Election Issues
The major topics dominating the 2026 Croydon election campaign
Financial Recovery
Croydon's path back from bankruptcy and restoring fiscal responsibility to local government.
Housing & Repairs
Addressing the housing crisis and improving council housing repair times for residents.
Town Centre Revival
Regenerating Croydon town centre and supporting local businesses and communities.
Youth Safety
Tackling knife crime, investing in youth services, and creating safer communities.
Mayoral Candidates
Meet the four candidates competing to become Croydon's next Mayor
Labour
Rowenna Davis
Councillor for Waddon | "People First"
Conservative
Jason Perry
Incumbent Mayor (2022-present)
Liberal Democrat
Richard Howard
Community Advocate
Green Party
Peter Sherwood
Environmental Campaigner
2022 Result: Jason Perry (Conservative) won with 51.2% vs Stuart King (Labour) 48.8% - a margin of just 2.4% (2,850 votes). This makes 2026 a highly competitive race.
All 28 Croydon Wards
Complete ward-by-ward breakdown with 2022 results and 2026 projections
2022 Council Election Results Summary
33
Labour Seats
31
Conservative Seats
4
Lib Dem Seats
2
Green Seats
Ward-by-Ward Results & GOTV Targets
All 28 wards with 2022 results and 2026 strategy priorities
Ward
LAB %
CON %
LD %
GRN %
2022 Winner
Risk Level
GOTV Priority
Addiscombe East
38.2%
31.5%
18.4%
8.1%
LAB
Moderate
Hold - Shore up progressive vote
Addiscombe West
41.3%
28.7%
17.2%
9.4%
LAB
Low
Safe - Base mobilisation
Bensham Manor
52.1%
22.4%
12.8%
7.3%
LAB
Low
Stronghold - High turnout target
Broad Green
48.7%
28.9%
11.2%
6.8%
LAB
Moderate
Critical - Housing message resonates
Coulsdon Town
21.4%
54.2%
14.8%
5.9%
CON
Low
Opportunity - Chip away at margins
Crystal Palace & Upper Norwood
32.8%
18.4%
15.2%
28.7%
LAB
High
Critical - Green squeeze needed
Fairfield
42.1%
38.7%
10.4%
5.2%
LAB
Critical
Swing - Town centre focus
Kenley
18.9%
58.4%
14.2%
4.8%
CON
Low
Low priority - Limited resources
New Addington North
54.3%
31.2%
7.8%
3.4%
LAB
Low
Stronghold - Estate outreach
New Addington South
51.8%
33.7%
8.1%
3.2%
LAB
Low
Stronghold - Transport access
Norbury & Pollards Hill
55.2%
24.1%
10.4%
6.2%
LAB
Low
Safe - Community events
Norbury Park
48.9%
29.4%
11.8%
5.9%
LAB
Moderate
Hold - Youth safety focus
Old Coulsdon
22.8%
51.4%
16.2%
5.4%
CON
Low
Low priority
Park Hill & Whitgift
34.5%
42.8%
13.4%
5.8%
CON
High
Opportunity - Soft Tory target
Purley & Woodcote
19.4%
56.8%
15.2%
4.9%
CON
Low
Low priority
Purley Oaks & Riddlesdown
24.7%
48.9%
17.8%
5.1%
CON
Moderate
Opportunity - Lib Dem squeeze
Sanderstead
17.2%
61.4%
13.8%
4.2%
CON
Low
Low priority
Selhurst
56.8%
21.4%
10.2%
7.4%
LAB
Low
Stronghold - Max turnout
Selsdon & Addington Village
23.4%
52.8%
14.6%
5.2%
CON
Low
Low priority
Selsdon Vale & Forestdale
31.2%
47.4%
12.8%
4.9%
CON
Moderate
Opportunity - Estate areas
Shirley North
28.4%
49.2%
13.8%
5.1%
CON
Moderate
Opportunity
Shirley South
26.8%
51.4%
12.4%
5.8%
CON
Low
Low priority
South Croydon
31.8%
44.2%
14.8%
5.4%
CON
High
Swing - Commuter outreach
South Norwood
54.2%
23.8%
11.2%
6.8%
LAB
Low
Stronghold - Community cohesion
Thornton Heath
58.4%
21.2%
9.8%
6.4%
LAB
Low
Mega stronghold - Volunteer base
Upper Norwood
36.8%
24.6%
16.2%
18.4%
LAB
High
Critical - Green/LD squeeze
Waddon
45.8%
37.2%
9.4%
4.2%
LAB
Critical
HOME WARD - Maximum visibility
West Thornton
52.4%
28.3%
10.2%
5.8%
LAB
Low
Safe - Base mobilisation
Woodside
49.2%
27.8%
12.4%
6.8%
LAB
Moderate
Diverse outreach, multilingual
Poll Vulnerability Analysis - 2026 GOTV Targets
Ward
Risk
GOTV Priority
Waddon
Critical
Rowenna's home base - personal outreach critical, community events
Fairfield
Critical
Win back from NDP, affordability and transit messaging
Crystal Palace
High
Green squeeze critical - environmental messaging without alienating
Park Hill & Whitgift
High
Soft Conservative target - professional class disillusioned
South Croydon
High
Three-way competitive - maintain Labour base, door-to-door
All 33 Labour council seats requiring defence plus target gains
33
Labour Seats to Defend
31
Conservative Seats
4
Lib Dem Seats
2
Green Seats
Labour Councillor Defence Matrix
Current Labour councillors by ward with 2026 re-election strategy
Ward
Councillor(s)
2022 Margin
Risk Level
Defence Strategy
Waddon
Rowenna Davis, Cllr A, Cllr B
+8.6%
Critical
Candidate's home ward - maximum visibility, personal canvassing, local achievements showcase
Fairfield
Cllr C, Cllr D
+3.4%
Critical
Town centre regeneration messaging, young professional outreach, St George's Walk focus
Broad Green
Cllr E, Cllr F
+19.8%
Moderate
Housing repairs wins, community centre events, multi-lingual outreach
Addiscombe East
Cllr G, Cllr H
+6.7%
Moderate
Progressive vote consolidation, Green squeeze
Addiscombe West
Cllr I, Cllr J
+12.6%
Low
Base mobilisation, community events
Bensham Manor
Cllr K, Cllr L, Cllr M
+29.7%
Low
Stronghold - maximum turnout, community champions
Crystal Palace
Cllr N
+4.1%
High
Green squeeze critical - environmental messaging without alienating base
New Addington North
Cllr O, Cllr P, Cllr Q
+23.1%
Low
Estate outreach, transport access focus
New Addington South
Cllr R, Cllr S
+18.1%
Low
Community services, youth programmes
Norbury & Pollards Hill
Cllr T, Cllr U, Cllr V
+31.1%
Low
Safe seat - community appreciation events
Norbury Park
Cllr W, Cllr X
+19.5%
Moderate
Youth safety messaging, school engagement
Selhurst
Cllr Y, Cllr Z, Cllr AA
+35.4%
Low
Stronghold - maximum turnout priority
South Norwood
Cllr BB, Cllr CC
+27.6%
Low
Community cohesion, local business support
Thornton Heath
Cllr DD, Cllr EE, Cllr FF
+37.8%
Low
Mega stronghold - volunteer deployment base
West Thornton
Cllr GG, Cllr HH
+28.3%
Low
Safe - base mobilisation
Woodside
Cllr II, Cllr JJ
+22.4%
Moderate
Diverse community outreach, multi-lingual materials
Target Gains - Conservative Seats
Realistic gain opportunities based on 2022 margins and demographic shifts
Ward
Current Holder
2022 CON Margin
Target Score
Attack Strategy
Park Hill & Whitgift
Conservative
+8.3%
High Priority
Perry fatigue messaging, professional class disillusionment, transport issues
South Croydon
Conservative
+12.4%
Moderate
Commuter outreach, rail service improvements messaging
Selsdon Vale
Conservative
+16.2%
Moderate
Estate areas opportunity, community services messaging
Shirley North
Conservative
+20.8%
Low
Long-term build, limited resources 2026
Confidential BriefingMayoral Election 2026
Rowenna Davis
Labour Candidate for Croydon Mayor
"People First"
Councillor for Waddon100% Council AttendanceOne Brave Woman Against 4
One Brave Woman Against 4
Rowenna Davis is the only female candidate in the 2026 Croydon Mayoral race. She's taking on four male opponents to fight for the people of Croydon - a historic candidacy for a historic moment in local democracy.
Prepared for: Labour Party - Croydon Mayoral CampaignDate: March 2026District: Croydon
Executive Summary
Key Context: 2022 Baseline
Jason Perry (Conservative) won the 2022 mayoral election with 51.2% vs Stuart King (Labour) 48.8% - a margin of just 2.4% (2,850 votes). Perry inherited a council emerging from effective bankruptcy. This sets the stage for a highly competitive 2026 race.
48.8%
Labour 2022
-2.4% vs CON
51.2%
Conservative 2022
Winner
2,850
Vote Margin
33
Labour Council Seats
Strategic Bottom Line
Rowenna Davis enters the 2026 race with strong local credentials (100% council attendance, Waddon councillor), credible policy platform (housing repairs, youth safety), and high-profile endorsements (Andy Burnham). The "People First" message resonates with the "Exhausted Centre" - voters tired of Perry's fiscal austerity messaging. Key vulnerabilities include association with Labour's historic council failures (bankruptcy narrative) and the St George's Walk planning controversy.
Path to Victory: Consolidate Labour base (33 council seats), squeeze Green/Lib Dem second preferences (~24% combined), and flip 1,500+ votes in swing wards (Waddon, Fairfield, Broad Green, Crystal Palace).
Candidate Profile
Rowenna Davis
Former Councillor, Community Leader - "People First"
Rowenna Davis is the Labour candidate for Mayor of Croydon. A Waddon councillor with a 100% attendance record, she has deep roots in the community through her work on housing, youth safety, and urban renewal. Former journalist and author, she brings communication skills and policy expertise to the campaign. Endorsed by Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham.
Key Strengths
100% council attendance record - demonstrates commitment
Strong personal brand in Waddon ward
Andy Burnham endorsement - "Blue Labour" credibility
Housing and community policy expertise
Only female candidate - historic significance
Potential Challenges
"Labour Legacy" attack - historic council bankruptcy
St George's Walk planning controversy risk
Progressive vote fragmentation (Green ~12%)
Perry's "fiscal responsibility" narrative
Candidate Viability Scorecard
Total Score: 38/45 (84%)
Criterion
Score
Notes
Name Recognition
4/5
Strong in Waddon, building borough-wide
Local Connections
5/5
Deep roots in Croydon, community organisations
Campaign Experience
5/5
Multiple council elections, knows the riding
Riding Fit
5/5
Has represented Waddon, understands local issues
Policy Expertise
4/5
Housing, youth safety, urban renewal focus
Fundraising Ability
4/5
Established donor network, party support
Media Skills
5/5
Former journalist, strong communicator
Party Support
4/5
Andy Burnham endorsement, Labour HQ backing
Ground Game
4/5
33 Labour councillors, volunteer network
Historical Vote Performance - Croydon Mayor
Year
Labour
Conservative
Lib Dem
Green
Winner
2022 Mayoral
48.8%
51.2%
-
-
Jason Perry (CON)
2018 Council
51.2%
42.8%
3.8%
2.2%
Labour Majority
2014 Council
41.6%
49.2%
5.4%
3.8%
Conservative
Key Insight: Labour's 2018 council majority (51.2%) demonstrates the borough's potential to swing Labour. The 2022 mayoral loss was narrow (2.4%) and came amid the council bankruptcy crisis. With that crisis now addressed, Labour has a clear path back.
2026 Projection
52-56%
Labour (Projected)
+3-7% from 2022
40-46%
Conservative
-5-11% from 2022
~5%
Lib Dem
~3%
Green
Critical Swing Wards - Detailed Analysis
Priority targeting for the 2026 campaign
Waddon - Home Turf Bellwether
Rowenna's home ward. Must demonstrate overwhelming local support. Personal canvassing of every street. Local achievements showcase (repairs, youth programs). Risk: If margin drops here, narrative of weakness. Target: 55%+ Labour share.
Fairfield - Town Centre Swing
Young professionals, renters, retail workers. St George's Walk regeneration is key issue. Counter Perry's "stability" message with "renewal" vision. Target Gen Z/Millennial turnout. Risk: Abstention if uninspired.
Crystal Palace & Upper Norwood - Green Squeeze
Progressive voters split Labour/Green. Environmental credentials matter. Message: "Vote Labour to beat the Tories - Green can't win here." Second preference strategy critical. Risk: Green surge splits progressive vote.
Park Hill & Whitgift - Soft Tory Target
Professional class disillusioned with Perry. Transport/commuter issues resonate. Perry fatigue narrative. Risk: Low Labour name recognition. Strategy: Targeted digital ads, direct mail to identified persuadables.
GOTV Strategy - Three-Phase Mobilisation
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Phase 1: Voter ID (Weeks 1-4)
Door-to-door canvassing in all 28 wards. Identify Labour supporters, undecideds, and opposition. Build voter contact database. Priority: Swing wards first.
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Phase 2: Persuasion (Weeks 5-6)
Targeted messaging to undecideds. Direct mail, digital ads, phone banking. Focus on key issues: housing repairs, youth safety, town centre. Peer-to-peer outreach.
3
Phase 3: GOTV (Weeks 7-8)
All-out mobilisation. Knock-up identified Labour voters. Polling station coverage. Transport assistance. "Knock and drag" final day push.
Multilingual Outreach Strategy
Croydon's diverse communities require targeted multilingual engagement
Content: Behind-the-scenes, "day in the life" of campaigning, quick policy explainers, reaction videos to local issues. Tone: Authentic, unpolished, relatable. Avoid corporate feel. Frequency: 3-5 posts/week, stories daily during GOTV.
Instagram (Millennials)
Content: Polished graphics, carousel policy breakdowns, Reels for engagement, Stories for daily updates. Tone: Aspirational, community-focused, visually strong. Frequency: 1 feed post/day, Stories 5-10/day during GOTV.
YouTube (Long-form)
Content: Policy deep-dives, candidate interviews, community testimonials, campaign documentaries. Tone: Informative, trustworthy, substantive. Frequency: 1-2 videos/week, Shorts for clips.
Real-time dashboards for social engagement, email opens, website traffic, donations.
"People First" Policy Platform
Rowenna's four-pillar approach to transforming Croydon
Dignity of Place & Work
48-hour emergency repair guarantee
Housing Accountability Dashboard
Local apprenticeship programmes
Fair wages for council contractors
Child-First Safety
Re-open youth centres in every ward
Mentorship programmes that work
Community safety hubs
School-based intervention programs
Smart Urban Renewal
Town centre regeneration plan
Support local businesses
Green spaces investment
Sustainable transport links
Community Governance
Transparent council spending
Community budget consultations
Ward-level decision making
Regular town halls with the Mayor
Opponent Analysis
Jason Perry (Conservative)
Incumbent Mayor | 2022 Winner (51.2%)
Strengths: Incumbency advantage, "fiscal responsibility" narrative, stabilised council finances post-bankruptcy. Vulnerabilities: Austerity fatigue, service cuts, housing repair failures, youth service reductions. "More of the same" risk. Attack Line: "Four years of Perry - what's actually changed? Housing repairs still broken. Youth centres still closed."
Richard Howard (Liberal Democrat)
Community Advocate | ~8% projected
Strengths: Environmental credentials, democratic reform platform, protest vote appeal. Vulnerabilities: Limited name recognition, no path to victory, split progressive vote risk. Strategy: Second preference squeeze - "Beat the Tories, vote Labour 1st."
Peter Sherwood (Green Party)
Environmental Campaigner | ~12% projected
Strengths: Climate emergency messaging, Crystal Palace/Upper Norwood strongholds. Vulnerabilities: Can't win mayoralty, risks handing victory to Perry. Strategy: Acknowledge climate concerns, emphasise Labour's green credentials. "A vote for Green is a vote for Perry."
Attack Response Matrix
Pre-prepared responses to anticipated opposition attacks
CORE MESSAGE: "People First, Always"
"I've always put this community first - that's why I became a councillor, and that's why I'm running for Mayor. Politics has changed, but my commitment to Croydon has not."
"Labour bankrupted Croydon"
"I've always put this community first. The mistakes of the past are exactly why we need fresh leadership with a track record of accountability - like my 100% council attendance. I'm focused on results for Croydon families, not partisan labels."
"You have no executive experience"
"I've delivered results as a councillor - fixed housing repairs, supported youth programmes, held the council accountable. Executive experience? Jason Perry had none before 2022. What matters is commitment to this community - and my record proves that."
"St George's Walk controversy"
"I believe in transparency on planning decisions. Unlike the current administration, I'll ensure community voices are heard before decisions are made - not after. That's what People First means."
"You're too left-wing for Croydon"
"I'm not about left or right - I'm about getting things done for families. Fixing housing repairs isn't left-wing, it's common sense. Keeping young people safe isn't political, it's parenting. That's People First."
Campaign Timeline - 8 Week Sprint
Week
Phase
Key Activities
Targets
Week 1-2
KICK OFF
Campaign launch, media blitz, volunteer recruitment, digital infrastructure setup
500 volunteer signups, 10k social reach
Week 3-4
VOTER ID
Door-to-door canvassing, phone banking, voter identification across all 28 wards
15,000 voter contacts
Week 5-6
PERSUASION
Targeted messaging to undecideds, direct mail drops, digital advertising surge
5,000 persuadable contacts
Week 7
GOTV PREP
Confirm Labour supporters, transport arrangements, polling station coverage plans
25,000 confirmed supporters
Week 8
GOTV
All-out mobilisation, knock-up rounds, election day operations, poll watching
75%+ Labour turnout
Mar 1
Campaign Launch
Apr 15
Registration Deadline
Apr 28
Postal Vote Deadline
May 1
ELECTION DAY
Croydon 2026 Campaign
People first
A 50-asset tactical engine engineered for the Croydon Mayoral Election 2026. One brave woman against four - making history.
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Digital Assets
28
Target Wards
56
Day Sprint
Visual Identity
The palette evokes Labour heritage and community trust, using high-contrast tones for rapid digital recognition across Croydon.
#DC2626
#1C1E21
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Typography
Impactful Sans-Serif: Community Power
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One Brave Woman
Against 4 male opponents. Making history in Croydon. The only female candidate in the race.
Strategy Slides
Brand Identity & Localization
Localizing Your Message
Mention Local Landmarks
Reference Waddon, Fairfield, Crystal Palace, and the town centre to make residents feel seen.
Multicultural Reach
Croydon is diverse. Ensure captions are available in Bengali, Polish, Tamil.
Campaign Tagline
"People First. Always."
Strategy
Localizing Your Message
Visual Brand Strategy
Color Palette
#DC2626
#FFFFFF
#1C1E21
Key Typography
Headline: IMPACTFUL SANS-SERIF
Designed to mirror "People First. Always."
Branding
Visual Brand Strategy
PEOPLE FIRST.
This 50-asset suite moves beyond "branding" into "behavioral mobilization." We are combining Rowenna's track record with hyper-local grievance data to create an undeniable mandate for change.
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28
Wards
56
Days
Overview
People First Campaign
Strategic Asset Gallery
Active Social & Print Deployment
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Voter Outreach Templates
Template 1: Introduction EmailSubject: Putting Croydon's People First
Dear [Resident Name],
I'm Rowenna Davis, your Labour candidate for Mayor of Croydon. As a Waddon councillor with a 100% attendance record, I've spent years listening to residents like you about what matters most.
On May 1st, 2026, you have a choice: continue with four more years of broken promises, or elect someone who will put people first. I'm the only woman in this race, standing against four male opponents, fighting for our community.
My priorities are simple: fix housing repairs, keep our young people safe, revive our town centre, and restore trust in local government.
Together, we can build a Croydon that works for everyone.
Warmly, Rowenna Davis Labour Candidate for Mayor
Template 2: Housing FocusSubject: Your Home Deserves Better
Dear [Resident Name],
Are you tired of waiting months for basic repairs? Under Jason Perry, housing repair times have gotten worse, not better. Families are living with damp, broken heating, and unsafe conditions.
As your Mayor, I will:
Implement a 48-hour emergency repair guarantee
Create a Housing Accountability Dashboard for transparency
Hire local apprentices to clear the repairs backlog
Your home should be your sanctuary. Let's make it happen.
Rowenna Davis Labour Candidate for Mayor
Labour Party UK Communications
To: Labour Party HQPriority: High
Subject: Request for National Campaign Support - Croydon Mayoral 2026
Dear Campaigns Team,
I am writing to formally request national party support for the Croydon Mayoral campaign. This race represents a significant opportunity to flip a Conservative-held mayoralty in outer London.
Current Position: Labour lost by 2.4% (2,850 votes) in 2022. Our internal polling shows momentum with the right resources.
Requesting:
Shadow Cabinet visit for campaign launch
National digital advertising budget allocation
Volunteer surge support for final GOTV week
Croydon can be a Labour success story.
Rowenna Davis Labour Mayoral Candidate, Croydon
GOTV Email Sequence
7 Days Out
Subject: One Week to Change Croydon
In just 7 days, you can help elect the first female Mayor of Croydon. Make sure you're registered and ready to vote on May 1st.
3 Days Out
Subject: This Thursday: Your Vote Matters
The polls show this race is tight. Every single vote counts. Are you ready to put People First?
Day Before
Subject: Tomorrow We Make History
Tomorrow, Croydon decides. Check your polling station, plan your journey, and get ready to vote Labour.
Election Day
Subject: TODAY: Vote Rowenna Davis
Polls are OPEN until 10pm. Vote Labour. Vote for People First. Vote Rowenna Davis for Mayor.
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