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APPENDIX WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE COUNCIL ELECTION - 3 MAY 2012- RESULTS WARD 1 – LOMOND NO OF COUNCILLORS TO BE ELECTED - 3 Electorate Turnout % Total Valid Votes Quota 8,958 42.13 3695 924 Candidates Party Status Total votes prior to election or exclusion Jonathan McColl Scottish National Party (SNP) Elected Stage 7 1342 Ronald McColl Scottish National Party (SNP) Excluded Stage 6 647 George Rice Independent Excluded Stage 3 238 Louise Robertson Scottish Socialist Party Excluded Stage 2 167 Martin Rooney Scottish Labour Party Elected Stage 1 1243 Hazel Sorrell Scottish Labour Party Elected Stage 5 998 Brian McKenzie Walker Scottish Conservative and Unionist Excluded Stage 4 416 Elected to serve for the Lomond Ward: Jonathan McColl, Martin Rooney and Hazel Sorrell APPENDIX WARD 2 – LEVEN NO OF COUNCILLORS TO BE ELECTED - 4 Electorate Turnout % Total Valid Votes Quota 13,186 39.44 5,101 1,021 Candidates Party Status Total votes prior to election or exclusion Jim Bollan Scottish Socialist Party Elected Stage 1 1073 David Jardine Scottish Conservative and Unionist Excluded Stage 4 248 John Millar Scottish Labour Party Elected Stage 1 1622 Gail Robertson Scottish National Party (SNP) Elected Stage 1 1036 May Smillie Scottish National Party (SNP) Excluded Stage 6 549 Michelle Stewart Scottish Labour Party Elected Stage 7 1128 Archie Thomson Independent Excluded Stage 5 459 Elected to serve for the Leven Ward: Jim Bollan, John Millar, Gail Robertson and Michelle Stewart APPENDIX WARD 3 – DUMBARTON NO OF COUNCILLORS TO BE ELECTED - 4 Electorate Turnout % Total Valid Votes Quota 12,620 44.37 5,486 1,098 Candidates Party Status Total votes prior to election or exclusion George Black Independent Elected Stage 7 1146 Iain Ellis Independent Excluded Stage 6 465 Cammy Fyfe Scottish Socialist Party Excluded Stage 3 78 David McBride Scottish Labour Party Elected Stage 1 1678 Andrew Muir Independent Excluded Stage 4 106 Ian Murray Scottish National Party (SNP) Elected Stage 7 1130 Sally Page Scottish Conservative and Unionist Excluded Stage 5 241 Thomas Rainey Scottish Labour Party Elected Stage 2 1218 Iain Robertson Scottish National Party (SNP) Not Elected Stage 7 621 Elected to serve for the Dumbarton Ward: George Black, David McBride, Ian Murray and Thomas Rainey APPENDIX WARD 4 – KILPATRICK NO OF COUNCILLORS TO BE ELECTED - 3 Electorate Turnout % Total Valid Votes Quota 9005 40.67 3,576 895 Candidates Party Status Total votes prior to election or exclusion Douglas Boyle Scottish Conservative and Unionist Exclude Stage 4 135 Ian Dickson Scottish National Party (SNP) Excluded Stage 5 324 Jim Finn Scottish National Party (SNP) Elected Stage 6 1110 Dawn Fyfe Scottish Socialist Party Excluded Stage 3 53 Walter Graham Independent Not Elected Stage 6 408 Douglas McAllister Scottish Labour Party Elected Stage 1 1717 Lawrence O’Neill Scottish Labour Party Elected Stage 2 1113 Elected to serve for the Kilpatrick Ward: Jim Finn, Douglas McAllister and Lawrence O’Neill APPENDIX WARD 5 – CLYDEBANK CENTRAL NO OF COUNCILLORS TO BE ELECTED - 4 Electorate Turnout % Total Valid Votes Quota 11,560 40.35 4,556 912 Candidates Party Status Total votes prior to election or exclusion Denis Agnew Independent Elected Stage 6 955 Jim Brown Scottish National Party (SNP) Elected Stage 1 1201 Douglas Campbell Scottish Conservative and Unionist Excluded Stage 4 104 Patrick McGlinchey Scottish Labour Party Elected Stage 1 1587 Frank McNiff Scottish National Party (SNP) Not Elected Stage 6 564 John Mooney Scottish Labour Party Elected Stage 2 1158 Tom Morrison Communist Party of Britain Excluded Stage 5 119 Elected to serve for the Clydebank Central Ward: Denis Agnew, Jim Brown, Patrick McGlinchey and John Mooney APPENDIX WARD 6 – CLYDEBANK WATERFRONT NO OF COUNCILLORS TO BE ELECTED - 4 Electorate Turnout % Total Valid Votes Quota 11,450 39.29 4391 879 Candidates Party Status Total votes prior to election or exclusion Gail Casey Scottish Labour Party Elected Stage 1 1473 William Hendrie Scottish National Party (SNP) Elected Stage 1 1056 Linda Kinniburgh Scottish Conservative and Unionist Excluded Stage 6 142 Ann Lynch Scottish Socialist Party Excluded Stage 5 89 Alastair Manderson Scottish Christian Party “Proclaiming Excluded Stage 4 45 Christ’s Lordship” Jim McElhill Scottish National Party (SNP) Not Elected Stage 7 636 Marie McNair Independent Elected Stage 7 901 Kath Ryall Scottish Labour Party Elected Stage 2 929 Elected to serve for the Clydebank Waterfront Ward: Gail Casey, William Hendrie, Marie McNair and Kath Ryall. .
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