Lomond North (ward)

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Location of the ward [1]

Lomond North is one of the eleven wards used to elect members of the Argyll and Bute Council. It elects three Councillors.

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Councillors

ElectionCouncillors
2007 Billy Petrie
(Ind.)
Danny Kelly
(Ind.)
George Freeman
(Ind.)
2012 Robert Graham MacIntyre
(Ind.)
Maurice Corry
(Conservative)
2017 Iain Shony Paterson
(SNP)
Barbara Morgan
(Conservative)
2022 Maurice Corry
(Conservative)
Mark Irvine
(Ind.)

Election results

2022 election

Lomond North − 3 seats
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567
Conservative Maurice Corry 26.4843      
SNP Shonny Iain Paterson (incumbent)24.3777777 786 813   
Independent Mark Irvine14.9475481 497 550 553 680 1,021
Independent George Freeman (incumbent)14.6466478 489 521 524 672  
Labour Watson Robinson12.4397404 442 461 464   
Independent Robert Graham MacIntyre4.7149151 161     
Liberal Democrats Nigel Ford Millar2.89195      
Electorate: 6,257  Valid: 3,198  Spoilt: 38  Quota: 800  Turnout: 51.7%  

    Source: [2] [3]

    2017 election

    2017 Argyll and Bute Council election [4]

    Lomond North - 3 seats
    PartyCandidateFPv%Count
    123456
    Conservative Barbara Morgan29.39989     
    SNP Iain Shony Paterson20.15678679.8 688.1 710.8 759.1 813.3
    Independent George Freeman (incumbent)17.4587613.0 636.8 687.5 822.9 1152.3
    Independent Fiona Baker12.10407437.3 473.7 531.0 623.6  
    Independent Robert Graham MacIntyre (incumbent)10.67359375.9 386.4 426.4   
    Labour Fiona Howard6.30212228.2 280.1    
    Liberal Democrats Paul Kennedy3.95133157.4     
    Electorate:  Valid: 3,365  Spoilt: 30  Quota: 842  Turnout: 3,395 (55.4%)  

      2012 election

      2012 Argyll and Bute Council election [5]

      Lomond North - 3 seats
      PartyCandidateFPv%Count
      123456
      Independent George Freeman (incumbent)29.24%847     
      Conservative Maurice Corry 18.78%544560.3 565.7 607.6 672.1 716.3
      SNP Kenneth Smith14.01%406417.1 433.1 463.4 542.1  
      Labour Fiona Howard12.98%376386.4 412.1 453.4   
      Independent Robert Graham MacIntyre12.36%358373.8 407.2 531.7 650.9 816.1
      Independent Danny Kelly (incumbent)8.18%237272.1 307.5    
      Independent Susie Will4.45%129143.5     
      Electorate: 6,117  Valid: 2,897  Spoilt: 22  Quota: 725  Turnout: 2,919 (47.36%)  

        2007 election

        2007 Argyll and Bute Council election [6]

        Lomond North
        PartyCandidate1st Pref %SeatCount
        Independent Billy Petrie79422.213
        Independent Danny Kelly73420.524
        Independent George Freeman61617.236
        SNP Elizabeth Buist55715.6
        Conservative James Proctor48413.5
        Liberal Democrats Andrew Nisbet39511.0

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        References

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        2. "Declaration of Results Report Ward 9 Lomond North" (PDF). Argyll and Bute Council. 6 May 2022. Retrieved 12 August 2023.
        3. "Candidate Votes Per Stage Report Ward 9 Lomond North" (PDF). Argyll and Bute Council. 6 May 2022. Retrieved 12 August 2023.
        4. "Local Government Election 4 May 2017 results". 8 May 2017.
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