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Elected representatives
Councillors are elected by Watford residents to act as representatives for the Watford area.
Watford Borough Council has 36 Councillors and an elected Mayor, each of whom is elected for a 4-year term to represent the people of Watford. There are 12 wards in Watford, with 3 councillors for each ward.
In this section, you can find more information and contact details for your local councillors, and also find out about your local MPs and MEPs, their roles, how they are elected and what they do.
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