Scottish Council Elections 2007 Results and Statistics

H M Bochel D T Denver University of Lincoln University of Lancaster

2007

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Contents

Preface iii

Commentary 1

Tabulated Council Results 11 13 Angus 16 17 19 20 22 23 East Dunbartonshire 25 East Lothian 26 East 27 28 31 33 36 40 44 45 46 Na h-Eileanan an Iar 47 North Ayrshire 48 50 Orkney Islands 53 54 Renfrewshire 55 57 Islands 59 60 61 64 65 66

Commentary Tables Table 1: voting intentions (constituency vote) 2006-7 1 Table 2: Number of candidates in council elections 1999-2007 2 Table 3: Percentage of women candidates and councillors 1999-2007 3 Table 4: Rejected ballots in council elections 1999-2007 4 Table 5: Turnout in council elections 1999-2007 5 Table 6: Share of votes in council elections 1999-2007 6 Table 7: Seats won in council elections 1999-2007 8

i Table 8: Party control of councils 1995-2007 8 Table 9: ‘Alphabetical’ voting in wards where parties had two 9 candidates

Summary Tables Table 1: Electorates and turnout 68 Table 2: Rejected ballots 2003 and 2007 69 Table 3: Number of candidates by party 70 Table 4: Number of women candidates by party 71 Table 5: Number of women candidates elected by party 72 Table 6: Percentage of wards contested by each party 73 Table 7: First preference votes 74 Table 8: Share of first preference votes 75 Table 9: Number of council seats won 76

ii PREFACE

The fourth round of elections for the unitary Scottish local councils took place on May 3rd 2007. As in the previous rounds in 1999 and 2003, these were held on the same day as the Scottish Parliament elections. This was despite the fact that in the interim the Arbuthnott Commission, set up to report on elections in , had firmly recommended the ‘decoupling’ of the two sets of elections (Commission on Boundary Differences and Voting Systems, 2006, pp. 48-51). As a result, in terms of media attention the local elections were once again largely overshadowed by the Scottish Parliament elections during the campaign. In the immediate aftermath of the elections, however, the decoupling issue came to the fore. This was because of the apparent confusion surrounding voting in the Scottish Parliament elections which resulted in a huge increase in the number of ballots that were rejected. The fact that voters had to cope with a new electoral system for local elections, which involved a new way of voting, certainly did not help matters.

The (STV) electoral system for council elections was introduced by the Local Governance (Scotland) Act passed by the Scottish Parliament in 2004. This was the ‘pound of flesh’ that the Liberal Democrats extracted as the price of their continuing the coalition arrangement with Labour in the Scottish Executive. Labour proceeded with the change even although the party was bound to lose seats under the new system.

The introduction of STV had a number of important consequences (apart from producing different election outcomes). First, implementing the new system required a complete redrawing of ward boundaries to create new wards that would elect either three or four councillors. This was undertaken by the Scottish Local Government Boundary Commission and the final outcome was a reduction from 1,222 single member wards to 353 multi-member wards, 190 electing three councillors and 163 electing four, with the total number of councillors remaining at 1,222 (for details of the work of the Boundary Commission see http://www.lgbc-scotland.gov). Second, since counting votes and determining results under STV can be a lengthy and arduous process, it was decided to introduce electronic counting. Early trials of the technology involved were not entirely encouraging – in at least one demonstration the systems crashed. There was also much criticism of computerised counting on election night and immediately after. Scottish parliament counts were slower than they had been when conducted manually and several counts had to be abandoned as the technology filed to cope. In respect of the council elections however, counting went fairly smoothly and initial results were announced reasonably quickly after counting began. Finally, STV creates problems for commentators and analysts. How are the results to be reported? The Scottish press simply listed the winning candidates in each ward. That is clearly inadequate for analysis or for anyone with a serious interest in local elections. On the other hand, it is clearly impossible, without producing a massive tome, to present the full voting details, including vote transfers, for every ward. We have obtained details of electorates, first preference votes for each candidate, rejected ballots and candidates elected, directly from council officials and these are the details we present here for each ward, showing in addition the share of first preferences obtained by each party. In addition, ward turnout is indicated. Identifying women candidates has been made more difficult by the relaxation of the rule requiring candidates to give their full names on nomination papers. As a consequence it is difficult to know, for example, whether ‘Pat’ is an abbreviation for Patricia or Patrick. Nonetheless, we have identified candidates who we believe are women by the prefix 'Ms'. Retiring incumbent councillors are indicated by the symbol ‘=’. The

iii number of rejected ballots is not shown, but a summary of these is given in the Appendix, Table 2, and rejected ballots are included in the calculations of turnout.

Councils are listed in alphabetical order – including the prefixes ‘East’, ‘West’, and so on – since this now appears to be accepted practice. Since 2003 the council formerly known as Comhairle nan Eilean Siar has changed its name to the equally incomprehensible, for most, Na h-Eileanan an Iar. Within authorities, wards are listed by number. The abbreviations used to identify the party affiliations of candidates are as follows:

BNP BP Borders Party Con Scottish Conservative and Unionist CPA Christian People’s Alliance EKA East Kilbride Alliance Green Scottish Green Party HEP Had Enough Party Ind Independent Lab Party LHA Local Hospital Action LHC Local Health Concern LibDem Scottish Liberal Democrats NPCG Nine Per Cent Growth Party ScotUn Scottish Unionist, Proudly Scottish, Proudly British SCP Scottish Christian Party SNP Solid SSCUP Scottish Senior Citizens Unity Party SSP SVC A Strong Voice for UKIP United Kingdom Independence Party (Scotland)

We have classified candidates as ‘Independent’ if they described themselves as such on nomination, or if they offered no description at all. In addition, candidates standing for the Cumbernauld Independent Councillors’ Alliance in North Lanarkshire and the East Dunbartonshire Independent Alliance are treated as Independents.

We are grateful to the Local Government Chronicle Elections Centre at the University of Plymouth for printing this collection. Although every effort has been made to ensure accuracy it is inevitable that errors will remain. These, we hope, are few and inconsequential but we apologise for them in advance.

Hugh Bochel David Denver June 2007

Reference Commission on Boundary Differences and Voting Systems (2006) Putting Citizens First: Boundaries, Voting and Representation in Scotland, Edinburgh, Stationery Office.

iv COMMENTARY ON THE RESULTS

Introduction As noted in the Preface, the Scottish local elections of 2007 were especially noteworthy for the introduction of the Single Transferable Vote (STV) method of election. Inevitably, therefore, much of our discussion and analysis of the results focuses on the impact of the electoral system. At the same time, however, local elections continue to be interpreted as good indicators of the standing of the parties and of the health of local democracy and we also refer to these issues in what follows.

In our commentary on the 2003 results we suggested that in terms of council seats won Labour would be the main loser under the new system and the SNP the main gainer. Other research concurred in this judgement (see Curtice and Herbert, 2005). If that alone made the outlook gloomy for Labour in 2007, then the picture was worsened by a decline in support for the party in Scotland and an increase in support for the SNP towards the end of 2006 which continued into 2007, as measured by voting intentions for the Scottish Parliament election. Although individual polls gave rather different figures, the overall trend is unmistakeable. Table 1 shows that Labour slipped from 34% of voting intentions in the autumn of 2006 to 30% in April 2007 (having had 34.6% of the constituency vote in 2003) Meanwhile, the SNP overtook Labour and reached 37% in April 2007 (having had 23.9% of the constituency vote in 2003).

Table 1: Scottish Parliament Voting Intentions (Constituency Vote) 2006-7 Con Lab LDem SNP % % % % Aug/Sep 06 13 34 16 29 Oct 06 12 33 15 32 Nov 06 13 31 16 34 Jan 07 13 30 16 34 Feb 07 18 29 16 34 March 07 13 30 14 35 April 07 13 30 15 37

Note: Figures shown are means derived from all polls undertaken in the months specified. There were no polls in December 2006.

It was not only the change to the electoral system which threatened Labour’s dominance of Scottish local government, therefore, but the simple fact that the party was relatively unpopular in the run-up to the 2007 elections. Before examining patterns of party support, however, we look at candidates, contests, rejected ballots and turnout. It should be noted that in previous commentaries we have excluded the islands councils from the analysis and from the relevant data in the tables. Here, however, all councils are included.

Candidates In the previous round of Scottish local elections in 2003 a new record was set for the number of candidates put forward – almost 4,200 for the 1,222 council seats at stake. In advance of the 2007 elections two contradictory arguments about the likely impact of STV on candidatures could be made. On the one hand, in areas where particular parties would have

1 had little chance of success in first-past-the-post wards, they might have been encouraged to put forward candidates in the hope of picking up some seats under the proportional system. On the other, under STV an individual party would be unlikely to win all the seats in a ward and a logical course of action would be to put forward only as many candidates as the party thought it could win. This would avoid first preference votes being split among too many candidates. On this basis a decline in the numbers of candidates would be anticipated and, as Table 2 indicates, this is indeed what transpired.

Only in two wards (in East Ayrshire and North Lanarkshire) did a party (Labour) put forward a full slate of candidates. Overall, the number of candidates declined to 2,606, so that some 1,600 fewer people were involved in the elections as candidates than had been the case in 2003. The biggest declines involved the major parties, with the SNP leading the way (-533) leaving Labour as the leading party in terms of candidates for the first time in a number of years. On the other hand, there was a veritable explosion in Green candidates, and Solidarity (a breakaway from the Scottish Socialist party) entered the fray for the first time with 83 candidates.

The long slow decline of Independents in Scottish local elections was abruptly reversed in 2003 and the revival continued in 2007, at least in terms of levels of candidacy. STV, apparently, was perceived by Independents as an opportunity rather than a reason for strategic withdrawals. The increased presence of Independents was not confined to areas where almost all candidates stand as Independents – the islands councils – and of the 29 mainland councils Independent candidates increased in 19.

Representatives of other parties, groups and causes also came forward in larger numbers than usual. The Scottish Unionist Party (‘Proudly Scottish, Proudly British’) led this group with 18 candidates, followed by UKIP with 10, the BNP with 7 and local hospital action groups also with 7.

Table 2: Number of Candidates in Council Elections 1999-2007

Change 1999 2003 2007 2003-7 Con 728 798 379 -419 Lab 980 920 521 -399 LibDem 607 676 331 -345 SNP 1057 969 436 -533 Ind 404 488 551 +63 SSP 100 315 126 -189 Solidarity - - 83 +83 Green - 1 100 +99 Others 58 28 79 +51 Total 3,934 4,195 2,606 -1,589

N of Seats 1,222 1,222 1,222

It is claimed by proponents that STV is a more ‘democratic’ electoral system than first-past- the-post. If the health of local democracy is measured by the willingness of candidates to

2 come forward, however, then its introduction appears to have had an unfortunate – and probably unforeseen – effect. Parties are the main recruiters of candidates and the tactical calculations of the parties in the light of STV meant that they did not want to recruit as many as before. As experience of the working of the new system is acquired, it is possible that their tactics as far as candidatures are concerned will become increasingly sophisticated.

One of the unmistakable trends in Scottish local elections since 1974 has been a steady increase in the number of women candidates and councillors. It is also sometimes suggested that proportional electoral systems encourage more women candidates, and result in more women being elected, since parties might deem it politic to put forward, say, one woman and one man in a ward. As indicated in the Preface, a change in the rules affecting names on the official nomination form means that in some cases it is difficult to tell from the name given whether a candidate is male or female. This involves relatively few cases, however, so that while the data summarised below (Table 3) may not be precisely accurate we are confident that they provide a fair summary of the overall position. As the data show, there was a clear decline in the proportion of candidates who are female and this occured for each of the major parties. Again this could be an unforeseen consequence of the introduction of STV. The parties were looking for fewer candidates and in the scramble to be selected women appear to have lost out. It may be, of course, that in the past women were willing to act as, or were often selected as, sacrificial lambs in hopeless wards and under STV there was less need for such candidates. In any event, it appears that providing a choice of male and female candidates to the voters did not play any significant part in the selection of candidates. As in 2003, of the major parties the Liberal Democrats had the largest proportion of women candidates and Labour the smallest. Among Green party candidates, however, the proportion of women reached 39%.

Table 3: Percentage of Women Candidates and Councillors 1999-2007

Candidates Councillors 1999 2003 2007 1999 2003 2007 Con 31.0 32.3 25.3 27.8 22.8 25.9 Lab 23.5 25.9 20.3 21.6 20.0 17.5 LibDem 37.6 37.4 31.4 32.7 32.6 30.1 SNP 24.9 25.0 22.0 24.5 24.9 22.3 Ind 17.4 16.0 15.4 15.7 15.2 16.6 SSP 27.0 27.9 28.6 0.0 0.0 0.0 Solidarity - - 25.3 - - 100 Green - - 39.0 50.0 Others 18.2 13.8 15.2 8.3 0.0 20.0 All 26.8 27.7 22.8 23.0 21.8 21.8

Although there was a decline in the proportion of women candidates the proportion of women councillors remained as it was in 2003 (21.8%). This supports the suggestion that previously many women were candidates in unwinnable wards, since the greatly reduced number of women candidates won as many council seats as before. Summary Table 5 shows

3 that 44.9% of women candidates were elected in 2007 (the figure for men was 47.5%) compared with only 23.0% in 2003.

Contests In respect of the proportion of wards contested, Scottish local elections have been transformed over the past 25 years. In 1980 more than a quarter (26.0%) of District council wards on the Scottish mainland were uncontested but that figure has fallen very steadily and by 2003 only 2.5% of mainland wards were uncontested. When the islands are included, the figure for 2003 was 5% of wards. Under STV, as previously noted, parties have a strong incentive to contest wards in previously unpromising areas. Moreover, it is easy to force a contest in a multi-member ward by nominating just one candidate. It is no surprise, therefore, that in 2007, for the first time ever, not a single ward in Scotland was uncontested. Indeed, only 13 of the 353 wards had just one more candidate than there were councillors to be elected. The SNP contested 95% of wards, the Conservatives 94%, Labour 86% and the Liberal Democrats 77%.

Rejected Ballots Voting in a first-past-the-post election is easy and familiar – all that a voter has to do is mark an ‘X’ opposite the name of the preferred candidate. Nonetheless, there are always some ballots that are rejected or regarded as ‘spoilt’ for one reason or another – some are deliberately spoiled, for example, because there is no candidate representing the party supported by the voter, others are accidentally spoiled. Voting under STV is unfamiliar and more complicated – the voter has to list candidates in order of preference – and, despite the fact that the Electoral Commission and others conducted public information campaigns on how to vote, we would expect there to be more incorrectly completed ballots. Table 4 shows the number of rejected ballots in 2007 as compared with the previous two rounds of elections and these as a percentage of all ballots. As can be seen, there was indeed a sharp increase in rejected ballots (although to nothing like the extent that occurred in the Scottish Parliament elections). Given the unfamiliarity of STV for most people, 1.83% of ballots rejected seems not an unreasonable figure. The vast majority of voters were clearly able to handle preferential voting.

Table 4: Rejected Ballots in Council Elections 1999-2007

1999 2003 2007 Number 13,597 14,579 38,351 % 0.59 0.77 1.83

Rejected ballots for individual councils are shown in Summary Table 2. The smallest proportion was in East Dunbartonshire (1.11%) and the largest, strangely enough, in West Dunbartonshire (2.77%).

Turnout The most important measure of the health of local democracy is usually thought to be the turnout of electors. That there are falling numbers of uncontested returns in local elections shows that the parties are certainly interested but are the voters? Since the last three rounds of local elections have coincided with Scottish Parliament elections this is a difficult question

4 to answer. The common assumption is that people are keener to vote in the Scottish Parliament elections than in the locals but, having turned up for the former are happy to fill in their ballot for the council. This seems to take a patronising view of local government and of voters. It may be that some people actually go along to vote in the local elections and vote in the Scottish Parliament election while they are at it. In this respect it is worth remembering that in the 1995 council elections the turnout of 45% was not far short of the 49% who voted in the 2003 Scottish Parliament election. As long as the two sets of elections are ‘coupled’, however, we will not have an independent measure of voters’ interest in local elections.

Table 5 shows the local election turnout in 1999, 2003 and 2007. Overall, turnout increased in 2007 to 53.8%. The increase was doubtless due to the fact that the Scottish Parliament election was widely expected to be a close-run thing.

Table 5: Turnout in Council Elections 1999-2007

Change 1999 2003 2007 2003-7 % % % 58.1 49.6 53.8 +4.2

Turnout figures for the various councils are given in Summary Table 1. There was considerable variation across councils – from 44.3% in Glasgow (the only council below 50%) to 64.7% in East Renfrewshire. The figure exceeded 60% in four councils. In part, these differences are by-products of differential turnout in the Scottish Parliament elections – which is affected, most notably, by variations in constituency marginality – but more generally they reflect the contextual variables which are regularly associated with variations in turnout, such as the socio-economic composition of the area concerned. These latter factors tend to make variations in turnout across local authorities relatively predictable and this is illustrated by the fact that the correlation cofficient measuring the strength of the association between turnout at the 2003 local elections and local turnout in 2007 across the 32 council areas was +0.825. This indicates a very strong relationship – councils which had higher turnouts in 2003 also had higher turnouts in 2007; those where turnout was lower in 2003 were also towards the bottom end in 2007.

The range of turnouts at ward level was, of course, even larger. The ward which recorded the highest turnout (69.7%) was Netherlee, Stamperland and Williamwood in East Renfrewshire but it was 65% or more in 19 wards. At the other extreme turnout was below 40% in 9 wards, 7 of them in Glasgow, including Anderston/City which had the lowest turnout of all at 34.4%.

There was a slight but significant difference in turnout between wards which elected three and those electing four councillors. In the former, mean turnout was 56.0% and in the latter it was 53.4%.

Patterns of Party Support Insofar as they pay attention to local elections, what most concerns the media and the general public is the performances of the parties, especially the numbers of seats won and lost. We

5 begin this section by looking at support for the parties among the voters. Under STV there is no measure of party support that is as straightforward as share of votes under first-past-the- post. In other STV systems (Ireland, for example) the convention is to use first preference votes as indicators of party support and to aggregate the first preferences obtained by all candidates of a party within each electoral district in order to arrive at figures showing the distribution of party support. That is the procedure adopted here and Table 6 compares the distribution of party support in 2007 with the two previous sets of elections.

Table 6: Share of Votes in Council Elections 1999-2007

Change 1999 2003 2007 2003-07 % % Con 13.7 15.2 15.6 +0.4 Lab 36.6 32.9 28.1 -4.8 LibDem 12.7 14.6 12.7 -1.9 SNP 28.9 24.3 27.9 +3.6 Ind 6.5 9.5 10.9 +1.4 SSP 0.9 3.4 0.9 -2.5 Solid - - 0.9 +0.9 Green 0.0 2.2 +2.3 Others 0.8 0.2 0.9 +0.7

It is difficult to know whether the introduction of STV made any substantial difference to patterns of party support. On the whole, we suspect not and would suggest that the 2007 figures reflect the popularity of the parties at least as effectively as the figures for previous elections. As in the Scottish Parliament elections, the SNP gained ground and Labour lost ground in the local elections.

The level of Conservative support reached an all-time low in Scotland in the 1995 local elections (11.3%) but since then the party has staged a mini-recovery, which by 2003 saw the Tories back above 15% of the votes cast. In 2007 they inched further forward to 15.6%, although in part this may be attributed to them contesting a higher proportion of wards. This is still poor for a party that used to run Labour close in Scotland (admittedly now in the distant past) but at least the Conservatives appear to be moving in the right direction, if rather slowly. The Liberal Democrats, on the other hand, fell back to their 1999 level. The SNP had suffered a sharp setback in 2003 in what was a disappointing set of elections for the party, but in 2007 they recovered somewhat, although their performance was were still not as strong as it had been in 1999. To a large extent, however, this reflects the SNP policy of restricting the number of candidates that they put forward. In two-thirds of all wards (more than 70% excluding the islands) the SNP put forward just one candidate. This may have been an effective strategy in terms of winning seats, but it could have reduced the number of first preference votes received. Support for Independents increased slightly, most probably because of the increase in the number of Independent candidates.

Labour’s vote share in 2003, at just under a third, represented the party’s worst performance in Scottish local elections since 1977 (when they had 31.6%), but in 2007 support fell well below that to produce Labour’s worst local showing since the local government structure was

6 overhauled in 1974. It is doubtful, however, whether this represents a judgement on the performance of Labour councils. Clearly, Labour at UK level was undergoing a period of unpopularity and the SNP was particularly resurgent in Scotland for reasons that had little to do with how effectively or otherwise local councils and councillors were performing.

Further details of the pattern of party support in the 32 councils are given in Summary Tables 7 and 8. The Conservatives had the largest share of first preference votes in four councils – Dumfries and Galloway, East Renfrewshire, Scottish Borders and South Ayrshire – although all four parties were very close in terms of first preferences in Edinburgh. Despite a generally poor performance, Labour was the most popular party in 15 councils. On the other hand, the party exceeded 40% of first preferences in only four ‘heartland’ areas – Glasgow, East Ayrshire and North and South Lanarkshire. The SNP led in terms of first preference votes in seven councils and had 40% in Dundee. Apart from the islands, there is no council in which the SNP could be classed as an irrelevance. In contrast, Liberal Democrat support remained very variable. They did best in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scottish Borders and Fife, but are very weak across a whole swathe of councils in the – notably Glasow, Ayrshire, Lanarkshire, West Dunbartonshire and Falkirk, where they hardly register. In addition to the three islands councils, Independents garnered most votes in Argyll and Bute, Highland and Moray.

Despite changes in the level of support for the parties from 2003 to 2007, the relative strength of the parties across authorities was very similar in both sets of elections. Correlating the parties’ vote shares at council level in 2003 and 2007 (excluding the islands) gives coefficients of 0.927 for the Conservatives, 0.972 for Labour, 0.857 for the Liberal Democrats and 0.939 for the SNP. These indicate very strong relationships and show that there was strong continuity in the geography of party support. Using the regression equations on which the correlation coefficients are based enables us to identify councils where the parties did unexpectedly well or badly on the basis of their 2003 performance. On this basis the Conservatives did better than expected in Moray, Dumfries and Galloway and East Renfrewshire but had relatively poor results in North Ayrshire and East Lothian. North Ayrshire was also a relatively poor result for Labour but rather good results were achieved in Inverclyde and Renfrewshire. The Liberal Democrats did relatively badly in Inverclyde – where they had previously controlled the council – but relatively well in Highland and Argyll and Bute. The SNP had no particularly bad results but did best, given the 2003 score, in Moray, Dundee and Midlothian.

Seats Won To many people, what matters most in local elections is winning seats. That, rather than ups and downs in the shares of the votes, is what determines control of the local council and all the consequences that follow from that. Moreover it is in respect of the distribution of seats that STV would be expected to have a major impact. As noted above, it was anticipated that Labour would be the main loser and the SNP the main gainer as a result of STV. As a consequence, it was predicted, fewer councils would be controlled by a single party and most would either be governed by some form of coalition or have to make some other arrangements. So it proved.

Table 7 shows the total number of seats won by each of the parties in 2003 and 2007 (Summary Table 9 shows the number won in 2007 in individual authorities). As anticipated, Labour lost seats (-160) and the SNP gained (+182). The Conservatives also benefited from

7 proportional representation with a gain of 20 seats but the small decline in Liberal Democrat seats is probably due to a decline in the party’s popularity, rather than the operation of STV. Despite the increase in Independent candidates the number of seats held by Independents declined to its lowest level since the current local government system was instituted in 1995.

The distribution of seats in 2007 is obviously more proportional to first preference votes than the votes-seats comparison for 2003. In the latter election Labour obtained almost 42% of the seats on the basis of 33% of the votes; in 2007 28% of first preferences rewarded them with 28.5% of the seats. The SNP, on the other hand got only 15% of seats for 24% of votes in 2003 but almost 30% of seats for 28% of first preference votes in 2007. Overall, the index of disproportionality (the sum of differences between % of seats and % of votes divided by two) was 18.2 in 2003 and 7.5 in 2007.

Table 7: Council Seats Won in Council Elections 2003-2007

2003 2007 Change 2003-07 N % N % N % Con 123 10.1 143 11.7 +20 +1.6 Lab 509 41.7 348 28.5 -160 -13.2 LibDem 175 14.3 166 13.6 -9 -0.7 SNP 181 14.8 363 29.7 +182 +14.9 Ind 231 18.9 187 15.3 -44 -3.6 SSP 2 0.2 1 0.1 -1 -0.1 Solid - - 1 0.1 +1 +0.1 Green 0 0 8 0.7 +8 +0.7 Others 1 0.1 5 0.4 +4 +0.3 Total 1,222 1,222

How did the 2003 elections affect the political map of Scotland in terms of party control of the councils? On the basis of the election results, Table 8 illustrates the pattern of party control in 2007 as compared with the situation after the three previous sets of elections.

Table 8: Party Control of Councils 1995-2007

1995 1999 2003 2007

Conservative majority 0 0 0 0 Labour majority 20 15 13 2 LibDem majority 0 0 1 0 SNP majority 3 1 1 0 Ind majority 6 6 6 3 No Overall Control 3 10 11 27 Between 1995 and 2003 cracks were certainly appearing in the Labour monolith as the number of councils with no overall control increased. The impact of STV in 2007, however, is very clear. ‘Hung’ councils, with their attendant problems and opportunities, are now the

8 norm. The only councils with one party or group in control are Glasgow and North Lanarkshire (Labour) and the three islands councils (Independent).

‘Alphabetical’ Voting In the aftermath of the elections there were complaints made (frequently by defeated councillors) that the STV system had favoured candidates placed near the top of the ballot paper (i.e. those with surnames starting with a letter towards the beginning of the alphabet). It appears that voters wanting to vote for the candidates of a particular party tended to give their first preference to the candidate coming first on the ballot and subsequent preferences to those lower down. Perusal of ward results certainly gives the impression that this was indeed the case but Table 9 gives irrefutable proof. It is based on wards in which a party had two candidates and compares the number of cases in which the candidate whose name came first on the ballot received more first preferences with those in which the lower-placed candidate received more.

Table 9: ‘Alphabetical’ Voting in Wards Where Parties had Two Candidates

Con Lab LibDem SNP Higher-placed candidate most first preferences 36 123 41 77

Lower-placed candidate most first preferences 3 20 13 14

Total 39 143 54 91

Clearly coming early in the ballot paper was a significant advantage in terms of gaining first preference votes. For each party the difference is much greater than would be expected by chance. Whether this will lead to a review of STV – with places on the ballot perhaps being determined by lot – or whether really keen candidates will change their name to something beginning with ‘A’ remains to be seen.

Conclusion The 2007 Scottish council elections dramatically redrew the political map of local government in Scotland. Whereas the populous central belt could previously be described a series of one-party ‘statelets’ with massive Labour majorities on most councils, this is no longer the case. Given Labour’s unpopularity in 2007, it was always likely that there would be significant change in the political composition of councils but there is little doubt that the new electoral system played a major part in effecting significant change and will, if retained, have a permanent effect. In addition to producing sweeping changes in the political composition of councils, the 2007 elections also produced major changes in the personnel sitting in the council chambers. In 2003, 84% of incumbent councillors defended their seats; in 2007 only 62% fought a seat under the new arrangements. Although some may have been put off by the larger wards and the new electoral system, it seems likely that the big drop in the proportion of incumbents seeking re-election is explained by the ‘golden goodbye’ (a cash paymernt for service given) offered by the Scottish Parliament to those who retired and also by the fact that the Labour party – by far the biggest party in Scottish local government

9 after 2003 – did not want to put forward a full slate of candidates even in wards where they previously held all the first-past-the-post seats. In addition, the combination of STV and the changed popularity of the parties meant that an unusually large number of incumbents who did stand were not successful in winning a seat. Whereas in 2003 76% of those who won council seats were already incumbents, in 2007, the figure was only 51%. Turnover of this magnitude is unlikely to be repeated in future elections.

It may be that the introduction of STV will, as proponents suggest, blow a breath of fresh air through the musty corridors of Scottish local government and increase the interest of electors in the doings of their local councils. It is to be hoped that it will be a case of change and renewal rather than ‘change and decay’. It remains our view, however, that holding local elections separately from the Scottish Parliament elections is a necessary further step along this route. ‘Decoupling’ would increase interest in, and attention to, council elections and enable local voters more easily to hold their local representatives to account.

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10 Aberdeen 4 Northfield (3) 11,332

1 Dyce/Bucksburn/Danestone (4) 14,033 Ms. J. Dunbar SNP 1,557 = Ms. K. Freel LibDem 302 = R. Clark LibDem 1,534 = G. Graham Lab 1,401 B. Crockett Lab 1,801 = R. Milne Lab 587 Ms. A. Dunn Ind 116 = K. Stewart SNP 1,050 D. Grattan Ind 57 Ms. P. Wokoma Con 143 Ms. A. Mackenzie Con 603 M. McDonald SNP 2,620 Turnout 46.3 G. Penny LibDem 360 Con 2.8 SNP 51.7 Ms. R. Reekie Green 147 Lab 39.4 Ind 0.0 LibDem 6.0 Other 0.0 Turnout 52.4 Con 8.3 SNP 36.2 5 Hilton/Stockethill (3) 10,247 Lab 24.9 Ind 2.4 LibDem 26.2 Other 2.0 = G. Adam Lab 1,589 = N. Fletcher LibDem 1,068 2 Bridge of Don (4) 14,529 C. Pirie Lab 444 F. Webster Con 329 B. Davidson Con 610 Ms. K. West SNP 1,761 = Ms. M. Jaffray SNP 2,805 = G. Leslie LibDem 731 Turnout 51.9 H. Mackay Ind 146 Con 6.3 SNP 33.9 = Ms. M. McLeod LibDem 404 Lab 39.2 Ind 0.0 = J. Reynolds LibDem 1,411 LibDem 20.6 Other 0.0 W. Young Lab 1,615 6 Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen (3) 10,590 Turnout 53.8 Con 7.9 SNP 36.3 = N. Collie Lab 1,074 Lab 20.9 Ind 1.9 Ms. H. Dolan Con 333 LibDem 33.0 Other 0.0 D. Johnston Green 244 = Ms. S. MacDonald Lab 595 3 Kingswells/Sheddocksley (3) 10,564 Ms. A. McLeman Solid 88 J. Noble SNP 1,365 B. Berry Con 364 R. Robertson LibDem 585 Ms. R. Clayton Lab 758 = L. Ironside Lab 848 Turnout 41.5 = P. Stephen LibDem 1,260 Con 7.8 SNP 31.9 Ms. W. Stuart SNP 1,746 Lab 39.0 Ind 0.0 S. Thomson BNP 81 LibDem 13.7 Other 7.7 D. Young LibDem 135 7 Midstocket/Rosemount (3) 10,346 Turnout 50.1 Con 7.0 SNP 33.6 Ms. C. Chandler SSP 153 Lab 30.9 Ind 0.0 B. Cormie SNP 1,431 LibDem 26.9 Other 1.6 = S. Delaney LibDem 671 J. Donaldson LibDem 529 Ms. J. Laing Lab 1,144 = J. Porter Con 1,503

Turnout 53.1 Con 27.7 SNP 26.3 Lab 21.1 Ind 0.0 LibDem 22.1 Other 2.8

11 8 George St/Harbour (3) 10,925 12 Torry/Ferryhill (4) 13,782

= J. Hunter Lab 960 = Ms. Y. Allan Lab 1,275 C. Kempe Green 306 = Ms. I. Cormack LibDem 1,077 M. Malik Lab 322 C. Cowie Ind 163 = A. May SNP 1,272 A. Donnelly Con 729 A. Olsen Con 261 S. Falconer Solid 102 = J. Stewart LibDem 801 T. Harris Lab 348 J. Kiddie SNP 1,900 Turnout 36.7 T. Petchey LibDem 270 Con 6.7 SNP 32.4 J. Reekie Green 287 Lab 32.7 Ind 0.0 LibDem 20.4 Other 7.8 Turnout 45.4 Con 11.9 SNP 30.9 Lab 26.4 Ind 2.6 9 Lower Deeside (3) 9,801 LibDem 21.9 Other 6.3

D. Adams SNP 1,068 13 Kincorth/Loirston (3) 12,140 Ms. M. Boulton Ind 1,097 = Ms. A. Malone LibDem 1,538 N. Cooney Lab 1,162 B. Malone LibDem 603 = Ms. K. Dean LibDem 1,190 A. Milne Con 1,546 A. Easton LibDem 239 Ms. M. Stewart Lab 583 C. McCaig SNP 1,883 P. Mitcheson Solid 58 Turnout 66.4 Ms. S. Rae Lab 748 Con 24.0 SNP 16.6 G. Webster Con 423 Lab 9.1 Ind 17.0 D. Yeats Ind 179 LibDem 33.3 Other 0.0 Turnout 49.8 10 Hazlehead/Ashley/Queens Cross (4) 13,668 Con 7.2 SNP 32.0 Lab 32.5 Ind 3.0 H. Chandler SSP 65 LibDem 24.3 Other 1.0 J. Farquharson Con 1,728 F. Forsyth Con 406 = M. Grieg LibDem 1,901 T. Harris Lab 855 Ms. R. Shanks Green 220 Ms. J. Stewart LibDem 1,614 J. West SNP 1,126

Turnout 58.5 Con 27.0 SNP 14.2 Lab 10.8 Ind 0.0 LibDem 44.4 Other 3.6

11 Airyhall/Broomhill/Garthdee (3) 12,023

G. Bennett Ind 332 = S. Cassie LibDem 1,365 A. McIntosh Lab 894 R. Robertson SNP 1,207 = Ms. J. Wisely Con 1,911 = I. Yuill LibDem 1,257

Turnout 58.6 Con 27.4 SNP 17.3 Lab 12.8 Ind 4.8 LibDem 37.6 Other 0.0

12 Aberdeenshire 4 (4) 10,020

1 Banff and District (3) 8,815 P. Chapman Con 933 J. Conn Ind 265 J. Barton Green 298 Ms. C. Donald Lab 318 S. Buchan Ind 383 = A. Howie Ind 790 J. Calder Ind 172 Ms. B. May LibDem 253 N. Chalmers Con 616 = N. Smith Ind 1,054 = J. Cox Ind 691 S. Stronach SNP 1,096 I Gray SNP 1,088 = Ms. N. Thomson SNP 718 = J. Mair LibDem 694 I. Page Ind 94 Turnout 55.1 Ms. K. Parr SNP 500 Con 17.2 SNP 33.4 Lab 5.9 Ind 38.9 Turnout 52.6 LibDem 4.7 Other 0.0 Con 13.6 SNP 35.0 Lab 0.0 Ind 29.5 5 Peterhead North and Rattray (4) 10,274 LibDem 15.3 Other 6.6 = Ms. A. Allan SNP 1,018 S. Allan SNP 585 2 (3) 7,563 A. Buchan Ind 948 I. Cowie Ind 256 = M. Burnett SNP 1,798 A. Hassan LibDem 288 = J. Duncan Con 914 Ms. F. McRae SNP 682 I. Findlay LibDem 286 R. Thomas Con 655 = S. Mair Ind 770 S. Will Solid 112

Turnout 50.5 Turnout 45.7 Con 24.3 SNP 47.7 Con 14.4 SNP 50.3 Lab 0.0 Ind 20.4 Lab 0.0 Ind 26.5 LibDem 7.6 Other 0.0 LibDem 6.3 Other 2.5

3 Fraserburgh and District (4) 11,011 6 Peterhead South and Cruden (3) 8,813

= D. Duthie Ind 509 = S. Coull LibDem 861 Ms. D. Lonchay LibDem 164 Ms. V. Johnson Ind 193 J. Milne Ind 109 R. Matthew Ind 535 = A. Ritchie SNP 795 S. Owen Con 422 B. Sim Con 466 = S. Pratt SNP 888 = I. Tait SNP 1,131 S. Smith SNP 1,205 = B. Topping SNP 1,487 M. Watt Ind 831 Turnout 47.8 Con 10.3 SNP 51.0 Turnout 51.4 Lab 0.0 Ind 17.7 Con 8.5 SNP 62.1 LibDem 21.0 Other 0.0 Lab 0.0 Ind 26.4 LibDem 3.0 Other 0.0 7 Turiff and District (3) 8,679

S. Duncan SNP 1,916 = Ms. A. Norrie Ind 748 G. Raikes BNP 87 = Ms. A. Robertson LibDem 790 Ms. A Sheal Lab 232 = A. Strachan Con 796

Turnout 53.2 Con 17.4 SNP 41.9 Lab 5.1 Ind 16.4 LibDem 17.3 Other 1.9

13 8 Mid Formantine (4) 11,047 12 (3) 8,185

J. Gifford Con 1,034 Ms. N. Cullinane LibDem 968 A. Hendry SNP 2,035 = M. Ford LibDem 1,054 = P. Johnston Lib Dem 1,661 Ms. S. Henderson Lab 317 H. Kershaw Ind 188 F. Hood SNP 1,420 = J. Loveday LibDem 677 G. Naismith Con 687 S. Thomson Lab 469 Turnout 55.0 Turnout 55.4 Con 15.5 SNP 31.9 Con 17.1 SNP 33.6 Lab 7.1 Ind 0.0 Lab 7.7 Ind 3.1 LibDem 45.5 Other 0.0 LibDem 38.6 Other 0.0 13 Westhill and District (4) 10,567 9 Ellon and District (4) 11,186 Ms. A. Allan SNP 1,230 Ms. I. Davidson LibDem 1,407 = M. Cullen Ind 845 R. Merson SNP 2,458 R. McKail Con 1,306 Ms. G. Owen Con 872 Ms. O. Ramsay Lab 301 Ms. D. Ripley Ind 352 = G. Saluja LibDem 1,558 = Ms. D. Storr LibDem 524 = Ms. S. Thomson Lib Dem 460 Ms. A. Thorpe Lab 456 Turnout 54.3 Turnout 54.9 Con 22.9 SNP 21.6 Con 14.4 SNP 40.5 Lab 5.3 Ind 14.8 Lab 7.5 Ind 5.8 LibDem 35.4 Other 0.0 LibDem 31.8 Other 0.0 14 Huntly, Stratbogie, Howe of Alford (4) 11,162 10 (3) 8,036 B. Begg Lab 375 Ms. H. Al-Kowarri LibDem 807 D. Hutchison Ind 91 D. Clucas Con 694 = Ms. M. Ingleby Con 1,635 Ms. A. Grant SNP 1,555 A. Ross LibDem 812 = Ms. S. Lonchay LibDem 973 = Ms. J. Strathdee SNP 1,839 T. Rigby Ind 93 = R. Stroud LibDem 978 R. Simpson Lab 263 J. Williams Green 251

Turnout 55.3 Turnout 54.3 Con 15.8 SNP 35.5 Con 27.3 SNP 30.7 Lab 6.0 Ind 2.1 Lab 6.3 Ind 1.5 LibDem 40.6 Other 0.0 LibDem 29.9 Other 4.2

11 Inverurie and District (4) 9,361 15 Aboyne, Upper Deeside and Donside (3) 8,467

R. Cowling Con 762 = P. Argyle LibDem 1,286 = M. Kitts-Hayes LibDem 865 Ms. C. Douglas SNP 991 = M. Raeburn LibDem 1,316 = M. Humphrey Con 1,444 J. Sangster Ind 123 = B. Luffman Con 1,009 B. Stuart SNP 1,515 A. Murdoch Lab 196 E. Thorp Lab 567 Turnout 59.1 Turnout 55.9 Con 49.8 SNP 20.1 Con 14.8 SNP 29.4 Lab 4.0 Ind 0.0 Lab 11.0 Ind 2.4 LibDem 26.1 Other 0.0 LibDem 42.4 Other 0.0

14 16 Banchory and Mid Deeside (3) 7,996 19 (4) 10,436

A. Brown Lab 300 Ms. K. Anderson Green 306 Ms. K. Clark LibDem 795 Ms. G. Bayfield Lab 392 Ms. L. Clark SNP 1,068 G. Carr Con 1,123 Ms. J. Henretty LibDem 676 R. Davidson Ind 342 = Ms. J. Webster Con 1,570 Ms. J. Dick SNP 1,262 = T. Fleming LibDem 909 Turnout 55.7 = B. Howatson LibDem 759 Con 35.6 SNP 24.2 D. Nelson Ind 391 Lab 6.8 Ind 0.0 LibDem 33.4 Other 0.0 Turnout 53.0 Con 20.5 SNP 23.0 17 (4) 9,980 Lab 7.1 Ind 13.4 LibDem 30.4 Other 5.6 A. Bews SNP 1,426 H. Irvine-Fortescue Ind 575 = P. Melling LibDem 864 J. Milne Lab 540 I. Mollison LibDem 619 = C. Nelson Con 946 Ms. M. Reid-Hay Ind 162

Turnout 51.8 Con 18.4 SNP 27.8 Lab 10.5 Ind 14.4 LibDem 28.9 Other 0.0

18 Stonehaven and Lower Deeside (4) 10,770

= Ms. W. Agnew Con 1,433 Ms. K. Allan Green 242 P. Bellarby LibDem 563 G. Clark SNP 1,086 G. Emslie Ind 160 D. Hearty Ind 85 B. Michie Ind 282 Ms. B. O’Hare Lab 463 = M. Sullivan LibDem 636 K. Venters Ind 108 = S. Wallace Con 629 D. Wood Ind 73

Turnout 54.3 Con 35.8 SNP 18.9 Lab 8.0 Ind 12.3 LibDem 20.8 Other 4.2

15 Angus 5 Carnoustie and District (3) 9,616

J. Hillman Con 863 1 Kirriemuir and Dean (3) 8,589 A. Manley Solid 62 = P. Murphy Lab 1,160 Ms. A. Andrews LibDem 398 Ms. H. Oswald SNP 1,837 = I. Gaul SNP 1,223 R. Palmer SNP 639 = I. Mackintosh Con 2,343 E. Wilmott LibDem 748 D. Ramsay Lab 462 Ms. C. Urquhart SNP 544 Turnout 56.2 Con 16.3 SNP 46.6 Turnout 58.6 Lab 21.8 Ind 0.0 Con 47.1 SNP 35.6 LibDem 14.1 Other 1.2 Lab 9.3 Ind 0.0 LibDem 8.0 Other 0.0 6 Arbroath West and Letham (4) 11,793

2 Brechin and Edzell (3) 8,582 D. Fairweather Ind 1,117 = A. King SNP 1,169 D. Adam Ind 313 = D. Lumgair Con 1,322 Ms. M. Evans SNP 765 B. Milne SNP 565 Ms. H. Fleming LibDem 185 = P. Nield LibDem 857 = Ms. R. Leslie-Melville Ind 971 R. Pearce Ind 35 Ms. E. Milne Con 373 Ms. A. Sim Ind 485 = Ms. J. Mowatt SNP 706 Ms. J. Warren Lab 627 = B. Myles Ind 798 R. Thoms Lab 286 Turnout 53.4 Con 21.4 SNP 28.1 Turnout 52.4 Lab 10.2 Ind 26.5 Con 8.5 SNP 33.5 LibDem 13.9 Other 0.0 Lab 6.5 Ind 47.4 LibDem 4.2 Other 0.0 7 Arbroath East and Lunan (4) 11,434

3 Forfar and District (4) 11,654 Ms. G. Graham LibDem 504 J. Millar Con 789 C. Brown Ind 1,782 D. Morrison SNP 620 M. Cameron Lab 526 = R. Spink Ind 1,041 = Ms. G. Middleton SNP 1,111 A. Stuart Lab 677 = W. Middleton SNP 1,053 I. Watson Ind 281 J. Phillip Ind 76 = Ms. S. Welsh SNP 1,282 J. Rymer Con 878 Ms. A. Simpson LibDem 495 Turnout 46.5 Con 15.2 SNP 36.6 Turnout 52.0 Lab 13.0 Ind 25.5 Con 14.8 SNP 36.5 LibDem 9.7 Other 0.0 Lab 8.9 Ind 31.4 LibDem 8.4 Other 0.0 8 Montrose and District (4) 11,535

4 Monifieth and Sidlaw (4) 12,643 B. Ingram Con 645 D. May LibDem 660 = F. Ellis SNP 2,604 = M. Salmond Ind 1,550 C. Fotheringham Ind 473 J. Sinclair Lab 529 = R. Murray SNP 1,496 P. Valentine SNP 809 Ms. E. Petrie LibDem 544 S. West SNP 832 Ms. M. Thomson Lab 1,040 J. Wishart Ind 490 J. Whyte Con 1,396 Turnout 48.8 Turnout 60.8 Con 11.7 SNP 29.8 Con 18.5 SNP 54.3 Lab 9.6 Ind 37.0 Lab 13.8 Ind 6.3 LibDem 12.0 Other 0.0 LibDem 7.2 Other 0.0

16 Argyll and Bute 4 Oban South and the Isles (4) 7,401

1 (3 5,503 G. Chalmers Ind 444 Ms. M. Devon LibDem 672 = R. Colville LibDem 441 D. Gallant Ind 27 Ms. D. Henderson Solid 76 = A. MacDougall Ind 347 = D. Kelly Con 1,332 R. MacEachen Ind 143 J. Martin Con 152 N. MacIntyre Ind 290 G. Macmillan Lab 444 R. McCuish SNP 955 J. Semple SNP 663 = D. McIntosh SNP 506 R. Rutherford Con 413 Turnout 57.5 Ms. N. Welsh LibDem 293 Con 47.7 SNP 21.3 Lab 14.3 Ind 0.0 Turnout 56.6 LibDem 14.2 Other 2.4 Con 10.1 SNP 35.7 Lab 0.0 Ind 30.6 2 Kintyre and the Islands (3) 5,307 LibDem 23.6 Other 0.0

= R. Currie LibDem 1,131 5 Oban North and Lorn (4) 7,431 P. Hawkins Lab 219 Ms. A. Horn SNP 482 Ms. G. Cameron Ind 140 = J. McAlpine Ind 608 G. Doyle Ind 176 P. Minshall Con 300 Ms. E. Kirkpatrick Con 387 Ms. A. Newman Ind 342 D. MacDonald SNP 618 Ms. M. Scott Ind 190 = S. MacDougall Ind 188 = D. MacIntyre Ind 779 Turnout 62.5 N. Mackay LibDem 665 Con 9.2 SNP 14.7 M. Mackenzie SNP 401 Lab 6.7 Ind 34.8 = Ms. E. Robertson Ind 1,005 LibDem 34.6 Other 0.0 I. Smyth Ind 200

3 (3) 5,948 Turnout 62.5 Con 8.5 SNP 22.4 S. Cameron Ind 344 Lab 0.0 Ind 54.6 Ms. C. Hanbury Con 305 LibDem 14.6 Other 0.0 = Ms. A. Hay LibDem 813 C. Lewis Ind 106 6 (3) 5,878 = D. MacMillan Ind 699 D. Philand Ind 582 I. Gow Ind 192 Ms. W. Reynolds Lab 225 = B. Marshall Ind 745 C. Stevenson SNP 625 A. MacNaughton Ind 880 T. Oxborrow LibDem 346 Turnout 63.0 D. Petrie Con 491 Con 8.2 SNP 16.9 R. Simon SNP 1,127 Lab 6.1 Ind 46.8 LibDem 22.0 Other 0.0 Turnout 65.4 Con 13.0 SNP 29.8 Lab 0.0 Ind 48.1 LibDem 9.2 Other 0.0

17 7 (3) 5,862 11 Helensburgh and South (3) 5,596

D. Graham Lab 358 = R. Kinloch Ind 713 A. MacAlister SNP 821 D. Kinniburgh Con 835 S. MacPherson Con 239 = Ms. E. Morton LibDem 700 = G. McKinven Ind 193 R. Trail SNP 572 = J. McQueen Ind 754 Ms. K. York LibDem 309 T. Miles LibDem 257 = D. Walsh Ind 855 Turnout 56.5 Con 26.7 SNP 18.3 Turnout 60.1 Lab 0.0 Ind 22.8 Con 6.9 SNP 23.6 LibDem 32.2 Other 0.0 Lab 10.3 Ind 51.8 LibDem 7.4 Other 0.0

8 Isle of Bute (3) 5,354

F. Gillies Ind 238 H. Hattan Lab 225 Ms. K. Hilton LibDem 218 = R. MacIntyre SNP 839 = L. Scoular Ind 868 = Ms. I. Strong SNP 551 P. Wallace Con 143

Turnout 58.8 Con 4.6 SNP 45.1 Lab 7.3 Ind 35.9 LibDem 7.1 Other 0.0

9 (3) 6,239

Ms. E. Buist SNP 557 = G. Freeman Ind 616 = D. Kelly Ind 734 A. Nisbet LibDem 395 = B. Petrie Ind 794 J. Proctor Con 484

Turnout 57.9 Con 13.5 SNP 15.6 Lab 0.0 Ind 59.9 LibDem 11.0 Other 0.0

10 Helensburgh Central (4) 7,617

Ms. V. Dance Ind 707 R. Humphrey Ind 198 Ms. A. Morton LibDem 734 = G. Mulvaney Con 1,220 = A. Reay LibDem 728 J. Robb SNP 822

Turnout 58.8 Con 27.7 SNP 18.6 Lab 0.0 Ind 20.5 LibDem 33.2 Other 0.0

18 Clackmannanshire 5 (3) 5,639

1 (4) 8,099 C. Bell LibDem 409 = A. Campbell Con 1,040 I. Ahmed LibDem 309 Ms. I. Hamilton SNP 669 = E. Carrick Lab 824 Ms. A. Lindsay SNP 420 B. Mason Con 369 = H. McLaren Lab 951 = G. Matchett Lab 1,094 Ms. T. Murphy SNP 1,027 Turnout 62.6 = Ms. J. Paterson SNP 652 Con 29.8 SNP 31.2 Lab 27.3 Ind 0.0 Turnout 54.1 LibDem 11.7 Other 0.0 Con 8.6 SNP 39.3 Lab 44.9 Ind 0.0 LibDem 7.2 Other 0.0

2 (4) 8,567

= D. Balsillie SNP 1,256 J. Biggam LibDem 322 I. Campbell SSP 75 R. Harness SSCUP 166 Ms. K. Mason Con 333 = W. McAdam SNP 950 = R. McGill Lab 1,099 = Ms. H. McGregor SNP 256 Ms. J. McKay Lab 374

Turnout 57.8 Con 6.9 SNP 51.0 Lab 30.5 Ind 0.0 LibDem 6.7 Other 5.0

3 (3) 6,018

G. Murray Con 190 = S. Ovens Lab 688 S. Pollock SNP 518 = D. Stewart Lab 1,089 G. Womersley SNP 620

Turnout 53.0 Con 6.1 SNP 36.7 Lab 57.2 Ind 0.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0

4 (4) 8,581

= Ms. J. Cadenhead Lab 936 = K. Earle Lab 570 M. English SNP 797 = C. Holden Ind 1,168 M. Hutchison SNP 515 A. Jamieson Con 244 J. Mackie Ind 227

Turnout 53.2 Con 5.5 SNP 29.4 Lab 33.8 Ind 31.3 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0

19 Dumfries and Galloway 5 Castle Douglas and Glenkens (3) 7,983

1 Stranraer and North Rhins (3) 7,350 Ms. A. Barrett LibDem 471 B. Collins SNP 1,152 I. Dick SNP 702 P. Duncan Con 1,560 J. Dougan Con 932 M. McLurg Lab 451 I. McIntyre Ind 668 = G. Prentice Ind 904 = W. Scobie Lab 1,006 A. Zimmerman Con 285 = T. Sloan Lab 584 Turnout 61.5 Turnout 54.1 Con 38.3 SNP 23.9 Con 23.9 SNP 18.0 Lab 9.4 Ind 18.7 Lab 40.9 Ind 17.2 LibDem 9.8 Other 0.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 6 Abbey (4) 9,347 2 Wigtown West (3) 6,914 I. Blake Con 1,081 T. Adamson Ind 327 S. Clement Ind 211 B. Bauld Green 203 = R. Davidson SNP 976 = G. Forster Lab 1,230 = B. Hodgson Con 778 = R. Higgins SNP 1,291 = T. McAughtrie Lab 777 Ms. R. Tuckfield Con 866 I. McMickan Ind 203 Ms. J. Robertson LibDem 267 Turnout 57.3 D. Stitt Lab 770 Con 22.1 SNP 33.0 M. Thomson Ind 194 Lab 31.4 Ind 8.3 J. White Ind 239 LibDem 0.0 Other 5.2 Turnout 59.7 3 Mid Galloway (3) 7,558 Con 33.8 SNP 17.8 Lab 28.1 Ind 15.4 Ms. M. Birch Lab 581 LibDem 4.9 Other 0.0 A. Geddes SNP 1,654 = Ms. S. McDowall LibDem 650 7 North West Dumfries (4) 9,794 G. Nicol Con 1,387 J. Bell Con 1,060 Turnout 57.2 S. Harman Lab 650 Con 32.5 SNP 38.7 = D. McKie Lab 996 Lab 13.6 Ind 0.0 = R. Nicholson Lab 1,327 LibDem 15.2 Other 0.0 D. Snell SNP 809 J. Sweeney LibDem 188 4 Dee (3) 7,463 A. Tremble Ind 163

J. Burt Lab 319 Turnout 54.3 = Ms. P. Gilroy Con 994 Con 20.4 SNP 15.6 T. Jacques SNP 924 Lab 57.3 Ind 3.1 = Ms. J. Maitland Ind 989 LibDem 3.6 Other 0.0 I. McConchie Ind 418 = Ms. J. Mitchell LibDem 384 C. Walker Con 701

Turnout 64.3 Con 35.8 SNP 19.5 Lab 6.7 Ind 29.8 LibDem 8.1 Other 0.0

20 8 Mid and Upper Nithsdale (4) 9,354 11 (4) 10,833

= J. Dempster Lab 1,261 R. Brodie LibDem 970 Ms. G. Dykes Con 1,102 I. Carruthers Con 936 = M. Kungu Ind 145 Ms. S. Ledger Con 527 = N. McKay Con 753 = S. Marshall Lab 1,324 M. Steele Ind 256 J. McNaught SNP 665 J. Syme Lab 876 = R. Ogilvie Lab 807 D. Watters UKIP 175 J. Ramage Ind 494 A. Wood SNP 783 R. Wood LibDem 378 Turnout 54.0 Con 25.6 SNP 11.6 Turnout 62.3 Lab 37.2 Ind 8.6 Con 32.4 SNP 13.7 LibDem 16.9 Other 0.0 Lab 37.3 Ind 7.0 LibDem 6.6 Other 3.1 12 (4) 9,951

9 (4) 8,900 Ms. A. Ballance Green 159 T. Brown Lab 818 J. Charteris Con 872 = M. Dickie LibDem 749 = I. Hyslop Con 791 = R. Grant Con 1,011 J. Leaver Lab 978 B. Lockhart Ind 547 A. Martin Lab 597 Ms. G. McGregor Con 751 Ms. L. McGowan SNP 836 N. MacInnes Con 277 G. McLeod Ind 118 Ms. J. Purves Ind 446 J. Robertson LibDem 317 Ms. J. Wood SNP 710 D. Slater Ind 550 Turnout 55.8 Turnout 57.7 Con 37.3 SNP 13.0 Con 52.2 SNP 16.5 Lab 15.0 Ind 18.2 Lab 11.8 Ind 13.2 LibDem 13.7 Other 2.9 LibDem 6.3 Other 0.0 13 Annandale East (4) 9,629 10 (4) 10,021 P. Burn LibDem 368 J. Groom Con 794 M. Collins SNP 619 Ms. F. Hassall Con 623 A. Dryburgh Lab 835 K. Little LibDem 598 = A. Graham Con 761 J. Martin Lab 1,268 N. Jennings Green 257 C. Smyth Lab 714 I. Lindsay Con 981 R. Wishart Ind 368 D. Male Con 992 A. Witts SNP 1,145 Turnout 50.7 Turnout 55.8 Con 56.8 SNP 12.9 Con 25.7 SNP 20.8 Lab 17.3 Ind 0.0 Lab 36.0 Ind 6.7 LibDem 7.6 Other 5.3 LibDem 10.9 Other 0.0

21 Dundee 4 Coldside (4) 14,814

1 (4) 14,018 M. Asif Lab 849 J. Black SNP 1,740 = I. Borthwick Ind 1,472 D. Bowes SNP 1.033 A. Boylan SSP 75 D. Cowan Lab 774 = Ms. H. Dick LibDem 959 Ms. S. Daly Solid 141 M. Geddes Con 186 M. Dick LibDem 779 S. Hunter SNP 1,612 Ms. M. McGregor SSP 128 K. Keenan Lab 1,219 Ms. M. Stewart Con 351 J. MacFarlane Solid 120 S. Winton Ind 80 J. McKiddie Lab 534 = Ms. H. Wright Lab 1,320 Ms. W. Wrieden SNP 725 Turnout 50.3 Turnout 50.4 Con 4.9 SNP 38.5 Con 2.7 SNP 33.9 Lab 40.9 Ind 1.1 Lab 25.4 Ind 21.3 LibDem 10.8 Other 3.7 LibDem 13.9 Other 2.8 5 (3) 10,955 2 (4) 14,008 G. Cromar SSP 96 N. Bell Solid 218 = Ms. E. Fordyce SNP 1,247 = N. Don SNP 2,216 K. Lynn SNP 941 = B. Duncan SNP 1,142 Ms. C. Matthew LibDem 644 T. Ferguson Lab 940 J. McCraw Con 410 A. Graham SSP 83 = J. Morrow Lab 1,172 C. Hall LibDem 479 A. Perry Lab 339 = C. Hind Lab 297 M. Walker Solid 83 = J. Letford Lab 1,385 P. Varghese Con 369 Turnout 46.2 Con 8.3 SNP 44.4 Turnout 52.4 Lab 30.6 Ind 0.0 Con 5.2 SNP 47.1 LibDem 13.1 Other 3.6 Lab 36.8 Ind 0.0 LibDem 6.7 Other 4.2 6 (3) 10,769

3 (4) 12,396 = A. Dawson SNP 1,956 Ms. H. Fortune SSP 92 = J. Barrie SNP 1,326 Ms. L. Ganley Solid 83 = C. Brodie SNP 495 B. Gordon Lab 1,392 G. Burton Green 307 D. MacDonald LibDem 162 Ms. A. Gorrie SSP 69 R. Mennie Ind 30 D. Hay Con 738 S. Mochrie-Cox Lab 208 L. Ivory Solid 95 Ms. Gladys Ross Con 184 = F. MacPherson LibDem 1,693 = W. Sawers SNP 612 R. McCready Lab 1,331 Turnout 45.3 Turnout 49.5 Con 3.9 SNP 54.4 Con 12.2 SNP 30.1 Lab 33.9 Ind 0.0.6 Lab 22.0 Ind 0.0 LibDem 3.4 Other 3.7 LibDem 28.0 Other 7.8

22 7 (3) 12,073 East Ayrshire

= W. Dawson SNP 1,980 1 Annick (3) 9,068 Ms. H. Ferguson SSP 56 Ms. R. Mackie Con 325 Ms. R. Cuninghame Con 1,117 J. Malone Solid 208 Ms. A. Hay Ind 651 G. McIrvine Lab 913 J. MacKay SNP 1,625 A. Petrie LibDem 529 = J. McGhee Lab 909 = G. Regan Lab 957 = J. O’Neill Lab 905 Ms. C. Roberts SNP 810 T. Sweeten BNP 86

Turnout 49.4 Turnout 59.4 Con 5.6 SNP 48.3 Con 21.1 SNP 30.7 Lab 32.4 Ind 0.0 Lab 34.3 Ind 12.3 LibDem 9.2 Other 4.6 LibDem 0.0 Other 1.6

8 (4) 15,344 2 Kilmarnock North (3) 8,617

L. Bidwell Lab 1,664 J. Adams Con 709 K. Guild SNP 2,400 = Ms. H. Coffey SNP 952 R. Lawrie LibDem 633 = W. Coffey SNP 1,552 R. Piggot SNP 569 = Ms. M. McKay Lab 1,202 = D. Scott Con 1,604 C. Rutherford SSP 85 A. Stewart SSP 65 P. Stott Solid 54 Turnout 53.2 = R. Wallace Con 1,211 Con 15.8 SNP 55.6 = C. Webster Con 1,138 Lab 26.7 Ind 0.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 1.9 Turnout 61.8 Con 42.3 SNP 31.8 3 Kilmarnock West and Crosshouse (4) 11,833 Lab 17.8 Ind 0.0 LibDem 6.8 Other 1.3 T. Cook Con 1,118 R. Keohone Lab 1,280 = I. Linton SNP 1,656 = B. Reeves Lab 866 = D. Reid SNP 1,454 Ms. S. Weir Ind 220

Turnout 57.3 Con 17.0 SNP 47.2 Lab 32.5 Ind 3.3 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0

4 Kilmarnock East and Hurlford (4) 11,568

J. Buchanan SNP 1,269 = J. Campbell SNP 1,300 = G. Cree Lab 970 I. Grant Con 502 = A. McIntyre Lab 1,031 = J. Raymond Lab 924 G. Walker Solid 151 = J. Weir Ind 350

Turnout 57.4 Con 7.7 SNP 39.5 Lab 45.0 Ind 5.4 LibDem 0.0 Other 2.3

23 5 Kilmarnock South (3) 8,328 9 Doon Valley (3) 8,976

Ms. T. Hobday Con 262 = Ms. E. Dinwoodie Lab 776 = J. Knapp Lab 1,708 = T. Farrell Lab 709 K. McGregor SSP 77 D. Filson SNP 1,221 = R. Murray Lab 398 = Ms. E. Stewart Lab 814 H. Ross SNP 1,104 J. Sutherland Ind 779 J. Todd SNP 870 Ms. M. Sword Con 392

Turnout 54.6 Turnout 53.3 Con 5.9 SNP 44.7 Con 8.4 SNP 26.0 Lab 47.7 Ind 0.0 Lab 49.0 Ind 16.6 LibDem 0.0 Other 1.7 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0

6 Irvine Valley (4) 11,324

Ms. M. Anderson Ind 274 A. Brown SNP 1,497 = S. Finlayson Lab 1,416 = Ms. I. Macrae Lab 580 = B. McDill SNP 1,251 = Ms. S. Young Con 1,293

Turnout 56.9 Con 20.5 SNP 43.5 Lab 31.6 Ind 4.3 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0

7 Ballochmyle (4) 11,192

B. Broadley Green 245 = E. Jackson Lab 1,195 = J. Kelly Lab 883 N. Martin Con 534 = N. McGhee Lab 931 G. Ralton Ind 340 J. Roberts SNP 1,032 D. Shankland SNP 667

Turnout 53.4 Con 9.2 SNP 29.2 Lab 51.6 Ind 5.8 LibDem 0.0 Other 4.2

8 Cumnock and New Cumnock (4) 11,057

J. Boswell Con 519 = B. Crawford Lab 961 A. Kent SNP 661 = B. Menzies Lab 950 J. Monaghan Solid 200 Ms. K Morrice SNP 733 = E. Ross Lab 1,297

Turnout 49.6 Con 9.8 SNP 26.2 Lab 60.3 Ind 0.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 3.8

24 East Dunbartonshire 4 Campsie and Kirkintilloch North (3) 8,669

1 Milngavie (3) 10,124 Ms. C. Brown Con 333 = J. Dempsey Lab 950 B. Binks Con 1230 = C. Kennedy Ind 2,609 J. Gibbons SNP 1,310 = Ms. C. McInnes LibDem 515 = E. Gotts LibDem 1,226 D. Ritchie SNP 704 B. Newman SSP 71 A. Wingate Lab 255 = Ms. F. Risk LibDem 919 P. Ritchie Lab 1,161 Turnout 62.7 P. Ryan Ind 308 Con 6.2 SNP 13.1 Ms. E. Sheppard Green 307 Lab 22.5 Ind 48.6 LibDem 9.6 Other 0.0 Turnout 65.1 Con 18.8 SNP 20.1 5 Bishopbriggs North and Torrance (3) 10,774 Lab 17.8 Ind 4.7 LibDem 32.8 Other 5.8 J. Gilmour Ind 379 = B. Hendry Con 2,370 2 Bearsden North (3) 10,698 Ms. D. McDougall ScotUn 44 Ms. A. McNair SNP 1,242 D. Brogan Ind 132 = Ms. M. McNaughton LibDem 927 = S. Callison Green 344 B. Mills Ind 176 = D. Cumming LibDem 981 Ms. U. Walker Lab 1,899 A. Ghai LibDem 818 I. MacKay SNP 1,354 Turnout 65.8 N. Scott SSP 70 Con 33.7 SNP 17.6 Ms. A. Stewart Con 2,383 Lab 27.0 Ind 7.9 A. Syed Lab 1,082 LibDem 13.2 Other 0.0.6

Turnout 67.5 6 Bishopbriggs South (3) 9,469 Con 33.3 SNP 18.9 Lab 15.1 Ind 1.8 = A. Brown Con 767 LibDem 25.1 Other 5.8 T. Dibble LibDem 586 D. Doughty ScotUn 70 3 Bearsden South (3) 10,335 = A. Hannah Lab 1,505 G. Low SNP 1,095 G. Douglas SNP 1,294 D. McDonald Ind 656 S. Ferguson Green 349 = M. O’Donnell Lab 761 S. Hutchison Con 1,654 G. McKendrick Ind 387 Turnout 58.5 = V. Moody LibDem 1,094 Con 14.1 SNP 20.1 = J. Morrison LibDem 695 Lab 41.7 Ind 12.1 M. Shergil Lab 1,305 LibDem 10.8 Other 1.3

Turnout 66.2 7 Lenzie and Kirkintilloch South (3) 10,630 Con 24.4 SNP 19.1 Lab 19.3 Ind 5.7 J. Barker Ind 201 LibDem 26.4 Other 5.1 Ms. M. Brown SSP 103 = Ms. R. Geekie Lab 1,937 = Ms. A. Jarvis Con 1,772 = G. MacDonald LibDem 681 Ms. M. Morris LibDem 277 Ms. I. Park Green 191 Ms. G. Renwick SNP 1,128 K. Selbie Ind 435

Turnout 64.1 Con 26.3 SNP 16.8 Lab 28.8 Ind 9.5 LibDem 14.2 Other 4.4

25 8 Kirkintilloch East and Twechar (3) 9,534 East Lothian

R. Ackland LibDem 282 1 Musselburgh West (3) 8,316 J. Jamieson SNP 1,019 Ms. A. Lothian Con 279 R. Fairnie Con 499 S. MacDonald Lab 1,487 J. Fraser Solid 153 = A. Moir Lab 693 = J. McNeil Lab 1,144 W. Telfer SSP 100 = J. Ross Lab 572 = J. Young Ind 1,316 B. Turner LibDem 857 J. Williamson SNP 1,427 Turnout 55.2 Con 5.4 SNP 19.7 Turnout 56.7 Lab 42.1 Ind 25.4 Con 10.7 SNP 30.7 LibDem 5.4 Other 1.9 Lab 36.9 Ind 0.0 LibDem 18.4 Other 3.3

2 Musselburgh East and Carberry (3) 9,544

J. Caldwell Ind 937 A. Eeles SSCUP 75 = A. Forrest Lab 1,057 R. Knox SNP 1,256 Ms. J. Mollison LibDem 809 = P. O’Donnell Lab 585 I. Robertson Con 281

Turnout 53.4 Con 5.6 SNP 25.1 Lab 32.8 Ind 18.7 LibDem 16.2 Other 1.5

3 Preston/Seton/Gosford (4) 12,641

S. Currie LibDem 909 = W. Innes Lab 2,205 = Ms. M. Libberton Lab 927 P. MacKenzie SNP 1,906 A. Spence Ind 244 M. Veitch Con 1,040

Turnout 58.4 Con 14.4 SNP 26.4 Lab 43.3 Ind 3.4 LibDem 12.6 Other 0.0

4 Fa'side (4) 12,788

Ms. R. Currie LibDem 892 J. Gillies Lab 1,348 = D. Grant Lab 1,118 K. McLeod SNP 2,065 = R. McNeill Lab 835 H. Murray-Smith Con 540

Turnout 54.2 Con 7.9 SNP 30.4 Lab 48.6 Ind 0.0 LibDem 13.1 Other 0.0

26 5 North Berwick Coastal (3) 9,774 East Renfrewshire

= D. Berry SNP 1,670 1 Neilston, Uplawmoor and Newton 13,147 P. Hanson Lab 980 Mearns North (4) S. Mackinnon LibDem 747 Ms. S. Moffat Green 393 T. Buchanan SNP 1,434 = N. Rankin Con 1,837 G. Butler Ind 622 Ms. K. Smith Con 565 = C. Gilbert Con 1,778 Ms. E. Green Lab 1,658 Turnout 64.0 N. Khan Lab 638 Con 38.8 SNP 27.0 Ms. K. Platt LibDem 636 Lab 15.8 Ind 0.0 Ms. E. Rae Ind 123 LibDem 12.1 Other 6.3 = L. Rosin Con 944

6 Haddington and Lammermuir (3) 9,944 Turnout 60.6 Con 34.6 SNP 18.3 = L. Broun-Lindsay Con 1,317 Lab 29.3 Ind 9.5 G. Galbraith Solid 68 LibDem 8.1 Other 0.0 = C. Ingle Ind 1,019 = Ms. A. McCarthy Lab 985 2 Barrhead (4) 12,366 = Ms. S. Richardson LibDem 1,041 E. Scandrett Green 281 = Ms. B. Cunningham Lab 1,526 T. Trotter SNP 1,107 = D. Devlin Ind 1,891 L. McGregor SSP 65 Turnout 58.9 Ms. R. McGuire Ind 111 Con 22.6 SNP 19.0 T. Parvez Con 558 Lab 16.9 Ind 17.5 = E. Phillips Lab 999 LibDem 17.9 Other 6.0 Ms. E. Phillips Lab 247 T. Platt LibDem 236 7 Dunbar and East Linton (3) 9,718 T. Reilly Ind 520 D. Yates SNP 1,318 Ms. J. Bell LibDem 1,136 H. Coutts Lab 725 Turnout 61.3 = N. Hampshire Lab 1,033 Con 7.5 SNP 17.6 Ms. K. Mackie Con 1,130 Lab 37.1 Ind 33.8 P. McLennan SNP 1,726 LibDem 3.2 Other 0.0.9

Turnout 59.8 3 Giffnock and Thornliebank (3) 10,846 Con 19.7 SNP 30.0 Lab 30.6 Ind 0.0 = J. Fletcher Lab 2,075 LibDem 19.8 Other 0.0 Ms. J. Lythgoe SNP 1,266 = A. Mackie LibDem 1,244 S. Miller SSP 112 G. Wallace Con 1,899 G. Wilson Con 373

Turnout 65.2 Con 32.6 SNP 18.2 Lab 29.8 Ind 0.0 LibDem 17.9 Other 1.6

27 4 Netherlee, Stamperland and 10,095 Edinburgh Williamwood (3) 1 Almond (3) 18,825 O. Adair SNP 954 I. Clarkson LibDem 609 Ms. J. Boulton Green 520 L. Hanniford Con 1,028 R. Clark SSP 144 G. McCaskill Con 1,182 = G. Grubb LibDem 2,809 = Ms. Mary Montague Lab 1,644 = J. Longstaff Lab 1,280 R. Robertson Ind 1,322 = Ms. K. MacKenzie Con 3,352 D. Toms Green 247 N. Maclean LibDem 1,548 N. Work SNP 2,164 Turnout 69.7 Con 31.6 SNP 13.7 Turnout 63.3 Lab 23.5 Ind 18.9 Con 28.4 SNP 18.3 LibDem 8.7 Other 3.5 Lab 10.8 Ind 0.0 LibDem 36.9 Other 5.6 5 Newton Mearns South (3) 9,586 2 Pentland Hills (3) 17,929 = Ms. B. Grant Con 2,283 I. McAlpine Lab 1,068 A. Black SSP 116 C. McLaughlin SNP 645 R. Cairns SNP 2,238 A. Rennie LibDem 601 I. Coleman LibDem 1,255 J. Swift Con 1,649 = R. Henderson Lab 2,148 A. MacIver Con 2,074 Turnout 65.9 Ms. S. McEwan Green 479 Con 63.0 SNP 10.3 I. McMinn Lib 94 Lab 17.1 Ind 0.0 = A. Paisley Con 2,523 LibDem 9.6 Other 0.0 Turnout 61.5 6 Busby, Clarkston and Eaglesham (3) 10,521 Con 42.1 SNP 20.5 Lab 19.7 Ind 0.0 A. Carmichael SNP 1,177 LibDem 11.5 Other 6.3 = A. Lafferty Lab 1,970 S. Miller Con 1,571 3 Drum Brae/Gyle (3) 17,364 = G. Napier LibDem 991 A. White Con 1,302 = R. Aldrige LibDem 2,630 S. Binney Con 1,676 Turnout 67.5 = Ms. J. Dawe LibDem 2,049 Con 41.0 SNP 16.8 C. Day Lab 1,545 Lab 28.1 Ind 0.0 R. Isserlis Lib 85 LibDem 14.1 Other 0.0 C. Keir SNP 1,917 Ms. F. Paterson Green 330 I. Pendreich SSP 88

Turnout 60.1 Con 16.2 SNP 18.6 Lab 15.0 Ind 0.0 LibDem 45.3 Other 4.9

28 4 Forth (4) 20,744 7 Sighthill/Gorgie (4) 24,717

W. Black Solid 197 K. Bell Ind 209 = S. Cardownie SNP 2,472 G. Corbett SSP 168 = B. Fitzpatrick Lab 1,547 N. Elliot-Cannon SNP 3,785 = A. Jackson Con 2,206 I. Gibson Con 1,180 Ms. K. Joester Green 627 J. Mackenzie Green 702 = E. Maginnis Lab 1,616 J. Mangan Solid 238 F. Marinello Ind 201 = E. Milligan Lab 3,145 Ms. E. Morris LibDem 1,953 Ms. J. Toomey LibDem 1,300 Ms. M. Sangster SSP 84 T. Smith Ind 127 = D. Wilson Lab 1,142 Turnout 53.4 Con 20.2 SNP 22.7 Turnout 49.5 Lab 29.0 Ind 1.8 Con 9.8 SNP 31.6 LibDem 17.9 Other 8.3 Lab 35.7 Ind 2.8 LibDem 10.8 Other 9.2 5 Inverleith (4) 22,903 8 Colinton/Fairmilehead (3) 18,413 J. Anderson Ind 129 S. Donnelly SSP 92 = Ms. E. Aitken Con 2,877 = Ms. L. Hinds Lab 2,689 E. Barry Lab 2,332 S. MacMhicean Lib 148 S. Bridges LibDem 1,842 Ms. M. Main Green 1,113 T. Kielty SNP 1,861 S. McIvor SNP 1,961 R. Mathie SSP 80 T. McKay LibDem 1,644 = J. Rust Con 2,815 Ms. L. Paterson Con 2,085 A. Tibbitt Green 517 = T. Ponton LibDem 1,339 R. Watt Solid 103 Turnout 67.6 = I. Whyte Con 1,986 Con 46.2 SNP 15.1 Ms. K. Woolnough Ind 1,323 Lab 18.9 Ind 0.0 LibDem 14.9 Other 4.8 Turnout 64.4 Con 27.9 SNP 13.4 9 Fountainbridge/Craiglockhart (3) 16,800 Lab 18.4 Ind 9.9 LibDem 20.4 Other 10.0 G. Buchan Con 2,729 = A. Burns Lab 2,272 6 Corstorphine/Murrayfield (3) 17,531 D. Dixon SNP 1,875 Ms. A. Edmonds Solid 142 = J. Balfour Con 2,972 = J. Lowrie LibDem 1,724 D. Donaldson Lab 1,757 Ms. J. MacKay Green 1,123 = P. Edie LibDem 2,444 Ms. B. Scott SSP 105 C. Kennedy Green 556 R. MacCormick SNP 1,727 Turnout 59.9 A. Weir SSP 80 Con 27.4 SNP 18.8 = P. Wheeler LibDem 1,915 Lab 22.8 Ind 0.0 LibDem 17.3 Other 13.7 Turnout 66.0 Con 26.0 SNP 15.1 Lab 15.3 Ind 0.0 LibDem 38.1 Other 5.6

29 10 Meadows/Morningside (4) 23,263 13 Leith (3) 16,178

P. Godzik Lab 2,043 C. Booth Green 957 Ms. H. Janzen SSP 137 J. Hill Lib 208 Ms. A. Johnstone Green 2,209 R. Munn SNP 2,333 R. Lewis SNP 1,529 = G. Munro Lab 1,544 = Ms. M. MacLaren LibDem 2,817 A. Robertson Con 604 = M. McInnes Con 3,844 G. Rybak SSP 150 P. Smith Solid 122 = Ms. M. Thomas LibDem 1,854 D. Thorp Ind 105 M. Wilson Lab 741 = Ms. S. Tritton LibDem 1,683 Turnout 52.6 Turnout 62.6 Con 7.2 SNP 27.8 Con 26.5 SNP 10.6 Lab 27.2 Ind 0.0 Lab 14.1 Ind 0.0.7 LibDem 22.1 Other 15.7 LibDem 31.1 Other 17.0 14 Craigentinny/Duddingston (3) 19,693 11 City Centre (3) 15,829 = E. Aitken Lab 3,487 D. Beckett SNP 1,630 S. Blackley Green 701 G. Corbett Green 1,352 J. Cameron Ind 100 = W. Cunningham Lab 1,437 K. Connor Solid 187 C. Dundas LibDem 1,587 N. Eardley SSP 82 B. Ferrier Ind 130 = S. Khan Lab 600 Ms. C. Grant SSP 142 P. McDougall Lib 152 Ms. K. Hetherington Lib 83 G. Peacock LibDem 1,190 Ms. J. Mowat Con 1,614 Ms. V. Roberts Con 1,720 S. Tuymkewycz SNP 3,484 Turnout 50.8 J. Wallace Ind 69 Con 20.2 SNP 20.4 Lab 18.0 Ind 1.6 Turnout 60.6 LibDem 19.9 Other 19.8 Con 14.6 SNP 29.6 Lab 34.7 Ind 1.4 12 Leith Walk (4) 21,485 LibDem 10.1 Other 9.5

Ms. A. Blacklock Lab 1,937 15 Southside/Newington (4) 23,620 Ms. D. Brock SNP 2,550 A. Cannon Solid 203 J. Allinson Solid 140 Ms. M. Chapman Green 1,754 S. Burgess Green 1,920 P. Clifford Ind 16 Ms. S. Lacey SNP 1,780 = T. Davies Lab 1,144 Ms. M. Lea Lib 144 J. Hein Lib 193 = G. Mackenzie LibDem 2,304 Ms. L. Lang LibDem 2,170 = Ms. L. O’Malley LibDem 1,907 I. McGill Con 1,114 = I. Perry Lab 2,530 Ms. L. Somerville SSP 182 G. Pitcher Ind 81 C. Rose Con 2,516 Turnout 53.3 S. Simpson SSP 146 Con 9.9 SNP 22.6 Lab 27.4 Ind 0.0.1 Turnout 57.5 LibDem 19.3 Other 20.7 Con 18.7 SNP 13.2 Lab 18.8 Ind 0.0.6 LibDem 31.3 Other 17.4

30 16 Liberton/Gilmerton (4) 24,133 Falkirk

T. Buchanan SNP 3,471 1 Bo'ness and Blackness (3) 11,612 Ms. J. Carter Green 464 G. Easton Con 1,912 G. Chapman SSP 239 C. Fox SSP 208 = H. Constable SNP 1,723 Ms. N. Hart Lab 2,524 = J. Constable SNP 1,221 = I. Murray Lab 2,104 A. Mahoney Lab 1,460 A. Scott Ind 123 Ms. L. Munro Con 793 C. Snowden LibDem 1,902 R. Wilcox Ind 268 M. Volino Ind 207 K. Wright Lab 532 J. Wight Solid 132 Turnout 55.4 Turnout 55.3 Con 12.7 SNP 47.2 Con 14.7 SNP 26.6 Lab 31.9 Ind 4.3 Lab 35.5 Ind 2.5 LibDem 0.0 Other 3.8 LibDem 14.6 Other 6.2 2 (4) 13,241 17 Portobello/Craigmillar (3) 17,404 Ms. A. Black Lab 1,497 M. Bridgman SNP 2,654 Ms. C. Hainey SSP 96 A. Burns Ind 291 = A. MacDonald SNP 1,954 = Ms. M. Child Lab 2,076 A. McNeill Lab 1,087 M. Circi Lib 114 S. Martin Con 711 N. Davies Ind 302 A. Rae SNP 238 S. Hawkins LibDem 791 = R. Spears Ind 1,412 Ms. C. Hosking Solid 187 G. Kerr Ind 5 Turnout 54.2 P. McColl Green 635 Con 10.2 SNP 31.3 = L. Marshall Lab 849 Lab 36.9 Ind 20.2 Ms. A. Miller Con 1,041 LibDem 0.0 Other 1.4 Ms. J. Moran SSP 73 Ms. M. Munro Ind 244 3 Denny and Banknock (4) 13,999 J. Smart Ind 19 J. Blackwood Lab 1,707 Turnout 54.5 Ms. F. Buchanan Ind 238 Con 11.2 SNP 28.6 W. Edmund Ind 83 Lab 31.5 Ind 9.3 = K. Hamid Lab 775 LibDem 8.5 Other 10.9 A. Hislop Con 384 = J. McNally SNP 2,093 M. Oliver SNP 789 D. Quinlan SSP 134 A. Waddell Ind 991

Turnout 52.6 Con 5.3 SNP 40.1 Lab 34.5 Ind 18.2 LibDem 0.0 Other 1.9

31 4 Carse, Kinnaird and Tryst (4) 13,861 8 (3) 10,004

S. Carleschi SNP 1,430 S. Jackson SNP 1,281 J. Flynn Con 726 W. McSporran SSP 74 B. Goldie Ind 374 = M. Nicol Con 2,046 = Ms. L. Kenna SNP 1,080 A. Nimmo Lab 1,108 = C. MacDonald Lab 1,754 P. Norman Green 233 M. McIntosh SSP 92 = R. Wilson Ind 963 C. Martin Lab 1,546 Turnout 57.6 Turnout 52.4 Con 35.9 SNP 22.5 Con 10.4 SNP 35.8 Lab 19.4 Ind 16.9 Lab 47.1 Ind 5.3 LibDem 0.0 Other 5.4 LibDem 0.0 Other 1.3 9 (3) 11,311 5 Bonnybridge and Larbert (3) 11,593 N. Durning Ind 555 = B. Buchanan Ind 1,566 S. Fry Lab 1,388 = T. Coleman SNP 1,916 G. Hughes SNP 1,961 D. Fowler SSP 72 D. Lapsley Con 804 = Ms. L. Gow Lab 1,557 J. McLuckie Lab 1,167 Ms. J. Martin Con 576 Ms. M. Straub SSP 100 D. Robertson Green 302 D. Shovelin Ind 143 Turnout 53.9 Con 13.5 SNP 32.8 Turnout 53.5 Lab 42.8 Ind 9.3 Con 9.4 SNP 31.2 LibDem 0.0 Other 1.7 Lab 25.4 Ind 27.9 LibDem 0.0 Other 6.1

6 (4) 14,129

= D. Alexander SNP 2,500 G. Chomczuk LibDem 451 G. Clubb SSP 94 Ms. A. Harris Con 562 Ms. M. Laurie Ind 136 = C. Martin Lab 1,408 C. Meiklejohn SNP 689 = P. Reid Lab 1,293

Turnout 52.0 Con 7.9 SNP 44.7 Lab 37.9 Ind 1.9 LibDem 6.3 Other 1.3

7 (4) 14,167

R. Buchanan Ind 390 = G. Goldie Lab 2,528 J. Lemetti Lab 853 = J. Patrick Con 1,482 M. Straub SSP 127 Ms. G. Thomson SNP 2,192

Turnout 54.5 Con 19.6 SNP 28.9 Lab 44.7 Ind 5.2 LibDem 0.0 Other 1.7

32 Fife 5 Rosyth (3) 10,682

1 West Fife and Coastal Villages (4) 14,227 = P. Callaghan Lab 1,579 D. Chapman SNP 1,672 B. Clelland Lab 1,826 K. Legg LibDem 1,081 = W. Ferguson Ind 1,244 M. Macaulay Lab 456 D. Halligan Con 605 R. McKell Con 415 Ms. H. Law Lab 896 = G. McMullan LibDem 1,722 Turnout 49.4 B. Walker SNP 1,663 Con 8.0 SNP 32.1 Lab 39.1 Ind 0.0 Turnout 56.7 LibDem 20.8 Other 0.0 Con 7.6 SNP 20.9 Lab 34.2 Ind 15.6 6 Inverkeithing and Dalgety Bay (4) 13,383 LibDem 21.6 Other 0.0 Ms. C. Ashton UKIP 137 2 Dunfermline North (3) 10,132 D. Dempsey Con 1,291 B. Eadie Lab 1,510 J. Burke LibDem 1,451 D. Herbert LibDem 1,337 P. Callaghan Con 313 Ms. A. McGarry SNP 2,172 Ms. G. Cunningham LHC 690 D. Noble SSP 60 B. McCulloch Lab 1,254 = J. Philp Lab 512 J. McGilvray Ind 59 I. Sinclair Green 349 R. McGregor Lab 272 D. Mogg SNP 1,236 Turnout 55.5 Con 17.5 SNP 29.5 Turnout 52.7 Lab 27.4 Ind 0.0 Con 5.9 SNP 23.4 LibDem 18.1 Other 7.4 Lab 28.9 Ind 1.1 LibDem 27.5 Other 13.1 7 The Lochs (3) 9,742

3 Dunfermline Central (4) 14,628 Ms. A. Bain SNP 957 = W. Clarke Ind 1,291 G. Allan Green 313 J. Devine Lab 818 Ms. L. Callaghan Con 832 D. Hicks Con 170 Ms. J. McKenna LibDem 1,774 J. Ireland Ind 72 Ms. L. Mogg SNP 1,574 D. McLellan LibDem 259 = J. Rosiejak LibDem 1,488 A. Rowley Lab 961 W. Sullivan Lab 1,881 Ms. K. Stewart Solid 81

Turnout 54.2 Turnout 48.3 Con 10.6 SNP 20.0 Con 3.7 SNP 20.8 Lab 23.9 Ind 0.0 Lab 38.6 Ind 29.6 LibDem 41.5 Other 4.0 LibDem 5.6 Other 1.8

4 Dunfermline South (4) 13,945 8 Cowdenbeath (3) 10,652

Ms. A. Dixon Green 231 R. Arnott Ind 384 B. Goodall SNP 1,583 A. Bain SNP 968 = T. Martin LibDem 1,816 Ms. M. Hipwell LibDem 246 = M. Rumney Lab 1,446 = A. Maxwell Ind 1,350 D. Walker LibDem 627 Ms. L. McEwan Lab 624 R. Watt Con 515 = J. Simpson Lab 1,414 = B. Young Lab 738 K. Smith Con 148

Turnout 50.5 Turnout 48.8 Con 7.4 SNP 22.8 Con 2.9 SNP 18.9 Lab 31.4 Ind 0.0 Lab 39.7 Ind 33.8 LibDem 35.1 Other 3.3 LibDem 4.8 Other 0.0

33 9 Lochgelly and Cardenden (3) 9,538 13 Kirkcaldy East (3) 10,504

Ms. L. Burke LibDem 153 L. Brown Lab 1,221 I. Chisholm SNP 1,036 Ms. K. Carrington Lab 773 = Ms. M. Doig Lab 1,225 B. Forrester LibDem 572 M. Hood Lab 1,228 = G. Leslie SNP 1,680 E. McPherson Ind 637 Ms. K. McGregor SSP 138 G. Whyte Con 137 B. Mills Con 361

Turnout 47.2 Turnout 46.1 Con 3.1 SNP 23.5 Con 7.6 SNP 35.4 Lab 55.5 Ind 14.4 Lab 42.0 Ind 0.0 LibDem 3.5 Other 0.0 LibDem 12.1 Other 2.9

10 Burntisland, Kinghorn and Western 10,952 14 West and Kinglassie (4) 13,857 Kirkcaldy (3) Ms. B. Campbell Lab 1,627 P. Adams UKIP 164 D. Croll Con 384 = R. Edwards Lab 1,344 R. Duguid Lab 585 = G. Kay SNP 2,204 = P. Grant SNP 1,835 Ms. S. Leslie LibDem 910 = A. Patey SNP 1,278 J. Potton Con 567 D. Riches LibDem 369 Ms. S. Collett Lab 649 B. Taylor Ind 376

Turnout 54.0 Turnout 47.5 Con 9.7 SNP 37.8 Con 5.9 SNP 48.2 Lab 34.1 Ind 0.0 Lab 34.3 Ind 5.8 LibDem 15.6 Other 2.8 LibDem 5.7 Other 0.0

11 Kirkcaldy North (3) 11,729 15 Glenrothes North, Leslie and 14,087 Markinch (4) C. Coulter Ind 188 N. Crooks Lab 1,617 Ms. M. Balfour SSP 114 P. Finnie Con 433 = J. Beare SNP 1,613 Ms. C. Lindsay SNP 1,632 = Ms. F. Grant SNP 1,807 Ms. L. McLeary Solid 109 = W. Kay Lab 1,354 D. Ross Lab 977 A. Lawson Ind 164 L. Soper LibDem 651 D. Mole Con 504 = Ms. K. Morrison Lab 787 Turnout 48.6 P. Smith UKIP 90 Con 7.7 SNP 29.1 H. Wills LibDem 411 Lab 46.3 Ind 3.4 LibDem 11.6 Other 1.9 Turnout 49.6 Con 7.4 SNP 50.0 12 Kirkcaldy Central (3) 11,748 Lab 31.3 Ind 2.4 LibDem 6.0 Other 3.0 Ms. J. Hamilton Lab 1,227 = J. Mackenzie Lab 965 Ms. S. McCulloch Con 462 Ms. A. Soper LibDem 1,075 = D. Torrance SNP 1,795 S. West Solid 114

Turnout 48.9 Con 8.2 SNP 31.8 Lab 38.9 Ind 0.0 LibDem 19.1 Other 2.0

34 16 Glenrothes Central and Thornton (3) 10,650 19 St Andrews (4) 14,330

Ms. V. Bullimore Ind 279 Ms. M. Cassells Ind 131 I. Crichton Lab 1,325 Ms. T. Darwin Green 525 = D. Cunningham SNP 1,825 J. Dochery SNP 775 J. Drew Con 269 K. Griffiths Ind 77 Ms. J. Kerr LibDem 301 Ms. K. Hutchence Ind 81 J. Mowbray Lab 564 = Ms. F. Melville LibDem 1,454 R. Vettraino SNP 707 Ms. D. Morrison Con 1,478 J. Peterson Ind 153 Turnout 50.8 = B. Sangster LibDem 809 Con 5.1 SNP 48.0 Ms. Z. Smith Lab 411 Lab 35.8 Ind 5.3 R. Waterston LibDem 788 LibDem 5.7 Other 0.0 Turnout 47.3 17 Howe of Fife and Tay Coast (3) 11,892 Con 22.1 SNP 11.6 Lab 6.2 Ind 6.6 = A. Arbuckle LibDem 2,091 LibDem 45.7 Other 7.9 B. Bennett Green 511 C. Cameron Solid 89 20 East Neuk and Landward (3) 10,447 J. Fretwell Ind 75 A. Heer Con 1,143 D. McGregor LibDem 816 = D. Lothian LibDem 924 = Ms. E. Riches LibDem 1,696 D. McDiarmid SNP 1,259 Ms. R. Russell Lab 387 I. Miles Lab 477 = M. Scott-Hayward Con 1,515 Ms. M. Wight SNP 1,041 Turnout 55.9 Con 17.4 SNP 19.2 Turnout 52.7 Lab 7.3 Ind 1.1 Con 27.8 SNP 19.1 LibDem 45.9 Other 9.1 Lab 7.1 Ind 0.0 LibDem 46.0 Other 0.0 18 Tay Bridgehead (3) 10,977 21 Cupar (3) 11,199 = T. Brett LibDem 1,489 R. Caird Con 1,191 J. Dodds Lab 388 A. Cruikshank SNP 1,173 N. Dolan SNP 887 D. Pickard UKIP 190 R. Guy Con 1,154 = M. Taylor LibDem 1,243 = Ms. M. Kennedy LibDem 1,511 Z. Nikolai Lab 494 = Ms. L. Mordi LibDem 887 B. Poole Ind 1,264 Turnout 53.2 Con 20.6 SNP 20.3 Turnout 55.1 Lab 8.5 Ind 0.0 Con 18.9 SNP 14.6 LibDem 47.3 Other 3.3 Lab 6.4 Ind 20.8 LibDem 39.4 Other 0.0

22 , Kennoway and Largo (4) 14,695

= D. Alexander SNP 2,164 B. Brooks Con 799 C. Haffey Lab 1,676 V. Heneghan Lab 578 A. Hunter SNP 880 R. Hutchison UKIP 89 = Ms. M. Whitehead LibDem 1,118

Turnout 50.7 Con 10.9 SNP 41.7 Lab 30.9 Ind 0.0 LibDem 15.3 Other 1.2

35 23 Buckhaven, Methil and Wemyss 14,126 Glasgow Villages (4) 1 Linn (4) 21,264 T. Adams Lab 1,456 Ms. A. Flack Ind 195 E. Clark Con 898 R. Jannetta Ind 164 = Ms. M. Clark LibDem 1,284 Ms. L. Lothian LibDem 107 Ms. S. Docherty Lab 1,782 J. McLean SSP 53 C. Lang Ind 219 S. MacPhail SNP 647 H. McArthur ScotUn 165 J. O’Brien Ind 225 = J. McKenzie Lab 1,381 A. Robertson SNP 712 D. Ritchie SNP 2,043 = A. Rodger Ind 2,114 = A. Stewart Lab 955 K. Seunarine UKIP 32 Ms. C. Stewart Green 296 D. Stacey Con 97 G. Thomson SSP 149 W. Wallace Ind 19 F. Young Solid 395 J. Young Lab 460 Turnout 46.0 Turnout 45.7 Con 9.4 SNP 21.4 Con 1.5 SNP 21.6 Lab 43.0 Ind 2.3 Lab 30.5 Ind 43.3 LibDem 13.4 Other 10.5 LibDem 1.7 Other 1.4 2 Newlands/Auldburn (3) 17,582

Ms. K. Allan Green 579 C. Bailie BNP 211 E. Coyle SSP 172 = S. Curran Lab 1,856 C. Deans SNP 2,101 R. McElroy Con 1,342 = J. McInally Lab 1,475 G. Morgan Solid 357 R. Stewart LibDem 561

Turnout 50.2 Con 15.5 SNP 24.3 Lab 38.5 Ind 0.0 LibDem 6.5 Other 15.2

3 Greater Pollok (4) 22,106

= K. Baldassara SSP 591 F. Carswell LibDem 393 Ms. P. Duffy SNP 2,173 = A. Glass Lab 1,637 T. Morrison Lab 1,180 R. O’Brien Con 549 = W. O’Rourke Lab 1,296 Ms. C. Scott Green 233 Ms. A. Sheridan Solid 630

Turnout 40.4 Con 6.3 SNP 25.0 Lab 47.4 Ind 0.0 LibDem 4.5 Other 16.7

36 4 Craigton (4) 22,772 7 Langside (3) 18,296

Ms. R. Black Solid 1,220 P. Coleshill LibDem 1,207 S. Coghill LibDem 457 J. Dornan SNP 2,522 M. Dingwall ScotUn 225 M. Frain Solid 467 = Ms. I. Gibson SNP 2,729 = A. Graham Lab 2,222 M. Kerr Lab 1,920 = Ms. M. McAfferty Lab 853 = G. Mcdiarmid Lab 1,328 N. McDonald Green 891 G. Masterton Green 315 R. Munn Con 993 W. McGartland SSP 224 J. Nesbitt SSP 179 S. Petty Con 569 = A. Watson Lab 2,065 Turnout 51.8 Con 10.6 SNP 27.0 Turnout 49.6 Lab 32.9 Ind 0.0 Con 5.1 SNP 24.7 LibDem 12.9 Other 16.5 Lab 48.1 Ind 0.0 LibDem 4.1 Other 18.0 8 Southside Central (4) 22,863

5 Govan (4) 23,113 D. Alderslowe Green 812 J. Hanif SNP 2,392 = S. Butt Lab 1,371 Ms. R. Kane SSP 327 M. Cobley LibDem 394 J. Marshall Con 423 = S. Dornan Lab 1,590 Ms. K. McCloskey LibDem 533 = J. Flanagan Lab 1,657 Ms. J. McGowan Solid 456 A. Hughes SCotUn 138 = Ms. A. Millar Lab 1,869 Ms. A. Hunter SNP 2,694 H. Raja Lab 554 W. Jess Green 377 = J. Scanlon Lab 1,372 Ms. I. Lang Solid 398 Ms. P. McIntyre Con 450 Turnout 39.2 G. McNee Ind 377 Con 4.8 SNP 27.4 Ms. C. Perez SSP 114 Lab 43.4 Ind 0.0 LibDem 6.1 Other 18.3 Turnout 42.5 Con 4.7 SNP 28.2 9 Calton (3) 15,123 Lab 48.3 Ind 3.9 LibDem 4.1 Other 10.7 G. Barton Ind 128 A. Duke-Wardrop Green 219 6 Pollokshields (3) 17,029 F. Fullerton Solid 302 S. Gillespie Con 245 A. Ashraf SSP 184 P. Graham LibDem 231 Ms. K. Currie Ind 438 D. Houston ScotUn 195 K. Malik SNP 2,057 K. Murray SSP 126 D. Meikle Con 1,435 = G. Redmond Lab 1,982 Ms. I. Nelson LibDem 863 = Ms. R. Simpson Lab 628 I. Rabbani Lab 2,575 Ms. A. Thewliss SNP 1,143 I. Ruffel Green 1,043 M. Shoaib Ind 592 Turnout 35.8 Ms. F. Uygun Solid 380 Con 4.7 SNP 22.0 Lab 50.2 Ind 2.5 Turnout 54.5 LibDem 4.4 Other 16.2 Con 15.7 SNP 22.5 Lab 28.2 Ind 6.5 LibDem 9.5 Other 17.6

37 10 Anderston/City (4) 20,431 13 Garscadden/Scotstounhill (4) 20,869

Ms. N. Baker Green 880 Ms. C. Ahmed Solid 318 Ms. E. Boyle Con 486 = Ms. L. Cameron Lab 2,744 P. Braat Lab 1,291 Ms. S. England Green 402 D. Holladay Ind 145 R. Findlay ScotUn 191 A. Khan Solid 285 G. Henry SNP 2,333 Ms. A. Laird LibDem 806 P. Lavelle SSP 145 C. McKay SNP 1,632 = Ms. J. McFadden Lab 1,115 = G. Matheson Lab 1,177 J. Paris LibDem 483 P. Murray SSP 198 = P. Rooney Lab 1,895 M. Smith Con 534 Turnout 34.4 Con 7.0 SNP 23.7 Turnout 49.7 Lab 35.8 Ind 2.1 Con 5.3 SNP 23.0 LibDem 11.7 Other 19.8 Lab 56.6 Ind 0.0 LibDem 4.8 Other 10.4 11 Hillhead (4) 20,826 14 Drumchapel/Anniesland (4) 20,398 J. Anderson Con 912 N. Craig NPCG 51 = P. Carey Lab 2,284 K. Elder LibDem 1,184 Ms. E. Duke Green 260 Ms. A. Irwin SSP 184 M. Dyer SSP 148 A. Khan LibDem 463 = J. Findlay Lab 1,102 A. Khan Solid 344 B. Howie ScotUn 177 = H. Malik Lab 1,192 B. Kidd SNP 1,869 M. Rhodes Lab 1,080 A. Lee LibDem 349 G. Roberts SNP 1,899 Ms. S. McCourt Con 412 Ms. M. Wardrop Green 1,675 Ms. E. Nixon Solid 223 = S. Purcell Lab 1,856 Turnout 43.8 Con 10.2 SNP 21.1 Turnout 43.6 Lab 25.3 Ind 0.0 Con 4.7 SNP 21.5 LibDem 18.3 Other 25.1 Lab 60.4 Ind 0.0 LibDem 4.0 Other 9.3 12 Partick West (4) 23,574 15 Maryhill/Kelvin (4) 21,630 G. Atkinson ScotUn 265 S. Clay Green 1,594 A. Dingwall SNP 2,561 = Ms. A. Colleran Lab 2,099 J. Lawson SSP 255 = Ms. I. Graham Lab 1,699 = M. Paris LibDem 1,602 A. Gray SSP 240 B. Pope Con 943 = C. Mason LibDem 2,259 = M. Razaq Lab 1,546 K. McLean SNP 2,811 D. Tayar Green 705 J. Ross Solid 373 P. Wilcox Solid 341 R. Sullivan Con 1,404 = R. Winter Lab 1,948

Turnout 54.9 Turnout 46.6 Con 11.0 SNP 22.1 Con 9.5 SNP 25.9 Lab 29.8 Ind 0.0 Lab 35.3 Ind 0.0 LibDem 17.7 Other 19.4 LibDem 16.2 Other 13.1

38 16 Canal (4) 22,344 19 Shettleston (4) 20,703

B. Brown ScotUn 193 M. Eyre SSP 163 J. Cruikshank Ind 94 W. Hamilton BNP 268 N. Fraser LibDem 587 W. Harris Solid 458 = Ms. E. Hurcombe Lab 1,961 D. Jackson LibDem 420 D. Ledgerwood Con 338 G. Kirker ScotUn 190 = J. McKechnie Lab 1,055 Ms. C. Maguire Green 227 = Ms. H. Malik Lab 579 = T. Mckeown Lab 1,861 = B. McAllister SNP 2,514 J. McLaughlin SNP 1,896 Ms. A. McCormick Solid 425 = E. McLeod Lab 1,369 Ms. K. Redpath SSP 175 = G. Ryan Lab 1,386 K. Wild Green 703 A. White Con 565

Turnout 39.8 Turnout 43.4 Con 3.9 SNP 29.2 Con 6.4 SNP 21.5 Lab 41.7 Ind 1.1 Lab 52.4 Ind 0.0 LibDem 6.8 Other 17.3 LibDem 4.8 Other 14.8

17 Springburn (3) 15,496 20 Baillieston (4) 23,231

Ms. M. Bean SSP 135 G. Clark Con 678 G. Campbell Solid 339 = J. Coleman Lab 2,689 G. Dickson Con 173 I. Dickie ScotUn 216 P. Greene SNP 1,300 D. Hay Lab 1,342 P. McAleer Green 134 M. Kayes Solid 466 R. Sawers ScotUn 85 = R. Macbean Lab 739 K. Smith BNP 135 = J. Mason SNP 3,199 = A. Stewart Lab 1,752 D. McDonald SNP 250 J. Stuart LibDem 168 J. McVicar SSP 224 = J. Todd Lab 1,189 R. Morrison Green 181 Ms. M. Watt LibDem 392 Turnout 36.4 Con 3.2 SNP 24.0 Turnout 45.9 Lab 54.4 Ind 0.0 Con 6.5 SNP 33.2 LibDem 3.1 Other 15.3 Lab 46.0 Ind 0.0 LibDem 3.8 Other 10.5 18 East Centre (4) 21,119 21 North East (4) 23,294 J. Adams Solid 556 = Ms. P. Chalmers Lab 1,792 G. Davidson Lab 2,272 Ms. E. Cooper Green 471 J. France Con 485 D. Dickie ScotUn 175 = G. Leonard Lab 1,475 = F. Docherty Lab 1,277 S. MacDonald Green 186 Ms. J. Dunn SNP 1,969 J. MacPherson LibDem 228 S. Grieve LibDem 460 = Ms. C. McMaster Lab 1,040 D. Johnston SCP 137 A. McPake SSP 129 J. Kerr CPA 270 Ms. J. Reilly Solid 350 Ms. E. McDougall Lab 1,039 G. Savage Ind 100 W. McLachlan BNP 226 G. Thoms SNP 2,098 D. O’Donnell SSP 323 R. Wilson Con 383 Turnout 37.1 Con 5.8 SNP 25.1 Turnout 44.4 Lab 57.2 Ind 1.2 Con 4.2 SNP 21.7 LibDem 2.7 Other 8.0 Lab 45.3 Ind 0.0 LibDem 5.1 Other 23.8

39 Highland 4 Landward Caithness (4) 8,231

1 North, West and Central Sutherland (3) 4,996 D. Bremner SNP 871 R. Coghill Ind 657 D. Andrews Lab 184 = D. Flear LibDem 805 Ms. K. Dawson Ind 99 = A. MacDonald LibDem 349 G. Farlow SNP 586 W. MacKay Ind 845 J. Forbes Ind 297 W. Mowat Lab 532 W. Johnston Ind 282 C. Sutherland Con 531 Ms. L. Munro Ind 303 D. Winfield Ind 41 M. Otter Ind 80 Ms. M. Payne Con 216 Turnout 57.3 R. Rowantree LibDem 410 Con 11.5 SNP 18.8 Ms. A. Spindler Green 168 Lab 11.5 Ind 33.3 R. Taylor SSCUP 314 LibDem 24.9 Other 0.0

Turnout 60.0 5 East Sutherland and Edderton (3) 6,126 Con 7.3 SNP 19.9 Lab 6.3 Ind 36.1 J. Campbell Ind 125 LibDem 14.0 Other 16.4 G. Clunie Ind 114 R. Easson Ind 40 2 Thurso (3) 6,388 D. Louden SNP 511 Ms. D. Mackay Lab 703 A. Bain Con 112 Ms. E. MacKenzie Ind 155 I. Grant Ind 125 J. McGillivray Ind 482 = D. Mackay Ind 1,001 J. Melville Ind 252 D. Mackintosh SNP 433 M. Napper Con 423 J. Rosie Ind 704 = W. Ross LibDem 838 = E. Saxon Lab 408 F. Ward Solid 27 Ms. M. Thurso LibDem 541 Turnout 61.1 Turnout 53.0 Con 11.5 SNP 13.9 Con 3.4 SNP 13.0 Lab 19.2 Ind 31.8 Lab 12.3 Ind 55.1 LibDem 22.8 Other 0.0.7 LibDem 16.3 Other 0.0 6 Wester Ross, Strathpeffer and 9,593 3 Wick (3) 5,817 Lochalsh (4)

J. Brooker Con 46 A. Armistead Ind 199 L. Bush Ind 17 = Ms. I. Campbell LibDem 1,242 = W. Fernie Ind 793 Ms. C. Conniff Lab 354 = Ms. K. MacNab Ind 451 R. Greene Ind 792 Ms. H. Miller Ind 98 D. Macdonald Ind 232 J. Oag Lab 366 W. Scott Con 451 = G. Smith LibDem 407 Ms. A. Sinclair Ind 608 N. Smith SNP 443 Ms. M. Tait Ind 328 = Ms. J. Urquhart SNP 1,486 Turnout 46.3 Con 1.8 SNP 16.9 Turnout 60.6 Lab 14.0 Ind 51.9 Con 7.9 SNP 26.1 LibDem 15.5 Other 0.0 Lab 6.2 Ind 37.9 LibDem 21.8 Other 0.0

40 7 (4) 9,260 10 (4) 7,959

= J. Connell Ind 307 = D. Alston LibDem 973 M. Finlayson Ind 438 = R. Barclay Ind 1,233 H. Keir Con 141 C. Birt Lab 192 Ms. M. MacDonald Ind 104 M. Downie Con 408 J. MacInnes Lab 438 C. Fraser SNP 558 M. Rattray LibDem 647 = Ms. I. McCallum Ind 985 Ms. M. Smith SNP 1,021 O. McLennan Ind 433 F. Walker Solid 88 A. Wood Green 267 = Ms. C. Wilson Ind 1,348 Turnout 64.2 Turnout 49.6 Con 8.1 SNP 11.1 Con 3.1 SNP 22.5 Lab 3.8 Ind 52.5 Lab 9.7 Ind 48.5 LibDem 19.3 Other 5.3 LibDem 14.3 Other 1.9 11 Eilean a' Cheo (4) 7,990 8 Tain and Easter Ross (3) 7,000 = J. Fraser Ind 795 J. Boocock Ind 116 J. Hodgson Con 178 = R. Durham LibDem 627 = J. Laing Ind 734 D. Fraser SSP 59 = I. Macdonald Ind 338 M. Herd Ind 204 = A. Millar LibDem 960 M. McLeod Ind 294 J. Murray Ind 498 J. McCreath SNP 465 I. Renwick SNP 669 S. Moodie Lab 148 Ms. R. Samuels Lab 351 = A. Rhind Ind 1,406 D. Rutherford Con 124 Turnout 57.8 = A. Torrance Ind 436 Con 3.9 SNP 14.8 Lab 7.8 Ind 52.3 Turnout 56.4 LibDem 21.2 Other 0.0 Con 3.2 SNP 12.0 Lab 3.8 Ind 63.3 12 (3) 6,625 LibDem 16.2 Other 1.5 C. Carver Con 156 9 Dingwall and Seaforth (4) 8,996 Ms. S. Casey Ind 188 = W. Clark Ind 975 P. Cairns SNP 853 A. Henderson Ind 881 = D. Chisholm Ind 639 E. Hunter Ind 550 D. Edes Ind 102 D. Ingham SNP 389 D. Jardine Green 207 A. MacGregor Ind 100 G. Lowe Con 218 Ms. M. MacLean Lab 473 = Ms. A. MacLean LibDem 1,015 G. McLeod Ind 151 = M. Macmillan Lab 556 S. Waugh Ind 64 = Ms. M. Paterson Ind 1,076 Turnout 60.6 Turnout 52.9 Con 4.0 SNP 9.9 Con 4.7 SNP 18.3 Lab 12.0 Ind 74.1 Lab 11.9 Ind 38.9 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 LibDem 21.8 Other 4.4

41 13 Aird and Loch Ness (4) 8,463 16 Ness-Side (4) 8,800

= Ms. H. Carmichael Ind 1,125 S. Arnott Solid 70 Ms. M. Chown Con 355 = A. Dick LibDem 468 = Ms. M. Davidson Ind 1,215 = N. Donald Ind 750 A. Hendry SNP 892 J. Finnie SNP 1,016 A. MacKintosh Lab 292 = D. Henderson LibDem 1,127 J. Martin Ind 322 T. Lamont Ind 232 A. Nicol Ind 192 Ms. M. MacDonald Con 361 H. Wood LibDem 550 F. Parr Lab 688 R. Rodger Ind 226 Turnout 59.4 Ms. J. Slater Ind 82 Con 7.2 SNP 18.0 Lab 5.9 Ind 57.7 Turnout 58.0 LibDem 11.1 Other 0.0 Con 7.2 SNP 20.2 Lab 13.7 Ind 25.7 14 (3) 6,581 LibDem 31.8 Other 1.4

Ms. M. Fraser Con 230 17 Inverness Millburn (3) 6,495 A. Graham LibDem 840 = J. MacDonald Ind 778 I. Brown SNP 1,005 Ms. P. Munro SNP 965 W. Fraser Ind 178 Ms. C. Parr Lab 536 = J. Gray Lab 1,123 Ms. C. Mackay Ind 430 Turnout 51.7 D. MacKenzie Con 356 Con 6.9 SNP 28.8 K. MacLeod LibDem 510 Lab 16.0 Ind 23.2 LibDem 25.1 Other 0.0 Turnout 56.1 Con 9.9 SNP 27.9 15 (4) 9,704 Lab 31.2 Ind 16.9 LibDem 14.2 Other 0.0 I. Bisset Ind 252 D. Bonsor Con 268 18 Culloden and Ardersier (4) 8,721 Ms. J. Campbell LibDem 729 = P. Corbett Ind 776 = R. Balfour Ind 1,308 D. Kerr SNP 1,019 J. Ferguson Ind 213 G. McDonald Solid 88 = J. Ford Lab 816 T. Manda Lab 237 J. Ross Con 318 Ms. E. McAllister Lab 720 Ms. G. Sinclair LibDem 663 = W. Smith Ind 575 = R. Wynd SNP 1,335

Turnout 49.2 Turnout 54.0 Con 5.7 SNP 21.8 Con 6.8 SNP 28.7 Lab 20.5 Ind 34.4 Lab 17.5 Ind 32.7 LibDem 15.6 Other 1.9 LibDem 14.2 Other 0.0

42 19 Nairn (4) 9,009 22 Fort William and Ardnamurchan (4) 8,616

D. Fraser Ind 273 A. Baxter Con 372 = L. Fraser Ind 669 D. Cameron Ind 939 J. Lennon Ind 476 = N. Clark Ind 194 = Ms. E. MacDonald SNP 1,576 = M. Foxley LibDem 1,059 G. Marsden LibDem 535 B. Gormley SNP 778 A. Park Ind 855 Ms. P. Jordan Ind 271 R. Ross Con 356 = T. McLennan Ind 322 R. Stevenson Lab 402 = A. McFarlane-Slack Ind 241 = B. Murphy Lab 501 Turnout 58.1 I. Thornber Ind 195 Con 6.9 SNP 30.6 D. Woods Ind 317 Lab 7.8 Ind 44.2 LibDem 10.4 Other 0.0 Turnout 61.3 Con 7.2 SNP 15.0 20 (4) 7,287 Lab 9.7 Ind 47.8 LibDem 20.4 Other 0.0 J. Crawford Ind 524 B. Haycock Ind 353 J. Holden Lab 671 D. MacDonald Con 413 R. Pedersen SNP 1,058 T. Prag LibDem 902

Turnout 54.5 Con 10.5 SNP 27.0 Lab 17.1 Ind 22.4 LibDem 23.0 Other 0.0

21 Badenoch and Strathspey (4) 9,969

= F. Black LibDem 1,720 Ms. A. Cox Ind 347 Ms. J. Douglas Ind 484 A. Durance Con 532 D. Fallows SNP 1,347 = G. Rimell Ind 736 D. Scobbie SSCUP 350

Turnout 56.2 Con 9.6 SNP 24.4 Lab 0.0 Ind 28.4 LibDem 31.2 Other 6.3

43 Inverclyde 4 (3) 8,395

1 (4) 13,064 K. Brooks SNP 994 R. Burns LibDem 155 = T. Fyfe LibDem 805 S. Cameron Ind 273 J. Logan Ind 259 = E. Gallagher LibDem 407 J. MacLeod SNP 1,401 D. Landels SSP 96 = S. McCabe Lab 2,122 J. McIlwee Lab 1,000 Ms. D. McLaughlan Solid 179 = I McKenzie Lab 1,102 T. Monteith Lab 522 J. Strachan Con 174 = I. Tucker LibDem 404 D. Wilson Con 1,369 Turnout 51.4 Con 4.1 SNP 23.7 Turnout 55.3 Lab 50.0 Ind 6.5 Con 19.4 SNP 19.8 LibDem 13.4 Other 2.3 Lab 37.4 Ind 3.7 LibDem 17.1 Other 2.5 5 (3) 8,532

2 Inverclyde East Central (3) 9,488 R. Ashfield Ind 1,256 J. Crowther SNP 1,028 G. Brooks Con 234 R. Hunter Con 391 J. Grieve SNP 1,132 T. Loughran Lab 1,212 R. Kyle Ind 188 = G. White LibDem 828 = M. McCormick Lab 2,065 K. Wilson LibDem 577 = R. Moran Lab 551 T. Murray Ind 95 Turnout 62.7 D. Shearer Ind 57 Con 7.4 SNP 19.4 = Ms. J. Stewart LibDem 425 Lab 22.9 Ind 23.7 LibDem 26.5 Other 0.0 Turnout 51.2 Con 4.9 SNP 23.8 6 Inverclyde South West (3) 8,065 Lab 55.1 Ind 7.2 LibDem 9.0 Other 0.0 P. Campbell UKIP 43 G. Dorrian Lab 723 3 (4) 12,094 K. Ferguson SNP 964 = E. Forbes LibDem 449 = A. Blair LibDem 1,150 A. McGhee Lab 514 J. Clocherty Lab 1,812 I. Nelson Ind 741 R. Henderson LibDem 342 H. Osborn Con 179 C. McCallum Lab 571 C. Rebecchi LibDem 544 F. McGinn Ind 468 Ms. M. Miller Con 431 Turnout 52.3 C. Osborne SNP 1,388 Con 4.3 SNP 23.2 K. Shields Ind 114 Lab 29.8 Ind 17.8 = C. Snoddy LibDem 439 LibDem 23.9 Other 1.0

Turnout 56.6 Con 6.4 SNP 20.7 Lab 35.5 Ind 8.7 LibDem 28.8 Other 0.0

44 Midlothian 4 (3) 10,780

1 (3) 11,069 B. Cranston Solid 99 A. Hardie Con 634 K. Brown LibDem 1,001 = R. Imrie Lab 1,506 S. Forest Con 694 P. Kenny Ind 188 N. Gilfillan SSP 62 Ms. L. Leitch SSP 108 = A. Montgomery Lab 1,554 G. Mcleery HEP 105 Ms. J. Moyers Solid 64 G. Purcell Ind 220 = Ms. S. Thacker Libdem 974 L. Thacker LibDem 868 Ms. M. Wilson SNP 2,307 = O. Thomson SNP 1,981 Ms. E. Veitch Ind 259 Turnout 60.7 Con 10.4 SNP 34.7 Turnout 56.1 Lab 23.3 Ind 0.0 Con 10.6 SNP 33.2 LibDem 29.7 Other 1.9 Lab 25.2 Ind 11.2 LibDem 14.5 Other 5.2 2 Bonnyrigg (3) 11,133 5 (3) 10,590 = J. Aitchison Lab 1,530 I. Baxter Green 650 Ms. L. Beattie SNP 1,988 N. Bennet SSP 138 = P. Boyes Lab 1,357 B. Constable SNP 1,905 M. Court SSP 63 = D. Milligan Lab 1,383 D. Duncan Solid 82 C. Moyers Solid 71 = B. Jenkins Lab 617 J. Stoddart Con 600 Ms. K. Moffat LibDem 831 R. Traquair Con 812 Turnout 57.3 Con 9.6 SNP 30.3 Turnout 55.0 Lab 46.4 Ind 0.0 Con 14.1 SNP 34.6 LibDem 0.0 Other 13.7 Lab 34.3 Ind 0.0 LibDem 14.5 Other 2.5 3 (3) 8,439 6 (3) 9,468 A. Bennett Lab 1,331 A. Boyce Solid 94 C. Beattie SNP 1,892 B. Groupillot SSP 60 J. Carroll SSP 80 Ms. R. McDougall Con 217 Ms. W. Chalmers Lab 1,336 = R. Prior Libdem 657 W. Duncan Solid 84 = Ms. M. Russell Lab 761 = J. Muirhead Lab 1,184 C. Statham SNP 1,333 P. Small Con 486

Turnout 53.6 Turnout 54.4 Con 4.9 SNP 29.9 Con 9.6 SNP 37.4 Lab 47.0 Ind 0.0 Lab 49.8 Ind 0.0 LibDem 14.8 Other 3.5 LibDem 0.0 Other 3.2

45 Moray 5 Heldon and Laich (4) 10,005 1 Speyside Glenlivet (3) 6,990 D. Donaldson Ind 155 M. Desmond UKIP 116 H. Halkett Ind 354 G. Henderson Con 658 M. Harris Ind 114 M. McConachie SNP 881 = J. Hogg Ind 744 Ms. F. Murdoch Ind 571 F. Hutchinson Ind 92 = Ms. P. Paul SNP 1,107 = E. McGillivray Ind 813 = Ms. A. Taylor Ind 462 E. Paton Ind 254 D. Stewart SNP 1,646 Turnout 55.6 C. Tuke Ind 531 Con 17.3 SNP 52.4 A. Wright Con 606 Lab 0.0 Ind 27.2 LibDem 0.0 Other 3.1 Turnout 53.9 Con 11.4 SNP 31.0 2 Keith and Cullen (3) 7,997 Lab 0.0 Ind 57.6 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 G. Coull SNP 1,555 J. Cree Ind 698 6 (3) 8,091 P. Matheson LibDem 300 = R. Shepherd Ind 827 F. Brown Con 592 Ms. O. Starsmore Con 256 B. Jarvis Lab 866 = W. Watt Ind 582 J. Russell Ind 671 M. Shand SNP 1,500 Turnout 53.4 Con 6.1 SNP 36.9 Turnout 45.4 Lab 0.0 Ind 50.0 Con 16.3 SNP 41.3 LibDem 7.1 Other 0.0 Lab 23.9 Ind 18.5 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 3 (3) 7,461 7 (3) 7,821 = J. Leslie Lab 507 = J. Mackay Ind 698 = A. Bisset Ind 904 G. McDonald SNP 1,188 = J. Divers Lab 1,132 Ms. A. McKay Ind 708 G. Leadbitter SNP 1,304 I. Moir Con 397 D. Thompson Con 592 W. Smith Ind 169 Turnout 50.9 Turnout 50.0 Con 15.1 SNP 33.2 Con 10.8 SNP 32.4 Lab 28.8 Ind 23.0 Lab 13.8 Ind 43.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 8 (4) 10,871 4 Fochabers Lhanbryde (3) 7,730 T. Anderson SSCUP 438 L. Bangura Lab 440 L. Bell Ind 482 A. Bodman Ind 32 P. Carroll Ind 326 = A. Coutts Ind 374 = J. Hamilton Ind 716 G. Davidson Ind 56 Ms. I. Ogilvie SNP 1,602 P. Horton LibDem 287 E. Walker Ind 261 P. McBain Ind 333 = I. Young Con 1,546 A. McDonald SNP 1,159 = G. McIntyre Ind 608 Turnout 50.6 D. Ross Con 727 Con 28.8 SNP 29.8 Lab 0.0 Ind 33.2 Turnout 52.5 LibDem 0.0 Other 8.2 Con 18.1 SNP 28.9 Lab 11.0 Ind 34.9 LibDem 7.1 Other 0.0

46 Na h-Eileanan an Iar 5 Sgire an Rubha (3) 1,954

1 Barraigh, Bhatarsaigh, Eirisgeigh agus 2,554 S. Bennie LibDem 101 Uibhist a Deas (4) = N. McLeod Ind 450 = D. MacSween Ind 497 D. Blaney Ind 233 = D. Nicholson Ind 245 P. Carlin Ind 177 = A. MacDonald Ind 57 Turnout 67.8 = R. Mackinnon Lab 162 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 G. McLeod SNP 125 Lab 0.0 Ind 92.2 = D. Manford SNP 723 LibDem 7.8 Other 0.0

Turnout 59.2 6 Steornabhagh a Deas (4) 3,025 Con 0.0 SNP 57.4 Lab 11.0 Ind 31.6 = A. Campbell Ind 188 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 Ms. J. Davis LibDem 60 K. Dodson Ind 292 2 Beinn na Foghla agus Uibhist a 2,352 = A. McCormick Ind 529 Tuath (3) D. Morrison Ind 137 C. Nicolson Ind 683 = A. Campbell Lab 459 J. Huson Ind 58 Turnout 63.9 A. MacAulay Ind 203 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 U. Robertson Ind 343 Lab 0.0 Ind 96.8 = M. Taylor Ind 251 LibDem 3.2 Other 0.0

Turnout 57.2 7 Steornabhagh a Tuath (4) 3,038 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 Lab 34.9 Ind 65.1 N. Campbell Ind 168 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 J. Cole LibDem 108 R. Mackay Ind 305 3 Na Hearadh agus Ceann a Deas nan 1,976 I. Mackenzie Ind 212 Loch (3) = M. McLeod Ind 920 A. MacMillan Ind 95 M. Black Ind 76 C. Scott Ind 20 P. Blake LibDem 71 Ms. C. MacDonald Ind 239 Turnout 61.5 D. Mcleod Ind 84 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 P. Mclean SNP 136 Lab 0.0 Ind 94.1 Ms. M. Munro Ind 583 LibDem 5.9 Other 0.0

Turnout 61.4 8 Loch a Tuath (3) 2,038 Con 0.0 SNP 11.4 Lab 0.0 Ind 82.6 = I. MacDonald SNP 235 LibDem 6.0 Other 0.0 J. MacIver Ind 233 K. MacIver Ind 249 4 Sgir'Uigge agus Ceann a Tuath nan 2,450 A. Nicholson Ind 147 Loch (3) Ms. C. Stewart Ind 486

G. Anderson Ind 246 Turnout 68.0 = A. MacDonald Ind 406 Con 0.0 SNP 17.4 = Ms. A. MacDonald SNP 442 Lab 0.0 Ind 82.6 J. MacDonald Ind 124 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 = N. MacDonald Lab 295 = A. Mackintosh Ind 130

Turnout 68.4 Con 0.0 SNP 26.9 Lab 18.0 Ind 55.1 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0

47 9 An Taobh Siar agus Nis (4) 2,646 North Ayrshire

= J. Mackay Ind 335 1 Irvine West (4) 14,993 I. McLeod Ind 118 = Ms. A. MacSween Ind 277 M. Brown SNP 2,247 M. McTaggart Ind 14 J. Byrne Solid 517 = I. Morrison Ind 463 = I. Clarkson Lab 1,710 K. Murray Ind 313 B. Cochrane SocLab 103 Ms. A. Rennie Ind 267 I. Dale Libdem 453 J. McKay Lab 508 Turnout 68.9 Ms. P. McPhee Con 799 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 = D. O’Neill Lab 776 Lab 0.0 Ind 100 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 Turnout 48.5 Con 11.2 SNP 31.6 Lab 42.1 Ind 0.0 LibDem 6.4 Other 8.7

2 Irvine East (4) 14,852

= T. Barr Lab 1,302 Ms. J. Belding Con 759 = Ms. J. Gorman Lab 851 Ms. R. Kirkwood LibDem 543 = J. Moffat Lab 850 D. McGregor Solid 355 Ms. D. Morton SSP 117 Ms. J. Sturgeon SNP 2,293

Turnout 48.6 Con 10.7 SNP 32.4 Lab 42.5 Ind 0.0 LibDem 7.7 Other 6.7

3 Kilwinning (4) 13,186

Ms. G. Allison Con 869 A. Chamberlain LibDem 713 S. Clark Solid 255 Ms. L. Dorans Ind 468 J. Ferguson SNP 1,749 = Ms. M. McDougall Lab 1,033 R. Oldfather Lab 872 = D. Reid Lab 513

Turnout 50.1 Con 13.4 SNP 27.0 Lab 37.4 Ind 7.2 LibDem 11.0 Other 3.9

48 4 Saltcoats and Stevenston (4) 15,039 7 Kilbirnie and Beith (3) 11,059

S. Ferguson Con 554 = J. Bell Lab 1,313 W. Gibson SNP 1,629 W. Fyfe Ind 116 R. McNicol Ind 1,362 = Ms. J. Highgate Ind 947 = D. Munn Lab 943 Ms. J. Hutton LibDem 188 = A. Munro Lab 902 J. Johnstone Ind 265 = S. Taylor Lab 683 D. Reid Lab 849 = Ms. N. Wallace SNP 691 J. Smith Con 562 Ms. M. Walsh Ind 496 C. Taylor SNP 1,329 I. Walker Ind 106 Turnout 49.5 Con 7.6 SNP 32.0 Turnout 52.5 Lab 34.8 Ind 25.6 Con 9.9 SNP 23.4 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 Lab 38.1 Ind 25.3 LibDem 3.3 Other 0.0 5 Ardrossan and Arran (4) 13,449 8 North Coast and Cumbraes (4) 13,520 = G. Allison Con 857 = Ms. M. Currie Ind 1,439 A. Gallagher Lab 1,549 T. Gurney SNP 1,414 = A. Hill SNP 2,357 J. Hunter Ind 952 L. Hutton LibDem 493 N. Hunter SSP 144 G. Langan Ind 377 K. McDougall Ind 228 = Ms. E. Marshall Con 1,007 W. McLaren SNP 573 T. Marshall Con 719 = P. MacNamara Lab 1,007 I. Murdoch Ind 587 = Ms. M. Munn Lab 829 = B. Rae SNP 715

Turnout 56.4 Turnout 59.0 Con 11.5 SNP 263.7 Con 22.1 SNP 39.4 Lab 24.7 Ind 35.2 Lab 19.8 Ind 12.4 LibDem 0.0 Other 1.9 LibDem 6.3 Other 0.0

6 Dalry and West Kilbride (3) 9,796

R. Barr Con 962 Ms. S. Clark LibDem 174 Ms. L. McDaid SocLab 162 = Ms. E. McLardy Ind 1,637 Ms. C. McMillan SNP 1,084 D. Park Ind 213 = J. Reid Lab 1,176 = I. Richardson Con 242

Turnout 58.4 Con 21.3 SNP 19.2 Lab 20.8 Ind 32.7 LibDem 3.1 Other 2.9

49 North Lanarkshire 4 Abronhill, Kildrum and the Village (3) 11,758

1 (3) 9,342 Ms. C. Boyle LibDem 292 S. Grant Lab 1,939 A. Giggie Con 260 Ms. B. Harvey SSP 165 = F. Griffin Lab 2,037 = Ms. E. Irvine SNP 1,753 = Ms. J. Jones Lab 1,386 = T. Johnston SNP 1,430 D. Key SNP 1,480 R. Kelso Ind 109 W. O’Neill SSP 162 Ms. A. Macdonald Ind 331 R. Paterson Con 160 Turnout 58.7 Con 4.9 SNP 27.8 Turnout 53.6 Lab 64.3 Ind 0.0 Con 2.6 SNP 51.5 LibDem 0.0 Other 3.0 Lab 31.4 Ind 7.1 LibDem 4.7 Other 2.7 2 (4) 12,855 5 Strathkelvin (4) 14,618 = B. Chadha Lab 1,576 Ms. C. Giggie Con 375 J. Doyle Solid 409 D. Masterton Ind 247 = W. Hogg Lab 1,795 = B. McCulloch Lab 1,362 Ms. F. McGlinchey SNP 2,055 Ms. D. McNeill SSP 101 J. Oak Con 872 = G. Murray Ind 727 = J. Shaw Lab 1,208 A. O’Brien SNP 1,645 = B. Wallace Lab 1,309 N. Robinson SNP 641 Ms. P. Wilson LibDem 321 Turnout 53.3 Con 11.4 SNP 26.9 Turnout 55.3 Lab 56.4 Ind 0.0 Con 5.4 SNP 32.7 LibDem 0.0 Other 5.3 Lab 42.0 Ind 13.9 LibDem 4.6 Other 1.4 6 North and Glenboig (4) 14,202

3 Cumbernauld South (4) 15,242 = T. Clarke Lab 1,982 M. McWilliams Ind 604 M. Allen LibDem 359 J. Moffat SSP 219 Ms. R. Bowie Ind 318 = B. Shields Lab 828 D. Carrigan Lab 1,806 G. Somers Lab 416 = W. Goldie SNP 1,871 A. Thornton Con 714 = W. Homer SNP 791 J. Wilson SNP 1,983 Ms. M. Hooper Con 276 = N. McCallum SNP 701 Turnout 48.7 = G. McElroy Lab 1,280 Con 10.6 SNP 29.4 K. McEwan SSP 252 Lab 47.8 Ind 9.0 A. Sneddon Ind 370 LibDem 0.0 Other 3.2

Turnout 54.1 Con 3.4 SNP 41.9 Lab 38.5 Ind 8.6 LibDem 4.5 Other 3.1

50 7 (4) 13,919 11 (4) 14,508

T. Beekman Lab 506 F. Coats SSP 173 = C. Cameron SNP 1,110 M. Coyle SNP 2,845 = S. Coyle SNP 1,745 = T. Curley Lab 1,706 A. Love Ind 89 = D. Fagan Lab 712 Ms. P. Maguire LibDem 229 J. Love LibDem 566 = J. McGuigan Lab 767 Ms. M. Thomson Lab 570 = T. Morgan Lab 1,176 Ms. R. Thornton Con 625 P. Rolink Ind 442 I. Smith SSP 77 Turnout 50.4 D. Stewart Con 493 Con 8.7 SNP 39.5 Lab 41.5 Ind 0.0 Turnout 48.7 LibDem 7.9 Other 2.4 Con 7.4 SNP 43.0 Lab 36.9 Ind 8.0 12 (3) 11,472 LibDem 3.5 Other 1.2 = C. Cefferty Ind 1,529 8 (3) 11,448 M. MacMillan SNP 1,396 Ms. C. Quigley Lab 1,125 = G. Devine Ind 630 = J. Robertson Lab 1,596 = J. Logue Lab 1,256 Ms. C. Mackenzie Con 318 Turnout 50.0 Ms. A. McMath SSP 95 Con 0.0 SNP 24.7 I. McNeill Ind 351 Lab 48.2 Ind 27.1 = D. Stocks SNP 1,924 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 = P. Sullivan Lab 829 13 (3) 11,672 Turnout 47.8 Con 5.9 SNP 35.6 = B. Burrows Lab 1,342 Lab 38.6 Ind 18.2 = J. McCabe Lab 1,714 LibDem 0.0 Other 1.8 D. McShannon SNP 1,369 D. Paterson Con 455 9 (3) 11,121 = D. Saunders Lab 878

= T. Maginnis Lab 1,872 Turnout 50.3 C. McCarthy SSP 192 Con 7.9 SNP 23.8 M. Oak Con 251 Lab 68.3 Ind 0.0 = J. Smith Lab 1,476 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 P. Welsh SNP 1,218 14 (3) 10,870 Turnout 46.4 Con 5.0 SNP 24.3 G. Clark Con 366 Lab 66.8 Ind 0.0 = H. Curran Lab 1,297 LibDem 0.0 Other 3.8 W. Devlin Ind 147 Ms. H. Gallett SNP 447 10 (3) 11,032 R. Gunnion Solid 138 = R. Lyle SNP 1,523 = J. Brooks Lab 1,682 = H. McGuigan Lab 1,128 C. Coats SSP 172 I. Ferrie SNP 1,503 Turnout 47.7 R. Hargreave Con 392 Con 7.3 SNP 39.0 = J. Higgins Lab 1,057 Lab 48.1 Ind 2.9 LibDem 0.0 Other 2.7 Turnout 44.6 Con 8.2 SNP 31.3 Lab 57.0 Ind 0.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 3.6

51 15 Mossend and Holytown (3) 9,955 19 (4) 14,065

= J. Coyle Lab 1,680 W. Kelly Solid 212 P. Delaney SNP 1,365 J. Lawrie Ind 756 = K. McKeown Lab 886 = J. Martin Lab 1,449 Ms. E. McLeod Con 386 R. McKendrick Ind 1,085 J. Reddin Ind 191 D. Moon Lab 654 M. Nolan Con 614 Turnout 46.1 T. Selfridge SCP 348 Con 8.6 SNP 30.3 N. Shevlin Lab 804 Lab 56.9 Ind 4.2 J. Taggart SNP 1,322 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 Turnout 52.7 16 (3) 10,485 Con 8.5 SNP 18.2 Lab 40.1 Ind 25.4 R. Burgess Con 812 LibDem 0.0 Other 7.7 P. Kelly Lab 1,237 = M. Ross Lab 1,270 20 (4) 14,752 Ms. A. Valentine SNP 1,573 G. Weir Ind 205 Ms. C. Adamson SNP 2,232 Ms. M. Borthwick Con 761 Turnout 49.8 = S. Love Lab 1,,594 Con 15.9 SNP 30.9 F. McKay Lab 1,099 Lab 49.2 Ind 4.0 = J. Pentland Lab 1,605 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 Turnout 50.5 17 (4) 13,336 Con 10.4 SNP 30.6 Lab 58.9 Ind 0.0 S. Douglas LibDem 465 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 T. Kennedy Ind 379 = Ms. A. McAuley Lab 1,067 = Ms. H. McKenna Lab 1,234 P. Nolan Lab 1,532 N. Richardson Con 383 G. Stewart SNP 1,480

Turnout 50.3 Con 5.9 SNP 22.6 Lab 58.6 Ind 5.8 LibDem 7.1 Other 0.0

18 Motherwell South East and 12,407 Ravenscraig (4)

Ms. J. Carmichae; SSP 240 Ms. K. Harmon Lab 1,014 = T. Lunny Lab 1.153 Ms. L. McKay Con 699 G. O’Rorke Lab 782 = A. Valentine SNP 2,048

Turnout 49.3 Con 11.8 SNP 34.5 Lab 49.7 Ind 0.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 4.0

52 Orkney Islands 4 (4) 3,198

1 Kirkwall East (4) 3,315 R. Crichton Ind 203 I. Flett Ind 88 = M. Annal Ind 460 T. Flett Ind 135 = M. Drever Ind 218 B. Gilmour Ind 12 S. Heddle Ind 359 = A. Gordon Ind 400 B. Leslie Ind 280 M. Jones Con 68 A. MacDonald Ind 90 = J. Moar Ind 545 A. McLeod Ind 150 E. Scott Ind 242 D. Murdoch Ind 108 N. Shearer Ind 83

Turnout 50.9 Turnout 37.7 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 Con 5.8 SNP 0.0 Lab 0.0 Ind 100 Lab 0.0 Ind 94.2 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0

2 Kirkwall West and Orphir (4) 3,210 5 East Mainland, South Ronaldsay and 2,387 Burray (3) A. Leslie Ind 241 = I. MacDonald Ind 178 = A. Drever Ind 524 = R. McCleod Ind 232 J. Foubister Ind 396 J. Moodie Ind 601 G. Linnitt Ind 145 A. Thom Ind 64 R. Madge Ind 161 D. Tullock Ind 260 M. Petrie Ind 102 S. Treasure Ind 14 Turnout 50.0 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 Turnout 57.1 Lab 0.0 Ind 100 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 Lab 0.0 Ind 100 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 3 Stromness and South Isles (3) 2,224 6 North Isles (3) 1,861 J. Brown Ind 123 M. Davidson Ind 40 S. Clackson Ind 154 J. Eccles Ind 232 = S. Hagam Ind 463 = I. Johnstone Ind 215 S. Harcus Ind 133 Ms. F. Matheson Ind 113 Ms. B. Jeffreys Ind 15 = J. Stockan Ind 539 L. Martini-Brown Ind 41 T. Thomson Ind 33 G. Mowat-Brown Ind 27 W. Muir Ind 72 Turnout 59.2 G. Sinclair Ind 123 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 B. Trigg Ind 105 Lab 0.0 Ind 100 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 Turnout 62.2 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 Lab 0.0 Ind 100 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0

53 Perth and Kinross 5 (3) 6,998

1 (3) 6,775 J. Kellas SNP 1,398 = A. Livingstone LibDem 747 Ms. C. Carruthers LibDem 715 Ms. B. Vaughan Con 1,400 = J. Hulbert SNP 1,075 A. Wylie SNP 742 = P. Mulheron SNP 862 R. Rattray Ind 323 Turnout 62.4 J. MacRoberts Con 1,192 Con 32.7 SNP 49.9 Lab 0.0 Ind 0.0 Turnout 62.7 LibDem 17.4 Other 0.0 Con 28.6 SNP 46.5 Lab 0.0 Ind 7.8 6 (3) 8,102 LibDem 17.2 Other 0.0 R. Auld LibDem 635 2 (4) 11,504 Ms. R. Brock Ind 638 = Ms. A Cowan Con 1,144 H. Anderson Ind 190 = C. Crabbie Ind 295 Ms. L. Ferguson Lab 470 = Ms. H. McDonald Con 884 M. Gallagher Ind 308 Ms. A. Younger SNP 1,210 = A. Grant SNP 1,066 S. Macmillan SNP 620 Turnout 60.6 D. Melloy Con 1,764 Con 42.2 SNP 25.2 = I. Miller SNP 1,003 Lab 0.0 Ind 19.4 Ms. L. Ramsay Green 285 LibDem 13.2 Other 0.0 = L. Simpson LibDem 1,390 7 (3) 7,586 Turnout 62.8 Con 24.9 SNP 37.9 Ms. A. Chatt Lab 402 Lab 6.6 Ind 7.0 Ms. A. Gaunt LibDem 541 LibDem 19.6 Other 4.0 Ms. H. Halley Green 225 J. Law SNP 1,163 3 Blairgowrie and Glens (3) 8,319 M. Lyle Con 842 J. Stewart Ind 53 R. Cameron Lab 357 J. Wilson Con 666 = B. Ellis SNP 1,680 = C. Young Ind 609 = Ms. L. Grant SNP 1,038 Ms. C. Shiers Con 1,435 Turnout 60.1 Ms. A. Taylor LibDem 459 Con 33.5 SNP 25.8 Lab 8.9 Ind 14.7 Turnout 61.1 LibDem 12.0 Other 5.0 Con 28.9 SNP 54.7 Lab 7.2 Ind 0.0 8 Kinross-shire (4) 9,664 LibDem 9.2 Other 0.0 = Ms. K. Baird Con 1,217 4 Highland (3) 7,312 = M. Barnacle LibDem 942 S. Miller SNP 1,445 I. Campbell Con 1,158 Ms. K. Milliken Lab 650 = Ms. E. Howie SNP 1,489 W. Robertson LibDem 1,314 = K. Lyall SNP 1,150 A. Thomson Green 216 R. Rose Ind 115 D. Skene LibDem 609 Turnout 60.4 Con 21.0 SNP 25.0 Turnout 63.1 Lab 11.2 Ind 0.0 Con 25.6 SNP 58.4 LibDem 39.0 Other 3.7 Lab 0.0 Ind 2.5 LibDem 13.5 Other 0.0

54 9 (3) 7,995 Renfrewshire

= G. Hayton LibDem 849 1 Renfrew North (3) 9,011 = A. Jack Con 1,477 Ms. W. Lumsden SNP 1,790 A. Jelfs LibDem 218 Ms. P. Roberts Con 778 R. Kane Con 286 = D. Mackay SNP 1,549 Turnout 62.2 = A. Murrin Lab 1,236 Con 46.1 SNP 36.6 C. Newlands Ind 516 Lab 0.0 Ind 0.0 B. Perrie SNP 673 LibDem 17.3 Other 0.0 D. Smith Lab 527

10 (4) 10,914 Turnout 57.0 Con 5.7 SNP 44.4 R. Band SNP 1,033 Lab 35.2 Ind 10.3 = Ms. L. Caddell LibDem 618 LibDem 4.4 Other 0.0 A. Gadsden SNP 485 K. Mothersson Ind 191 2 Renfrew South and Garrowhill (3) 10,283 K. Munro Lab 796 = A. Stewart Con 1,768 D. Canning SSP 90 = W. Wilson LibDem 1,789 T. Dyer Ind 294 Ms. M. Fee Lab 1,452 Turnout 61.9 J. Foster Con 291 Con 26.5 SNP 22.7 E. Grady Lab 896 Lab 11.9 Ind 2.9 G. Macdonald Solid 127 LibDem 36.0 Other 0.0 Ms. C. McEwan SNP 1,339 Ms. A. McGarrigle LibDem 246 11 (4) 11,189 = D. Mylet SNP 748

P. Brown LibDem 523 Turnout 55.2 = J. Flynn Lab 958 Con 5.3 SNP 38.1 = C. Gillies Lab 666 Lab 42.8 Ind 5.4 D. Gratty Con 694 LibDem 4.5 Other 4.0 Ms. E. McLachlan SNP 1,217 A. Ramsay Green 130 3 Paisley East & Ralston (4) 12,788 = D. Scott SNP 1,001 A. Bowden SSP 170 Turnout 47.7 A. Campbell Con 798 Con 13.4 SNP 42.7 S. Hurl Solid 199 Lab 31.3 Ind 0.0 = Ms. R. Kelly Lab 1,033 LibDem 10.1 Other 2.5 = B. Lawson SNP 1,583 = Ms. C. Lawson SNP 934 12 (4) 11,109 Ms. S. McDonald LibDem 1,608 J. Sharkey Lab 1,012 = P. Barrett LibDem 1,172 = J. Coburn SNP 1,299 Turnout 58.6 J. Cockin Green 238 Con 10.9 SNP 34.3 = G. Hunter SNP 488 Lab 27.9 Ind 0.0 = A. Mclellan Lab 1,012 LibDem 21.9 Other 5.0 Ms. H. Stewart Con 1,137 I. Thomson Ind 298

Turnout 51.8 Con 20.1 SNP 31.7 Lab 17.9 Ind 5.3 LibDem 20.8 Other 4.2

55 4 Paisley North West (4) 12,661 7 Johnstone South, Elderslie and 12,518 Howwood (4) Ms. A. Cook Con 546 M. Dillon LibDem 506 = J. Caldwell Lab 1,524 I. Hogg SSP 225 P. Gibson Ind 199 = T. Kelly Lab 1,671 A. Heron LibDem 376 G. Mackie Ind 97 = J. Hood Lab 742 K. MacLaren SNP 1,387 G. Kavanagh Solid 113 R. Muir Solid 139 G. McCartny SSP 83 W. Mylet SNP 427 Ms. T. McGee SNP 1,470 = T. Williams Lab 873 J. McIntyre Con 571 = I. McMillan Lab 1,135 Turnout 47.9 A. McNair SNP 561 Con 9.3 SNP 30.9 Lab 43.3 Ind 1.7 Turnout 55.7 LibDem 8.6 Other 6.2 Con 8.4 SNP 30.0 Lab 50.2 Ind 2.9 5 Paisley South (4) 13,414 LibDem 5.6 Other 2.9

G. Adam SNP 1,128 8 Johnstone North, Kilbarchan & 10,086 E. Devine Lab 1,508 Lochwinnoch (3) R. Garrett Con 513 = R. Glen Lab 822 D. Arthur SNP 1,595 Ms. F. MacDonald Solid 104 T. Begg Con 568 P. Mack Ind 404 N. Bibby Lab 1,168 Ms. C. Martin Ind 763 D. Jelfs LibDem 282 K. Matthews Green 130 = J. Kenny Lab 1,023 = Ms. Marie McGurk LibDem 928 G. Knowles SSP 87 J. Miller SSP 46 B. McFee SNP 1,313 = J. Mitchell SNP 976 J. Workman Ind 63 Turnout 61.3 Con 9.4 SNP 48.2 Turnout 56.3 Lab 36.3 Ind 0.0 Con 6.9 SNP 28.5 LibDem 4.7 Other 1.4 Lab 31.6 Ind 16.7 LibDem 12.6 Other 3.8 9 Houston, Crosslee & Linwood (4) 11,827

6 Paisley South West (4) 11,943 D. Clews Con 1,174 Ms. A. Doig SNP 1,205 = Ms. L. Cameron SNP 1,879 = Ms. A. Hall Lab 2,216 Ms. S. Fulton Con 388 Ms. S. Jelfs LibDem 384 Ms. J. Green Lab 1,363 S. Kohlmorgen SSP 89 = M. MacMillan Lab 844 D. Lavery Lab 519 = Ms. E. McCartin LibDem 1.263 = A. Noon SNP 1,120 D. McCartney SNP 290 Ms. M. McDonough LibDem 176 Turnout 58.1 B. McNaughton SSP 50 Con 17.5 SNP 34.7 B. Sharkey Ind 172 Lab 40.8 Ind 0.0 D. Williamson Solid 108 LibDem 5.7 Other 1.3

Turnout 55.9 Con 5.9 SNP 33.2 Lab 33.8 Ind 2.6 LibDem 22.0 Other 2.4

56 10 Bishopton, Bridge of Weir & 8,944 Scottish Borders Langbank (3) 1 (3) 7,782 M. Hanley LibDem 360 M. Holmes Lab 1,113 W. Archibald SNP 784 = I. Langlands Con 2,077 = Ms. C. Bhatia LibDem 1,202 H. Pfaff Solid 83 = N. Calvert Con 1,091 = Ms. C. Puthucheary SNP 1,375 T. Davidson Ind 667 B. Robertson SNP 714 = Ms. N. Norman Ind 672 E. O’Neill Lab 356 Turnout 64.5 Con 36.3 SNP 36.5 Turnout 62.2 Lab 19.5 Ind 0.0 Con 22.9 SNP 16.4 LibDem 6.3 Other 1.5 Lab 7.5 Ind 28.1 LibDem 25.2 Other 0.0 11 Erskine & Inchinnan (4) 12,946 2 (3) 7,718 J. Boyd LibDem 484 J. Halfpenny Solid 223 T. Douglas BP 231 Ms. O. Harper Con 903 = G. Garvie LibDem 1,159 = J. Harte Lab 1,963 = B. Herd SNP 1,167 J. McQuade SNP 1,369 N. Lockart SSP 105 = S. Mullin Lab 1,238 G. Logan Con 1,086 = I. Nicolson SNP 1,240 B. McCrow LibDem 490 R. Tatler Lab 563 Turnout 58.6 Con 12.2 SNP 35.2 Turnout 62.8 Lab 43.1 Ind 0.0 Con 22.6 SNP 24.3 LibDem 6.5 Other 3.0 Lab 11.7 Ind 0.0 LibDem 34.3 Other 7.0

3 Galashiels and District (4) 11,418

S. Aitchison BP 693 J. Hume LibDem 1,466 = Ms. F. Lackenby Con 735 A. Lings Ind 136 G. MCIver Solid 210 = J. Mitchell SNP 1,519 D. Small Ind 173 B. White Ind 453

Turnout 47.9 Con 13.6 SNP 28.2 Lab 0.0 Ind 14.2 LibDem 27.2 Other 16.8

4 (3) 7,809

Ms. V. Baillie BP 360 = Ms. V. Davidson LibDem 1,313 = G. Edgar Ind 558 K. Gunn SNP 826 A. Pattullo Ind 279 = Ms. C. Riddell-Carre Con 1,121

Turnout 57.9 Con 25.2 SNP 18.5 Lab 0.0 Ind 18.8 LibDem 29.5 Other 8.1

57 5 Leaderdale and Melrose (3) 7,920 9 Jedburgh and District (3) 6,984

H. Cummings Ind 394 J. Brown SNP 877 J. Greenwell Con 713 Ms. J. Millhouse Ind 87 F. McCann SNP 640 A. O’Neil LibDem 716 = D. Parker Ind 1,362 = S. Scott Con 1,011 J. Paton-Day LibDem 703 J. Smith BP 316 J. Rae Ind 78 L. Wyse Con 878 N. Watson BP 692 Turnout 56.7 Turnout 58.5 Con 48.6 SNP 22.6 Con 15.5 SNP 14.0 Lab 0.0 Ind 2.2 Lab 0.0 Ind 40.0 LibDem 18.4 Other 8.1 LibDem 15.3 Other 15.1 10 Hawick and Denholm (3) 7,270 6 (3) 8,104 Ms. Z. Elliot Con 980 T. Jones Con 1,051 = A. Farquhar Ind 301 = Ms. M. McCrave Con 722 K. Ferguson Green 112 Ms. D. Miers BP 255 J. Houston LibDem 738 D. Moffat SNP 1,173 C. Humphries BP 50 Ms. F. Renton LibDem 1,186 S. Marshall Ind 904 Ms. A. Roberts Ind 105 A. Martin LibDem 232 D. Philups SNP 454 Turnout 56.4 Con 39.5 SNP 26.1 Turnout 52.5 Lab 0.0 Ind 2.3 Con 26.0 SNP 12.0 LibDem 26.4 Other 5.7 Lab 0.0 Ind 32.0 LibDem 25.7 Other 4.3 7 East Berwickshire (3) 8,345 11 Hawick and Hermitage (3) 7,438 = M. Cook Ind 1,512 = J. Fullarton Con 1,333 J. Irvine Ind 324 Ms. A. Orr SNP 701 Ms. E. McKean LibDem 380 D. Raw LibDem 804 = D. Paterson Ind 1,022 J. Rowan SNP 674 Turnout 52.9 R. Smith LibDem 475 Con 30.6 SNP 16.1 G. Turnbull Con 953 Lab 0.0 Ind 34.8 Ms. L. Wood Green 126 LibDem 18.5 Other 0.0 Turnout 53.9 8 Kelso and District (3) 7,988 Con 24.1 SNP 17.0 Lab 0.0 Ind 34.0 T. Black Ind 431 LibDem 21.6 Other 3.2 P. Cartledge SNP 346 = A. Hutton Con 982 = A. Nicol LibDem 1,116 M. Scott Green 218 = A. Thomson Con 427 T. Weatherston Ind 814

Turnout 55.1 Con 32.5 SNP 8.0 Lab 0.0 Ind 28.7 LibDem 25.7 Other 5.0

58 Shetland Islands 4 (3) 2,199

1 North Isles (3) 2,238 S. Dyble Ind 19 Ms. B. Fullerton Ind 257 Ms. L. Baisley Ind 197 = Ms. I. Hawkins Ind 330 = B. Gregson Ind 145 A. Hughson Ind 311 R. Henderson Ind 145 J. Hunter Ind 46 L. Odie Ind 117 J. Ivens Ind 23 L.Robertson Ind 113 G. Pottinger Ind 98 = Ms. J. Simpson Ind 479 I. Scott Ind 131 R. Thomson Ind 107 G. Williamson Ind 126 Turnout 55.9 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 Turnout 64.4 Lab 0.0 Ind 100 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 Lab 0.0 Ind 100 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 5 (3). 2,504

2 (3) 2,380 J. Budge Ind 350 Ms. A. Duncan Ind 501 = Ms. B. Cheyne Ind 186 J. Friedlander LibDem 75 A. Cooper Ind 438 J. Hunter Ind 148 A. Doull Ind 215 = G. Mitchell LibDem 225 Ms. J. Easten Ind 46 R. Nickerson Ind 286 K. Hughson Ind 135 A. MacDonald Ind 82 Turnout 64.2 = B. Manson Ind 214 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 D. Robertson Ind 68 Lab 0.0 Ind 81.1 LibDem 18.9 Other 0.0 Turnout 58.9 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 6 (3) 2,484 Lab 0.0 Ind 100 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 B. Adams Ind 125 = S. Cluness Ind 264 3 (3) 1.910 Ms. K. Greaves Ind 79 K. Learmonth SSP 110 B. Anderson Ind 174 Ms. C. Miller Ind 206 = Ms. F. Grains Ind 245 A. Wishart Ind 505 Ms. M. Hughson Ind 124 = F. Robertson Ind 384 Turnout 52.3 G. Robinson Ind 289 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 Lab 0.0 Ind 91.5 Turnout 64.2 LibDem 0.0 Other 8.5 Con 0.0 SNP 0.0 Lab 0.0 Ind 100 7 (4) 3,393 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 G. Angus Ind 473 = C. Eunson Ind 489 = G. Feather Ind 97 = J. Henry Ind 127 R. Leith SSP 150 M. Mullay Con 159 M. Peterson Ind 116 C. Smith Ind 199 L. Smith Ind 40

Turnout 55.4 Con 8.6 SNP 0.0 Lab 0.0 Ind 83.3 LibDem 0.0 Other 8.1

59 South Ayrshire 5 Ayr West (4) 11,933

1 Troon (4) 12,097 B. Grant Con 2,176 = A. Kerr Con 634 Ms. P. Brown Ind 1,029 Ms. E. Little Lab 1,213 = P. Convery Con 2,029 I. McCabe Ind 537 Ms. N. McFarlane SNP 1.765 M. Peddie SNP 1,499 B. McIntosh Con 1,061 = R. Reid Con 1,127 P. Saxton Lab 1,499 Turnout 61.2 Turnout 61.7 Con 54.8 SNP 20.9 Con 41.9 SNP 23.9 Lab 16.9 Ind 7.5 Lab 20.3 Ind 13.9 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 6 Kyle (3) 8,819 2 Prestwick (4) 12,354 J. Allan SNP 1,080 S. Fisher SNP 2,062 A. Campbell Lab 1,128 = H. Hunter Con 1,847 = H. Davies Con 891 = Ms. H. Moonie Lab 1,227 S. Gardiner Ind 550 Ms. M. Toner Con 1,224 D. Howley Lab 499 G. Watson Lab 987 = A. Spurling Con 801

Turnout 60.6 Turnout 57.1 Con 41.8 SNP 28.1 Con 34.2 SNP 21.8 Lab 30.1 Ind 0.0 Lab 32.9 Ind 11.1 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0

3 Ayr North (4) 12,600 7 Maybole, North Carrick and 11,153 Coylton (4) = D. Campbell Lab 1,663 = I. Cavana Lab 712 = B. Connolly Ind 1,410 J. Hampton Con 1,108 Ms. A. Galbraith Con 1,111 R. Hill Ind 445 Ms. S. Goldie Lab 970 J. McEwan Ind 50 Ms. M. Low SNP 1,411 Ms. A. MacFarlane Solid 117 P. Mason Lab 526 T. O’Lone Ind 37 D. Steele Con 281 T. Slider SNP 1,506 Ms. H. Whitefield Ind 102 = I. Stewart Lab 356 Ms. L. Swan SSP 66 Turnout 53.1 Con 24.0 SNP 24.3 Turnout 49.4 Lab 25.7 Ind 26.0 Con 18.3 SNP 24.9 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 Lab 45.1 Ind 8.8 LibDem 0.0 Other 3.0 8 Girvan and South Carrick (3) 8,082

4 Ayr East (4) 11,952 = I. Fitzsimmons Con 1,542 C. Little Lab 504 = E. Bulik Lab 1,286 = J. McDowall Lab 721 = G. Crawley Lab 861 A. Oates SNP 1,368 I. Douglas SNP 1,933 = Ms. M. Con 1,220 Turnout 52.2 = Ms. W. Sloan Con 1,516 Con 37.3 SNP 33.1 J. Stewart Solid 183 Lab 29.6 Ind 0.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 Turnout 59.6 Con 39.1 SNP 27.6 Lab 30.7 Ind 0.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 2.6

60 South Lanarkshire 5 Avondale and Stonehouse (4) 13,144 1 West (4) 14,775 N. Benzies LibDem 414 A. Allison Con 984 S. Brown Ind 238 I. Gray SNP 1,948 G. Campbell Con 1,384 = Ms. E. Logan Lab 2,549 Ms. L. Filshie Ind 797 R. Mawhinney SCP 180 W. Holman SNP 1,989 P. Meehan LibDem 490 J. Innes Green 333 = Ms. B. Rush Lab 359 = J. Malloy Lab 1,071 = D. Shearer SNP 925 I. McInnes Lab 788 Ms. R. Thomas Green 174 F. Reilly Ind 198

Turnout 52.4 Turnout 55.7 Con 12.9 SNP 37.8 Con 19.2 SNP 27.6 Lab 38.2 Ind 0.0 Lab 25.8 Ind 17.1 LibDem 6.4 Other 4.7 LibDem 5.7 Other 4.6

2 (3) 11,430 6 East Kilbride South (3) 11,701

T. Davidson Green 265 Ms. G. Alexander Con 356 K. Douglas LibDem 841 = A. Buchanan SNP 2,431 = Ms. M. McNeill Lab 1,237 D. Campbell Green 167 = B. Reilly Lab 1,019 = J. Docherty Lab 1,900 P. Ross-Taylor Con 1,090 D. Edwards SNP 294 G. Sutherland SNP 1,468 Ms. L. MacGregor SSP 63 C. McKay EKA 358 Turnout 52.7 J. Park Solid 129 Con 18.4 SNP 24.8 Lab 38.1 Ind 0.0 Turnout 49.5 LibDem 14.2 Other 4.5 Con 6.2 SNP 47.8 Lab 33.3 Ind 0.0 3 (3) 9,907 LibDem 0.0 Other 12.6

R. Barker Lab 832 7 East Kilbride Central South (3) 11,524 T. Dalbindle Ind 101 = B. Forrest Con 1,204 J. Anderson SNP 1,970 = Ms. B. Gauld SNP 1,042 I. Cameron EKA 309 T. Mitchell SNP 824 Ms. A. Campbell Green 254 = H. Stewart Con 1,048 = G. Convery Lab 1,692 R. Waddell LibDem 305 C. Linskey LibDem 316 M. Sands SSP 150 Turnout 54.8 Ms. A. Stewart Con 383 Con 42.0 SNP 34.8 = P. Watters Lab 1,089 Lab 15.5 Ind 1.9 LibDem 5.7 Other 0.0 Turnout 54.8 Con 6.2 SNP 32.0 4 (3) 11,359 Lab 45.1 Ind 0.0 LibDem 5.1 Other 11.6 J. Bailie Con 734 = A. Manson SNP 1,156 = A. McInnes Lab 1,245 B. McLean Green 183 = D. Meikle Lab 1,709 D. Smart SNP 1,148

Turnout 55.6 Con 11.9 SNP 37.3 Lab 47.8 Ind 0.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 3.0

61

8 East Kilbride Central North (4) 14,310 11 (3) 11,376

R. Burke Green 500 Ms. E. Baxendale LibDem 1,077 T. Gingell EKA 169 D. Campbell LibDem 506 Ms. C. Keane EKA 227 M. Haigh ScotUn 135 = Ms. A. Maggs SNP 2,248 Ms. A. Higgins SNP 1,045 = Ms. A. Mitchell Lab 1,899 B. McCutcheon Ind 285 Ms. C. Pedersen SSP 130 = B. McKenna Lab 1,534 Ms. I Perratt Con 545 Ms. J. Miller Con 529 G. Smith LibDem 446 = Ms. P. Osborne Lab 846 = C. Thompson Lab 1,229 J. Patrick SSP 106 Ms. S. Wardhaugh SNP 538 M. Tobin Green 150

Turnout 57.0 Turnout 55.8 Con 6.9 SNP 35.1 Con 8.5 SNP 16.8 Lab 39.4 Ind 0.0 Lab 38.3 Ind 4.6 LibDem 5.6 Other 12.9 LibDem 25.5 Other 6.3

9 East Kilbride West (3) 10,938 12 Rutherglen Central and North (3) 10,867

Ms. P. Aaron LibDem 437 G. Clark SNP 1,198 B. Jones EKA 259 Ms. J. Little LibDem 666 Ms. K. Mackenzie Green 232 Ms. S. Martin Green 176 = M. McCann Lab 1,805 = E. McAvoy Lab 1,833 Ms. M. McCulloch Lab 688 = D. McKenna Lab 786 G. Simpson Con 860 J. Nixon ScotUn 157 = D. Watson SNP 1,861 I. Raeburn Con 283 J. Starrs SSP 126 Turnout 56.7 Con 14.0 SNP 30.3 Turnout 49.1 Lab 40.6 Ind 0.0 Con 5.4 SNP 22.9 LibDem 7.1 Other 8.0 Lab 50.1 Ind 0.0 LibDem 12.7 Other 8.8 10 East Kilbride East (3) 9,765 13 West (3) 11,591 J. Cairney Lab 1,414 J. Doyle Ind 122 = D. Baillie LibDem 1,191 I. Harrow Con 493 = R. Clearie Lab 1,253 R. Naismith EKA 189 M. Macaskill Con 772 = G. Scott Lab 639 D. McClemont SSP 130 = J. Wardhaugh SNP 1,896 Ms. C. McColl SNP 1,209 M. Watson LibDem 271 = J. McGuiness Lab 1,225 A. Williamson Green 210 J. Moore ScotUn 154 C. Schmidt Green 187 Turnout 54.6 Con 9.4 SNP 36.2 Turnout 53.7 Lab 39.2 Ind 2.3 Con 12.6 SNP 19.8 LibDem 5.2 Other 7.6 Lab 40.5 Ind 0.0 LibDem 19.5 Other 7.7

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14 (3) 10,394 18 Hamilton West and Earnock (4) 13,749

W. Brogan Lab 1,544 J. Anderson Con 606 Ms. L. Campbell Con 423 = A. Falconer Lab 1,670 = Ms. P. Clearie Lab 859 = T. Gilligan Ind 1,433 J. Higgins SNP 1,120 S. Graham Green 167 T. Malik LibDem 684 = G. Horne SNP 1,591 D. Stevenson SSP 137 G. McGovern SSP 124 Ms. J. McKeown Lab 743 Turnout 46.9 Con 8.9 SNP 23.5 Turnout 46.9 Lab 50.4 Ind 0.0 Con 9.6 SNP 25.1 LibDem 14.3 Other 2.9 Lab 38.1 Ind 22.6 LibDem 0.0 Other 4.6 15 (4) 13,782 19 (4) 15,037 H. Dunsmuir Lab 1,586 = J. Handibode Lab 1,121 J. Carracher Ind 464 = M. McGlynn Ind 748 D. Holland Ind 215 J. McNamee SNP 1,253 B. Lawson SNP 1,791 Ms. M. Redpath Con 327 = J. Lowe Lab 2,626 = B. Thomson Ind 1,365 Ms. D. McBride Green 188 G. Wallace Ind 52 = B. McCaig Lab 1,005 J. Murray Con 808 Turnout 48.0 J. Oswald LibDem 427 Con 5.1 SNP 19.4 Lab 42.0 Ind 33.6 Turnout 51.0 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0 Con 10.7 SNP 23.8 Lab 48.3 Ind 9.0 16 Bothwell and Uddingston (3) 9,788 LibDem 5.7 Other 2.5

= Ms. M. Devlin Lab 1,292 20 Larkhall (4) 14,934 D. Herbison LibDem 477 J. McGuigan SNP 998 = J. Burns Lab 2,699 = H. Mitchell Con 1,615 G. Cameron Con 563 = P. Morgan Lab 696 A. Carmichael Lab 366 D. Reilly Solid 132 P. Craig SNP 1,264 K. Robb Green 168 R. Cunningham Lab 502 C. Dick LibDem 349 Turnout 55.8 Ms. M. Duckett ScotUn 466 Con 30.0 SNP 18.6 Ms. L. McDonald SNP 890 Lab 37.0 Ind 0.0 LibDem 8.9 Other 5.6 Turnout 48.7 Con 7.9 SNP 30.3 17 Hamilton North and East (3) 12,084 Lab 50.2 Ind 0.0 LibDem 4.9 Other 6.6 H. Clements Ind 190 B. Douglas SNP 1,769 A. Leitch Con 917 D. McLachlan Lab 1,335 = Ms. M. Smith Lab 1,221 J. Ward Ind 214

Turnout 48.0 Con 16.2 SNP 31.3 Lab 45.3 Ind 7.2 LibDem 0.0 Other 0.0

63 Stirling 5 (3) 8,511

1 Trossachs and Teith (3) 8,605 N. Benny Con 1,005 G. Bruce LibDem 699 = T. Ffinch Con 1,065 = S. Farmer SNP 1,674 C. Grant Ind 373 = G. Power Con 740 Ms. M. Kenyon Con 782 A. Simpson Lab 1,041 G. Milne LibDem 568 Ms. C. Simpson Lab 376 P. Owens Lab 839 F. Wood SNP 1,789 Turnout 66.0 Con 31.5 SNP 30.2 Turnout 63.9 Lab 25.6 Ind 0.0 Con 34.1 SNP 33.0 LibDem 12.6 Other 0.0 Lab 15.5 Ind 6.9 LibDem 10.5 Other 0.0 6 (3) 9,595

2 Forth and Endrick (3) 9,706 I. Brown LibDem 765 = C. McChord Lab 1,396 = A. Berrill Con 1,281 = C. McKean Lab 779 P. Henke UKIP 58 S. Paterson SNP 1,821 G. Lambie SNP 1,500 Ms. H. Scott Con 764 = D. Lonsdale Con 1,180 = C. O’Brien Lab 1,705 Turnout 58.7 Ms. R. Sutherland LibDem 823 Con 13.8 SNP 33.0 Lab 39.4 Ind 0.0 Turnout 68.2 LibDem 13.8 Other 0.0 Con 37.6 SNP 22.9 Lab 26.0 Ind 0.0 7 (3) 8,226 LibDem 12.6 Other 0.0.9 = Ms. M. Brisley Lab 1,376 3 Dunblane and Bridge of Allan (4) 12,731 S. Evans Ind 216 A. MacPherson SNP 1,469 B. Baird Ind 707 A. McCulloch Con 323 C. Campbell Con 1.455 = G. O’Brien Lab 883 = C. Findlay Lab 1,294 D. Smith LibDem 164 D. Goss LibDem 1,067 Ms. J. Haston SSP 69 Turnout 55.1 G. Houston SNP 1,794 Con 7.3 SNP 33.2 D. Illingworth Green 675 Lab 51.0 Ind 4.9 H. McCrea Con 801 LibDem 3.7 Other 0.0

Turnout 62.3 Con 28.7 SNP 22.8 Lab 16.5 Ind 9.0 LibDem 13.6 Other 9.5

4 Castle (3) 8,048

= J. Hendry Lab 1,083 Ms. F. Junnier Lab 340 J. MCDonald Ind 146 G. Reed LibDem 456 Ms. L. Stein Con 596 J. Thomson SNP 1,482

Turnout 52.0 Con 14.5 SNP 36.1 Lab 34.7 Ind 3.6 LibDem 11.1 Other 0.0

64 West Dunbartonshire 4 Kilpatrick (3) 8,968

1 Lomond (3) 9,079 = Ms. M. Bootland Lab 1,188 D. Boyle Con 378 D. Jardine Con 613 J. Finn SNP 1,090 R. McCarthy Green 206 C. Fyfe SSP 138 R. McColl SNP 1,060 = D. McAllister Lab 1,356 = C. McLaughlin SNP 1.317 F. McNiff SNP 403 Ms. L. Robertson SSP 251 M. Rooney Lab 1,386 Turnout 52.5 Ms. A. Rushforth Lab 278 Con 8.3 SNP 32.8 Lab 55.9 Ind 0.0 Turnout 57.8 LibDem 0.0 Other 3.0 Con 12.0 SNP 46.5 Lab 32.6 Ind 0.0 5 Clydebank Central (4) 11,826 LibDem 0.0 Other 8.9 = D. Agnew Ind 601 2 Leven (4) 13,133 J. Brown SNP 1,423 L. Cameron Ind 155 Ms. C. Boehm Green 248 Ms. D. Casey Green 132 = J. Bollan SSP 1,469 D. Crichton Con 221 A. Gadsby-Turner Ind 332 A. Cunningham SSP 115 J. McColl SNP 1.680 P. McGlinchey Lab 1,610 I. McDonald Con 518 W. McLaughlin Lab 873 J. Millar Lab 1,542 C. Murray Ind 30 M. Neill Lab 505 A. Scullion SNP 467 Ms. M. Smillie SNP 662 A. White SVC 548

Turnout 54.1 Turnout 54.2 Con 7.4 SNP 33.7 Con 3.6 SNP 30.6 Lab 29.4 Ind 4.8 Lab 40.2 Ind 12.7 LibDem 0.0 Other 24.7 LibDem 0.0 Other 12.9

3 (4) 12,521 6 Clydebank Waterfront (4) 11,571

= G. Black Ind 696 J. Brady Ind 266 = G. Calvert Lab 1,292 = D. Brogan Ind 407 Ms. R. Harvie Green 387 = Ms. G. Casey Lab 1,922 D. McBride Lab 1,107 Ms. D. Fyfe SSP 198 = Ms. L. McColl Ind 351 W. Hendrie SNP 1,435 Ms. M. McIntyre Con 719 = J. Maceira SVC 378 Ms. B. Mitchell SNP 979 J. McElhill SNP 585 = I. Robertson SNP 1,204 = Ms. M. McNair Lab 537 L. Robertson SSP 242 T. Stables Con 277 A. Tuach Ind 304 Turnout 53.2 Turnout 59.7 Con 4.6 SNP 33.6 Con 9.9 SNP 30.0 Lab 40.9 Ind 11.2 Lab 32.9 Ind 18.6 LibDem 0.0 Other 9.6 LibDem 0.0 Other 8.6

65 West Lothian 4 Livingston South (4) 16,624

1 Linlithgow (3) 11,928 E. Anderson Ind 341 E. Bell LibDem 420 T. Conn Lab 1,328 = L. Fitzpatrick Lab 2,584 E. Cornock SSP 49 = P. Johnston SNP 2,543 = M. Day SNP 1,792 Ms. M. Kerr Con 527 = T. Kerr Con 2,120 Ms. M. Kerr SSP 115 G. King LibDem 739 = D. Logue Lab 1,081 S. King-Spooner Green 316 J. Muir SNP 879 S. Pagan Con 194 = T. Smith SNP 1,340 Turnout 52.2 Con 6.2 SNP 40.3 Turnout 66.8 Lab 43.2 Ind 4.0 Con 29.4 SNP 39.8 LibDem 4.9 Other 1.4 Lab 16.9 Ind 0.0 LibDem 9.4 Other 4.6 5 East Livingston and East Calder (4) 14,639

2 Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh (4) 13,774 = F. Anderson SNP 1,918 J. Chapman LibDem 421 Ms. J. Campbell SNP 1,562 Ms. H. Donnelly SSP 133 Ms. P. Chapman LibDem 431 = W. Dunn Lab 1,733 = A. Davidson Lab 1,668 Ms. C. John SNP 795 Ms. E. Glass LHA 1,047 = D. King Lab 1,569 = E. Malcolm SNP 987 A. Murray Con 591 = G. Morrice Lab 1,139 Ms. L. Robertson LHA 625 J. Thompson Con 559 Turnout 54.1 Turnout 54.7 Con 7.6 SNP 34.8 Con 7.6 SNP 34.5 Lab 42.4 Ind 0.0 Lab 38.0 Ind 0.0 LibDem 5.4 Other 9.7 LibDem 5.8 Other 14.2 6 Fauldhouse and the Breich Valley (3) 11,381 3 Livingston North (4) 16,036 A. Birrell SSP 139 Ms. A. Adamson-Ross Con 704 = N. Findlay Lab 2,137 I. Arif Lab 976 J. Ford Ind 203 J. Cochrane LHA 784 Ms. S. Grierson Con 335 R. De Bold SNP 1,856 G. McCarra SNP 1,669 = B. Ferrie Lab 1,630 = Ms. C. Muldoon Lab 876 R. McLaren LibDem 518 T. Orr LHA 319 = A. Miller SNP 1,316 G. Wenham LibDem 184 D. Murray SSP 96 Turnout 52.6 Turnout 50.3 Con 5.7 SNP 28.5 Con 8.9 SNP 40.3 Lab 51.4 Ind 3.5 Lab 33.1 Ind 0.0 LibDem 3.1 Other 7.8 LibDem 6.6 Other 11.2

66 7 Whitburn and Blackburn (4) 14,396

G. Beurskens LHA 851 = J. Dickson SNP 1,981 Ms. M. Dickson SNP 507 M. Eccles SSP 98 T. Fairley Ind 309 B. Howden LibDem 222 A. Lowrie Con 435 G. Paul Lab 1,367 = J. Swan Lab 1,528

Turnout 52.7 Con 6.0 SNP 34.1 Lab 39.7 Ind 4.2 LibDem 3.0 Other 13.0

8 Bathgate (3) 12,893

W. Boyle SNP 1,494 H. Cartmill Lab 1,366 C. Corser LibDem 265 A. Hendry SSP 93 D. MacDonald Con 425 = J. McGinty Lab 1,521 G. Montgomery LHA 371 = J. Walker SNP 1,308

Turnout 54.1 Con 6.2 SNP 40.9 Lab 42.2 Ind 5.4 LibDem 3.9 Other 1.4

9 Armadale and Blackridge (3) 10,839

= S. Borrowman Ind 1,385 L. Blutchart Con 252 J. Dixon Lab 1,330 Ms. C. Howden LibDem 137 Ms. I. Hutton SNP 1,156 = D. MacLean Ind 780 G. McLennan SNP 517 S. Nimmo SSP 55

Turnout 52.7 Con 4.5 SNP 29.8 Lab 23.7 Ind 38.6 LibDem 2.4 Other 1.0

67 Summary table 1: Electorates and turnout

Valid Total Electorate Turnout % Turnout % Aberdeen 153,980 50.2 51.1 Aberdeenshire 182,368 52.6 53.4 Angus 85,846 52.5 53.5 Argyll and Bute 68,136 59.0 59.9 Clackmannanshire 36,904 54.6 55.9 Dumfries and Galloway 115,097 56.1 57.1 Dundee 104,377 49.9 51.1 East Ayrshire 91,963 53.8 55.1 East Dunbartonshire 80,233 62.6 63.3 East Lothian 72,725 57.0 57.8 East Renfrewshire 66,561 63.9 64.7 Edinburgh 336,831 57.6 58.3 Falkirk 113,917 52.6 53.8 Fife 278,122 50.1 50.9 Glasgow 434,063 43.3 44.3 Highland 172,626 55.3 56.3 Inverclyde 59,638 53.9 55.0 Midlothian 61,479 55.6 56.3 Moray 66,966 50.7 51.5 Na h-Eileanan an Iar 22,023 62.5 63.9 North Ayrshire 105,894 51.5 52.5 North Lanarkshire 249,059 49.4 50.5 Orkney Islands 16,195 50.6 51.5 Perth and Kinross 107,467 58.2 59.2 Renfrewshire 126,421 55.6 56.9 Scottish Borders 88,776 55.0 55.7 Shetland Islands 17,108 58.3 59.0 South Ayrshire 88,990 56.0 57.0 South Lanarkshire 242,455 51.2 52.3 Stirling 65,422 60.3 61.2 West Dunbartonshire 67,098 53.8 55.3 West Lothian 122,510 53.1 54.2 Scotland total 3,901,260 52.8 53.8

Note: ‘Valid’ turnout is calculated on the basis of valid votes cast; ‘total turnout’ includes rejected ballots in the calculation.

68 Summary table 2: Rejected ballots 2003 and 2007

2003 2005 Number % Number % Aberdeen 280 0.37 1,370 1.74 Aberdeenshire 706 0.84 1,472 1.51 Angus 398 0.94 905 1.97 Argyll and Bute 466 1.26 644 1.58 Clackmannanshire 185 0.96 453 2.25 Dumfries and Galloway 509 0.83 1,067 1.62 Dundee 295 0.57 1,338 2.51 East Ayrshire 247 0.52 1,181 2.33 East Dunbartonshire 367 0.78 566 1.11 East Lothian 208 0.56 605 1.44 East Renfrewshire 247 0.63 549 1.27 Edinburgh 1,015 0.57 2,483 1.26 Falkirk 439 0.83 1,326 2.16 Fife 962 0.76 2,173 1.54 Glasgow 1,506 0.81 4,505 2.34 Highland 828 1.25 1,699 1.75 Inverclyde 194 0.59 631 1.92 Midlothian 152 0.50 472 1.36 Moray 389 1.34 562 1.63 Na h-Eileanan an Iar 78 1.11 310 2.20 North Ayrshire 392 0.76 1,141 2.05 North Lanarkshire 1,155 1.02 2,770 2.20 Orkney Islands 50 0.98 150 1.80 Perth and Kinross 391 0.68 1,125 1.77 Renfrewshire 474 0.71 1,713 2.38 Scottish Borders 550 1.35 680 1.37 Shetland Islands 67 1.17 119 1.18 South Ayrshire 263 0.53 894 1.76 South Lanarkshire 796 0.69 2,484 1.96 Stirling 196 0.54 607 1.52 West Dunbartonshire 513 1.44 1,028 2.77 West Lothian 261 0.45 1,319 1.99 Scotland total 14,579 0.77 38,351 1.83

Note: The % column shows spoiled ballots as a percentage of all ballots.

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Summary table 3: Number of candidates by party

Con Lab LibDem SNP Ind SSP Solid Green Other Total

Aberdeen 14 20 23 14 7 2 3 5 1 89 Aberdeenshire 21 14 30 25 31 0 1 4 1 127 Angus 8 8 8 16 13 0 1 0 0 54 Argyll and Bute 12 5 14 14 32 0 1 0 0 78 Clackmannanshire 5 9 3 11 2 1 0 0 1 32 Dumfries and Galloway 24 21 11 13 18 0 0 3 1 91 Dundee 10 16 8 16 3 8 8 1 0 70 East Ayrshire 9 21 0 16 6 2 2 1 1 58 East Dunbartonshire 8 11 12 8 10 4 0 4 2 59 East Lothian 8 13 7 7 3 0 2 2 1 43 East Renfrewshire 11 9 6 6 6 2 0 1 0 41 Edinburgh 20 24 23 17 18 17 10 17 9 155 Falkirk 9 16 1 14 12 9 0 2 0 63 Fife 23 40 31 28 22 4 4 5 7 164 Glasgow 21 53 22 22 8 21 21 21 19 208 Highland 22 22 23 22 84 1 4 3 2 183 Inverclyde 6 11 12 6 9 1 1 0 1 47 Midlothian 6 10 5 6 3 6 6 1 1 44 Moray 8 4 2 9 27 0 0 0 2 52 Na h-Eileanan an Iar 0 3 4 5 40 0 0 0 0 52 North Ayrshire 10 18 6 11 14 2 3 0 2 66 North Lanarkshire 19 48 6 26 18 11 3 0 1 132 Orkney Islands 1 0 0 0 43 0 0 0 0 44 Perth and Kinross 15 8 14 21 10 0 0 5 0 73 Renfrewshire 11 22 12 22 8 8 8 1 0 92 Scottish Borders 14 2 14 11 19 1 1 3 7 72 Shetland Islands 1 0 2 0 45 2 0 0 0 50 South Ayrshire 15 15 0 8 8 1 2 0 0 49 South Lanarkshire 21 39 16 26 14 8 2 15 11 152 Stirling 11 11 7 7 4 1 0 1 1 43 West Dunbartonshire 6 12 0 12 9 6 0 4 2 51 West Lothian 10 16 9 17 5 8 0 1 6 72 Scotland total 379 521 331 436 551 126 83 100 79 2,606

70 Summary table 4: Number of women candidates by party

Con Lab LibDem SNP Ind SSP Solid Green Other Total

Aberdeen 4 6 6 4 2 2 1 1 0 26 Aberdeenshire 4 7 11 10 4 0 0 2 0 38 Angus 1 2 5 6 2 0 0 0 0 16 Argyll 2 1 7 3 5 0 1 0 0 19 Clackmannanshire 1 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 8 Dumfries and Galloway 6 1 4 2 2 0 0 1 0 16 Dundee 3 1 2 3 0 4 2 0 0 15 East Ayrshire 4 4 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 13 East Dunbartonshire 4 2 4 2 0 1 0 2 1 16 East Lothian 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 9 East Renfrewshire 1 4 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 9 Edinburgh 6 4 8 2 2 6 2 9 2 41 Falkirk 3 2 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 11 Fife 3 10 12 6 4 2 2 2 2 43 Glasgow 3 13 5 5 1 5 9 9 0 50 Highland 4 6 5 4 19 0 0 1 0 39 Inverclyde 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 Midlothian 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 10 Moray 1 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 6 Na h-Eileanan an Iar 0 0 1 1 5 0 0 0 0 7 North Ayrshire 4 3 3 3 5 1 0 0 1 20 North Lanarkshire 7 6 3 5 2 4 0 0 0 27 Orkney Islands 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 Perth and Kinross 7 3 4 5 1 0 0 2 0 22 Renfrewshire 3 4 6 6 1 0 1 0 0 21 Scottish Borders 4 0 4 1 3 0 0 1 2 15 Shetland Islands 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 10 South Ayrshire 4 3 0 2 2 1 1 0 0 13 South Lanarkshire 6 10 3 6 1 2 0 5 2 35 Stirling 3 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 8 West Dunbartonshire 1 4 0 2 1 2 0 3 0 13 West Lothian 3 1 2 4 0 2 0 0 2 14 Scotland total 96 106 104 96 85 36 21 39 12 595

71 Summary table 5: Number of women candidates elected by party

Con Lab LibDem SNP Ind SSP Solid Green Other Total

Aberdeen 1 2 4 4 1 0 0 0 0 12 Aberdeenshire 4 0 7 7 1 0 0 0 0 19 Angus 0 1 1 5 1 0 0 0 0 8 Argyll 0 0 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 6 Clackmannanshire 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 Dumfries and Galloway 4 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 7 Dundee 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 East Ayrshire 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 6 East Dunbartonshire 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 6 East Lothian 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 East Renfrewshire 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Edinburgh 3 4 6 1 0 0 0 2 0 16 Falkirk 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 Fife 1 6 7 5 0 0 0 0 0 19 Glasgow 3 13 1 5 0 0 1 2 0 25 Highland 0 2 5 4 9 0 0 0 0 20 Inverclyde 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Midlothian 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 Moray 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 4 Na h-Eileanan an Iar 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 5 North Ayrshire 2 1 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 8 North Lanarkshire 1 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 9 Orkney Islands 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Perth and Kinross 6 0 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 13 Renfrewshire 0 3 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 12 Scottish Borders 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Shetland Islands 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 7 South Ayrshire 4 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 9 South Lanarkshire 0 7 1 6 1 0 0 0 0 15 Stirling 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 West Dunbartonshire 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 West Lothian 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 5 Scotland total 37 65 50 78 31 0 1 4 1 267

% of female candidates 39 61 48 81 36 0 5 10 8 44.9 elected

% of male candidates 37 67 55 84 33 1 0 7 6 47.5 elected

72 Summary table 6: Percentage of wards contested by each party

Con Lab LibDem SNP Ind SSP Solid Green Other Total

Aberdeen 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 46.2 15.4 23.1 38.5 7.7 13 Aberdeenshire 100.0 73.7 100.0 100.0 84.2 .0.0 5.3 21.1 5.3 19 Angus 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 75.0 0.0 12.5 0.0 0.0 8 Argyll and Bute 100.0 45.5 100.0 100.0 90.9 0.0 9.1 0.0 0.0 11 Clackmannanshire 100.0 100.0 60.0 100.0 20.0 20.0 0.0 0.0 20.0 5 Dumfries and Galloway 100.0 100.0 84.6 100.0 84.6 0.0 0.0 23.1 7.7 13 Dundee 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 37.5 100.0 100.0 12.5 0.0 8 East Ayrshire 100.0 100.0 0.0 100.0 66.7 22.2 22.2 11.1 11.1 9 East Dunbartonshire 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 50.0 0.0 50.0 25.0 8 East Lothian 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 42.9 0.0 28.6 28.6 14.3 7 East Renfrewshire 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 50.0 33.3 0.0 16.7 0.0 6 Edinburgh 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 58.8 100.0 58.8 100.0 52.9 17 Falkirk 100.0 100.0 11.1 100.0 100.0 100.0 0.0 22.2 0.0 9 Fife 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 56.5 17.4 17.4 21.7 30.4 23 Glasgow 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 33.3 100.0 100.0 100.0 66.7 21 Highland 100.0 95.5 95.5 100.0 100.0 4.5 18.2 13.6 9.1 22 Inverclyde 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 16.7 16.7 0.0 16.7 6 Midlothian 100.0 100.0 66.7 100.0 16.7 100.0 100.0 16.7 16.7 6 Moray 100.0 50.0 25.0 100.0 100.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 25.0 8 Na h-Eileanan an Iar 0.0 33.3 44.4 44.4 100.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 9 North Ayrshire 100.0 100.0 75.0 100.0 75.0 25.0 37.5 0.0 25.0 8 North Lanarkshire 95.0 100.0 30.0 100.0 60.0 55.0 15.0 0.0 5.0 20 Orkney Islands 16.7 0.0 0.0 0.0 100.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 6 Perth and Kinross 100.0 58.3 100.0 100.0 58.3 0.0 0.0 41.7 0.0 12 Renfrewshire 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 54.5 72.7 72.7 9.1 0.0 11 Scottish Borders 100.0 18.2 100.0 100.0 90.9 9.1 9.1 27.3 63.6 11 Shetland Islands 14.3 0.0 14.3 0.0 100.0 28.6 0.0 0.0 0.0 7 South Ayrshire 100.0 100.0 0.0 100.0 62.5 12.5 25.0 0.0 0.0 8 South Lanarkshire 100.0 100.0 75.0 100.0 40.0 40.0 10.0 75.0 50.0 20 Stirling 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 57.1 14.3 0.0 14.3 14.3 7 West Dunbartonshire 100.0 100.0 0.0 100.0 66.7 100.0 0.0 66.7 33.3 6 West Lothian 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 44.4 88.2 0.0 11.1 66.7 9 Scotland total 94.1 86.1 76.8 94.9 67.1 35.7 23.5 28.3 20.7 353

73 Summary table 7: First preference votes

Con Lab LibDem SNP Ind SSP Solid Green Other Total

Aberdeen 10,889 19,003 20,845 22,791 2,090 218 248 1,204 81 77,369 Aberdeenshire 19,946 5,189 24,503 32,792 12,218 0 112 1,097 87 95,944 Angus 8,609 5,307 4,391 17,255 9,412 0 62 0 0 45,036 Argyll and Bute 6,301 1,471 7,702 9,539 15,097 0 76 0 0 40,186 Clackmannanshire 2,176 7,625 1,040 7,860 1,395 75 0 0 166 20,157 Dumfries Galloway 21,793 17,191 5,340 12,266 7,240 0 0 619 175 64,624 Dundee 6,516 15,294 5,878 20,804 1,582 664 1,002 307 0 52,047 East Ayrshire 6,446 20,705 0 18,844 2,614 162 351 245 86 49,453 East Dunbartonshire 10,788 13,035 9,001 9,146 6,599 344 0 1,191 114 50,218 East Lothian 7,209 13,514 6,391 11,157 2,200 0 221 674 75 41,441 East Renfrewshire 14,567 11,825 4,317 6,794 4,589 177 0 247 0 42,516 Edinburgh 42,840 44,489 42,657 39,431 3,681 2,077 1,651 15,959 1,221 194,006 Falkirk 8,084 21,660 451 21,067 7,119 1,028 0 535 0 59,944 Fife 14,783 39,982 31,176 38,775 10,542 365 393 1,929 1,392 139,337 Glasgow 14,217 81,393 15,324 46,185 1,655 4,385 9,083 12,183 3,513 187,938 Highland 6,565 10,691 17,917 19,276 39,365 59 273 642 664 95,452 Inverclyde 2,778 12,194 6,525 6,907 3,451 96 179 0 43 32,173 Midlothian 3,443 12,559 4,331 11,406 667 511 494 650 105 34,166 Moray 5,374 2,945 587 11,942 12,535 0 0 0 554 33,937 Na h-Eileanan an Iar 0 916 340 1,661 10,853 0 0 0 0 13,770 North Ayrshire 7,330 17,666 2,564 16,081 9,193 261 1,127 0 265 54,487 North Lanarkshire 9,212 60,673 2,232 39,450 8,510 1,848 759 0 348 123,032 Orkney Islands 68 0 0 0 8,119 0 0 0 0 8,187 Perth and Kinross 17,556 5,311 12,303 23,254 3,020 0 0 1,094 0 62,538 Renfrewshire 8,115 25,878 6,831 24,875 2,508 840 1,096 130 0 70,273 Scottish Borders 13,083 919 11,980 9,161 10,272 105 210 456 2,597 48,783 Shetland Islands 159 0 300 0 9,249 260 0 0 0 9,968 South Ayrshire 18,568 14,152 0 12,624 4,160 66 300 0 0 49,870 South Lanarkshire 15,924 49,906 8,897 35,866 6,422 966 261 3,354 2,603 124,199 Stirling 9,992 11,112 4,542 11,529 1,442 69 0 675 58 39,419 West Dunbartonshire 2,726 13,596 0 12,307 3,142 2,413 0 973 926 36,083 West Lothian 6,142 23,833 3,337 23,620 3,389 778 0 316 3,626 65,041 Scotland total 322,199 580,034 261,702 574,445 224,330 17,767 17,898 44,480 18,699 2,061,594

74 Summary table 8: Share of first preference votes

Con Lab LibDem SNP Ind SSP Solid Green Other

Aberdeen 14.1 24.6 26.9 29.5 2.7 0.3 0.3 1.6 0.1 Aberdeenshire 20.8 5.4 25.5 34.2 12.7 0.0 0.1 1.1 0.1 Angus 19.1 11.8 9.7 38.3 20.9 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 Argyll and Bute 15.7 3.7 19.2 23.7 37.6 0.0 0.2 0.0 0.0 Clackmannanshire 10.8 37.8 5.2 38.1 6.9 0.4 0.0 0.0 0.8 Dumfries and Galloway 33.7 26.6 8.3 19.0 11.2 0.0 0.0 1.0 0.3 Dundee 12.5 29.4 11.3 40.0 3.0 1.3 1.9 0.6 0.0 East Ayrshire 13.0 41.9 0.0 38.1 5.3 0.3 0.7 0.5 0.2 East Dunbartonshire 21.5 26.0 17.9 18.2 13.1 0.7 0.0 2.4 0.2 East Lothian 17.4 32.6 15.4 26.9 5.3 0.0 0.5 1.6 0.2 East Renfrewshire 34.3 27.8 10.2 16.0 10.8 0.4 0.0 0.6 0.0 Edinburgh 22.1 22.9 22.0 20.3 1.9 1.1 0.9 8.2 0.6 Falkirk 13.5 36.1 0.8 35.1 11.9 1.7 0.0 0.9 0.0 Fife 10.6 28.7 22.4 27.8 7.6 0.3 0.3 1.4 1.0 Glasgow 7.6 43.3 8.2 24.6 0.9 2.3 4.8 6.5 1.9 Highland 6.9 11.2 18.8 20.2 41.2 0.1 0.3 0.7 0.7 Inverclyde 8.6 37.9 20.3 21.5 10.7 0.3 0.6 0.0 0.1 Midlothian 10.1 36.8 12.7 33.4 2.0 1.5 1.4 1.9 0.3 Moray 15.8 8.7 1.7 35.2 36.9 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.6 Na h-Eileanan an Iar 0.0 6.7 2.5 12.1 78.8 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 North Ayrshire 13.5 32.4 4.7 29.5 16.9 0.5 2.1 0.0 0.5 North Lanarkshire 7.5 49.3 1.8 32.1 6.9 1.5 0.6 0.0 0.3 Orkney Islands 0.8 0.0 0.0 0.0 99.2 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Perth and Kinross 28.1 8.5 19.7 37.2 4.8 0.0 0.0 1.7 0.0 Renfrewshire 11.5 36.8 9.7 35.4 3.6 1.2 1.6 0.2 0.0 Scottish Borders 26.8 1.9 24.6 18.8 21.1 0.2 0.4 0.9 5.3 Shetland Islands 1.6 0.0 3.0 0.0 92.8 2.6 0.0 0.0 0.0 South Ayrshire 37.2 28.4 0.0 25.3 8.3 0.1 0.6 0.0 0.0 South Lanarkshire 12.8 40.2 7.2 28.9 5.2 0.8 0.2 2.7 2.1 Stirling 25.3 28.2 11.5 29.2 3.7 0.2 0.0 1.7 0.1 West Dunbartonshire 7.6 37.7 0.0 34.1 8.7 6.7 0.0 2.7 2.6 West Lothian 9.4 36.6 5.1 36.3 5.2 1.2 0.0 0.5 5.6 Scotland total 15.6 28.1 12.7 27.9 10.9 0.9 0.9 2.2 0.9

75 Summary table 9: Number of council seats won

Con Lab LibDem SNP Ind SSP Solid Green Other Total

Aberdeen 5 10 15 12 1 0 0 0 0 43 Aberdeenshire 14 0 24 22 8 0 0 0 0 68 Angus 5 2 3 13 6 0 0 0 0 29 Argyll 3 0 7 10 16 0 0 0 0 36 Clackmannanshire 1 8 1 7 1 0 0 0 0 18 Dumfries and Galloway 18 14 3 10 2 0 0 0 0 47 Dundee 3 10 2 13 1 0 0 0 0 29 East Ayrshire 3 14 0 14 1 0 0 0 0 32 East Dunbartonshire 5 6 3 8 2 0 0 0 0 24 East Lothian 2 7 6 7 1 0 0 0 0 23 East Renfrewshire 7 7 1 3 2 0 0 0 0 20 Edinburgh 11 15 17 12 0 0 0 3 0 58 Falkirk 2 14 0 13 3 0 0 0 0 32 Fife 5 24 21 23 5 0 0 0 0 78 Glasgow 1 45 5 22 0 0 1 5 0 79 Highland 0 7 21 17 35 0 0 0 0 80 Inverclyde 1 9 4 5 1 0 0 0 0 20 Midlothian 0 9 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 18 Moray 3 2 0 9 12 0 0 0 0 26 Na h-Eileanan an Iar 0 2 0 4 25 0 0 0 0 31 North Ayrshire 3 12 2 8 5 0 0 0 0 30 North Lanarkshire 1 40 1 23 5 0 0 0 0 70 Orkney Islands 0 0 0 0 21 0 0 0 0 21 Perth and Kinross 12 3 8 18 0 0 0 0 0 41 Renfrewshire 2 17 4 17 0 0 0 0 0 40 Scottish Borders 11 0 10 6 5 0 0 0 2 34 Shetland Islands 0 0 0 0 22 0 0 0 0 22 South Ayrshire 12 9 0 8 1 0 0 0 0 30 South Lanarkshire 8 30 2 24 3 0 0 0 0 67 Stirling 4 8 3 7 0 0 0 0 0 22 West Dunbartonshire 0 10 0 9 2 1 0 0 0 22 West Lothian 1 14 0 13 1 0 0 0 3 32 Scotland total 143 348 166 363 187 1 1 8 5 1,222

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