Luke Campbell is the new Reform UK Mayor of Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority
Luke Campbell is the new Reform UK Mayor of Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority, with a turnout of 29.86 % of the electorate (135,703 votes). His majority over second-placed Mike Ross (Liberal Democrats) was 10,981. The election took place on Thursday, May 1 2025.
The mayor officially starts in office on Tuesday, May 6 2025, following the early May bank holiday weekend. The first mayor-chaired meeting of the Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority is due to take place on Wednesday, May 28.
The Combined Authority Mayoral election will take place every four years. There is no limit on how many terms a mayor can serve.
| Candidate | Party | Turnout 29.86 per cent (26.4 per cent Hull, 32.1 per cent East Riding) |
| Luke CAMPBELL (elected until 2029) | Reform UK | 48,491 (35.82%) |
| Mike ROSS | Liberal Democrats | 37,510 (27.71%) |
| Anne HANDLEY | Conservative Party | 21,393 (15.80%) |
| Margaret PINDER | Labour and Cooperative Party | 18,568 (13.72%) |
| Kerry HARRISON | Green Party | 5,049 (3.73%) |
| Rowan HALSTEAD | Yorkshire Party | 4,372 (3.23%) |