Highland Council Election: Inverness Central sees a double win for the SNP while incumbent Councillor Bet MacAllister is returned to the local authority
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In Brief
Those Elected:
Michael Cameron, Scottish National Party (SNP) – 769
Kate Maclean, Scottish National Party (SNP) – 589
Bet McAllister, Scottish Labour Party – 793
Those Not Elected:
Andrew Barnett, Independent – 141
Donald Mackenzie, Scottish Conservative and Unionist – 420
Luigi Andrew Mackinnon, Independent – 26
John William McColl, Scottish Family Party: Pro-Family, Pro-Marriage, Pro-Life – 45
Martin Rattray, Scottish Liberal Democrats – 211
Sean Robertson, Scottish Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition – 47
Arun Sharma, Scottish Greens – 245
Main Issues: local democracy, transport, poverty, local economy, potholes
The SNP has secured a double win by getting two councillors elected to the Inverness Central ward.
Michael Cameron got 769 first preference votes while Kate Maclean received 589.
Incumbent Bet McAllister from the Scottish Labour Party was elected first with 793.
To find out how votes are calculated click here
