Local Election Results 2003
Renfrewshire
Whole council up for election.
Other results for Renfrewshire:
2007
2012
2017
2022
By-elections for Renfrewshire (may be incomplete): 7th December 2006 (Elderslie)
— 17th March 2011 (Paisley S.)
— 11th August 2016 (Renfrew S. & Gallowhill)
Map of the results —Export spreadsheet
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Seats |
Scottish National Party |
26167 |
39.3% |
15 |
Labour |
24536 |
36.8% |
21 |
Liberal Democrat |
6457 |
9.7% |
3 |
Conservative |
5900 |
8.9% |
1 |
Scottish Socialist Party |
3141 |
4.7% |
0 |
Independent |
421 |
0.6% |
0 |
Robert McGerty |
Lab |
765 |
44.2% |
Catherine McEwan |
SNP |
751 |
43.4% |
Douglas Canning |
SSP |
119 |
6.9% |
Peter Welsh |
LD |
95 |
5.5% |
Iain Langlands |
C |
1093 |
49.0% |
Bill Robertson |
SNP |
628 |
28.1% |
Anne Donnachie |
Lab |
511 |
22.9% |
Celia Lawson |
SNP |
902 |
59.0% |
Victoria Bain |
Lab |
473 |
30.9% |
Robert Muir |
SSP |
155 |
10.1% |
Derek MacKay |
SNP |
952 |
64.2% |
Roy Hutchison |
Lab |
405 |
27.3% |
James Halfpenny |
SSP |
67 |
4.5% |
Margaret McLellan |
C |
58 |
3.9% |
John McDowell |
Lab |
590 |
46.0% |
Archibald Ashcroft |
SNP |
371 |
28.9% |
Mark Hollywood |
LD |
189 |
14.7% |
Billy McNaughton |
SSP |
84 |
6.5% |
Ian Dryburgh |
C |
50 |
3.9% |
Allan Noon |
SNP |
798 |
43.1% |
John McDonald |
Lab |
615 |
33.2% |
John Motherwell |
C |
438 |
23.7% |
Carol Puthucheary |
SNP |
1242 |
63.9% |
Thomas Begg |
C |
431 |
22.2% |
Mary Galbraith |
Lab |
272 |
14.0% |
James Mitchell |
SNP |
982 |
54.3% |
David Lavery |
Lab |
478 |
26.4% |
Allison Cook |
C |
239 |
13.2% |
Margaret McDonough |
LD |
110 |
6.1% |
Alexander Murin |
Lab |
751 |
43.5% |
William Perrie |
SNP |
746 |
43.2% |
Ronald Kane |
C |
128 |
7.4% |
Brian O'Malley |
LD |
101 |
5.9% |
Jean Goldie |
Lab |
1060 |
58.9% |
Rubina Kerr |
SNP |
406 |
22.6% |
Elizabeth Speirs |
C |
184 |
10.2% |
Sara Craig |
LD |
150 |
8.3% |
James Harte |
Lab |
781 |
43.9% |
James McQuade |
SNP |
630 |
35.4% |
Stewart Campbell |
C |
143 |
8.0% |
Lindsay Cunningham |
LD |
120 |
6.7% |
Brian Murphy |
SSP |
106 |
6.0% |
Iain Nicolson |
SNP |
998 |
44.9% |
John Ross |
Lab |
680 |
30.6% |
Philip Lardner |
C |
437 |
19.7% |
Anne Hanley |
LD |
106 |
4.8% |
Robert McNally |
Lab |
820 |
44.5% |
Andrew Paterson |
SNP |
620 |
33.7% |
John Anderson |
C |
286 |
15.5% |
David Fraser |
SSP |
116 |
6.3% |
Terence Kelly |
Lab |
407 |
47.5% |
Andrew Doyle |
SNP |
384 |
44.8% |
Anne Bradley |
LD |
66 |
7.7% |
Lorraine Cameron |
SNP |
923 |
57.9% |
Christopher Gilmour |
Lab |
539 |
33.8% |
John Boyd |
LD |
131 |
8.2% |
Brian Lawson |
SNP |
1128 |
53.3% |
Tracy Hall |
Lab |
611 |
28.8% |
John McGurk |
LD |
237 |
11.2% |
Sean Hurl |
SSP |
142 |
6.7% |
Bill Martin |
SNP |
1029 |
62.1% |
Evelyn Campbell |
Lab |
360 |
21.7% |
James McIntosh |
LD |
107 |
6.5% |
Miriam Vashwani |
SSP |
83 |
5.0% |
Terrence Speirs |
C |
77 |
4.6% |
Richard Vassie |
SNP |
1105 |
61.3% |
Edward Devine |
Lab |
475 |
26.3% |
Jacqueline McCarthy |
SSP |
110 |
6.1% |
Peter Dickman |
LD |
65 |
3.6% |
Peter Black |
C |
49 |
2.7% |
Fiona Nicolson |
SNP |
710 |
42.5% |
Richard Taylor |
C |
400 |
24.0% |
Jean McGuinness |
Lab |
334 |
20.0% |
Iain Barclay |
LD |
226 |
13.5% |
John Hood |
Lab |
787 |
51.9% |
Tracie McGee |
SNP |
590 |
38.9% |
Helen Mathie |
C |
138 |
9.1% |
John Kenny |
Lab |
859 |
55.6% |
Frances Ashcroft |
SNP |
333 |
21.6% |
Neil Lennon |
SSP |
167 |
10.8% |
Rebecca Brady |
LD |
94 |
6.1% |
Ena McKean |
C |
92 |
6.0% |
James Harkins |
Lab |
973 |
61.4% |
Stephen McGee |
SNP |
472 |
29.8% |
Paul Wilson |
SSP |
140 |
8.8% |
Iain McMillan |
Lab |
1050 |
71.2% |
Lyndsay Cameron |
SNP |
424 |
28.8% |
Ian Taylor |
SNP |
777 |
43.4% |
Thomas Stevenson |
Lab |
546 |
30.5% |
John McIntyre |
C |
318 |
17.8% |
John Heron |
LD |
149 |
8.3% |
Anne Hall |
Lab |
1010 |
60.0% |
James McManus |
SNP |
307 |
18.2% |
William Coats |
SSP |
261 |
15.5% |
Sandra Jelfs |
LD |
106 |
6.3% |
Ronald Burns |
Lab |
804 |
53.5% |
Audrey Doig |
SNP |
536 |
35.7% |
Alan Jelfs |
LD |
163 |
10.8% |
Marie McGurk |
LD |
859 |
41.3% |
Caroline Martin |
SNP |
582 |
28.0% |
Ian McCormack |
Lab |
438 |
21.0% |
Ann Moohan |
C |
124 |
6.0% |
Henry Pfaff |
SSP |
79 |
3.8% |
Alastair Nimmo |
SNP |
1230 |
53.1% |
Sandra McCall |
Lab |
648 |
28.0% |
George McEwan |
C |
314 |
13.6% |
Michael Daly |
SSP |
123 |
5.3% |
Mark Macmillan |
Lab |
638 |
39.8% |
David McCartney |
SNP |
533 |
33.2% |
Allan Heron |
LD |
189 |
11.8% |
George Baillie |
C |
135 |
8.4% |
Daniel Williamson |
SSP |
109 |
6.8% |
David Mylet |
SNP |
729 |
51.3% |
Donnie Smith |
Lab |
587 |
41.3% |
Derek Flood |
SSP |
105 |
7.4% |
Barbara Adams |
Lab |
517 |
43.6% |
Michael Loftus |
SNP |
363 |
30.6% |
Gerard McCartney |
SSP |
167 |
14.1% |
Alan Armstrong |
LD |
103 |
8.7% |
Adele Gardiner |
C |
37 |
3.1% |
Sam Mullin |
Lab |
954 |
53.4% |
John Canavan |
SNP |
421 |
23.6% |
Fiona Lawson |
SSP |
159 |
8.9% |
Oonagh Harper |
C |
145 |
8.1% |
Valerie McGuire |
LD |
108 |
6.0% |
Nan MacGregor |
LD |
1600 |
67.6% |
Alasdair Russell |
SNP |
302 |
12.8% |
Ann Henderson |
Lab |
290 |
12.3% |
Stewart Connell |
C |
174 |
7.4% |
John Green |
Lab |
493 |
58.1% |
Kenneth MacLaren |
SNP |
231 |
27.2% |
Sean Cudden |
SSP |
125 |
14.7% |
Richard Manser |
Lab |
732 |
55.5% |
Thomas Dyer |
SNP |
586 |
44.5% |
Roy Glen |
Lab |
484 |
32.3% |
Paul Mack |
Ind |
421 |
28.1% |
John Connell |
SNP |
394 |
26.3% |
Henry Bradley |
LD |
81 |
5.4% |
Fiona Macdonald |
SSP |
77 |
5.1% |
Heather Hamilton |
C |
41 |
2.7% |
Rayleen Kelly |
Lab |
447 |
37.1% |
Iain Hogg |
SSP |
437 |
36.2% |
Jennifer Adam |
SNP |
322 |
26.7% |
Thomas Williams |
Lab |
547 |
46.9% |
Robert Sharkey |
SNP |
395 |
33.8% |
Ian Henderson |
SSP |
131 |
11.2% |
Michael Hanley |
LD |
94 |
8.1% |
Eileen McCartin |
LD |
1208 |
61.2% |
Eileen Clark |
SNP |
263 |
13.3% |
Paul Thomson |
Lab |
249 |
12.6% |
Sheila Fulton |
C |
176 |
8.9% |
Charles Collins |
SSP |
79 |
4.0% |
William McGuinness |
SNP |
1072 |
58.9% |
Georgina Hunter |
Lab |
556 |
30.5% |
James McQueen |
C |
193 |
10.6% |
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