1928 Cardiganshire County Council election
The thirteenth election to Cardiganshire County Council took place in March 1928. It was preceded by the 1925 election and followed by the 1931 election.
Candidates
After a period of bitter Liberal infighting in Cardiganshire politics in the early 1920s, a far less dramatic era ensued and in 1928 only ten seats were contested, the same number as three years earlier. This resulted in 40 members were returned without a contest.Retiring aldermen
Eight aldermen retired, but only Meredith Gwarnant Williams stood as a candidate in the election.Gains and losses
Very few seats changed hands.Contested elections
Only ten seats were contested and these were not largely fought on political lines.Outcome
Very little change took place as a result of an election in which only one sitting member lost his seat.Results
Aberystwyth Division 5
Cwmrheidol
Llandygwydd
Llanfair Clydogau
The seat was held in 1925 by Tom Davies.Llanllwchaiarn
Strata Florida
Election of Aldermen
Eight aldermen were elected, including the long-serving member, C.M. Williams, who had not faced the electorate for many years and two other retiring aldermen, Josiah T. Jones and Richard Evans who had last fought an election six years previously. Four new aldermen elected at the recent election were elevated while Dr John James had filled a vacancy following the death of J.T. Morgan some years previously. The only retiring alderman who had sought election was not among those appointed for the next six years.- John Evans, Aberystwyth
- C. M. Williams, Aberystwyth
- Dr J. James, Borth
- D.L. Herbert, Llangeitho
- Simon Davies, Felinfach
- Dr Evan Evans, Lampeter
- Josiah T. Jones, Llandyssul
- Richard Evans, Llangoedmor