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2007 East Lothian Council election
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2007 Scottish local elections
2007 East Lothian Council election Scotland Coat of arms of East Lothian.svg parliamentary no 2003 East Lothian Council election 2003 yes 2007 05 03 East Lothian Council election, 2012 2012 All 23 seats to East Lothian Council 12 Scottish Labour Party 17 seats, 40.6% 17 7 10 Scottish National Party 1 seat, 19.2% 1 12 7 6 Scottish Liberal Democrats 1 seat, 14.9% 1 12 6 5 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 4 seats, 23.1% 4 7 2 2 Independent politician 0 seats, 0.6% 0 13 1 1 East Lothian Council election 2007.svg The multi-member wards Council Leader Scottish Labour Party Council Leader after election Paul Stewart McLennan Scottish National Party
Elections to East Lothian Council were held on 3 May 2007, the same day as the other Scottish local government elections and the Scottish Parliament general election.
The election was the first using seven new wards created as a result of the Local Governance (Scotland) Act 2004. Each ward elected three or four councillors using the single transferable vote system of proportional representation. The wards replaced 23 single-member wards which used the plurality (first past the post) system of election.
The Labour majority administration was replaced by a coalition between the SNP and Liberal Democrats, led by the SNP's Paul Stewart McLennan.
Election results
East Lothian local election result 2007Scottish Council Elections 2007 Results and Statistics https://www.electionscentre.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Scottish-Council-Elections-2007.pdf The Elections Centre 18 February 2024Local Election Results 2007 - East Lothian https://www.andrewteale.me.uk/leap/results/2007/443/ Local Elections Archive Project 18 February 2024
Scottish Labour Party
7
N\A
N\A
-9
30.4
32.6
13,514
Scottish National Party
7
N\A
N\A
+6
30.4
26.9
11,157
Scottish Liberal Democrats
6
N\A
N\A
+5
26.1
15.4
6,391
Scottish Conservative Party
2
N\A
N\A
-2
8.7
17.4
7,209
Scottish Green Party
0
N\A
N\A
0
0.0
1.6
674
Solidarity (Scotland)
0
N\A
N\A
0
0.0
0.5
221
Scottish Senior Citizens Unity Party
0
N\A
N\A
0
0.0
0.2
75
Independent (politician)
1
N\A
N\A
0
4.3
5.3
2,200
Ward results
Musselburgh West
Scottish National Party
John Williamson
1,427
30.7
1
1
Scottish Labour Party
John McNeil
1,144
24.6
2
2
Scottish Liberal Democrats
Barry Turner
857
18.4
3
5
Scottish Labour Party
John Ross
572
12.3
Scottish Conservative Party
Robert Fairnie
499
10.7
Solidarity (Scotland)
Jack Fraser
153
3.3
Musselburgh East and Carberry
Scottish National Party
Roger Knox
1,256
25.1
1
1
Scottish Labour Party
Andy Forrest
1,057
21.1
2
5
Independent (politician)
John Caldwell
937
18.7
3
6
Scottish Liberal Democrats
Jenny Mollison
809
16.2
Scottish Labour Party
Pat O'Donnell
585
11.7
Scottish Conservative Party
Ian Robertson
281
5.6
Scottish Senior Citizens Unity Party
Alan Eeles
75
1.5
Preston/Seton/Gosford
Scottish Labour Party
Willie Innes
2,205
30.5
1
1
Scottish National Party
Peter MacKenzie
1,906
26.4
2
1
Scottish Conservative Party
Michael Veitch
1,040
14.4
Scottish Labour Party
Margaret Libberton
927
12.8
3
3
Scottish Liberal Democrats
Stuart Currie†
909
12.6
4
5
Independent (politician)
Andy Spence
244
3.4
Fa'side
Scottish National Party
Kenny McLeod
2,065
30.4
1
1
Scottish Labour Party
Jim Gillies
1,348
19.8
2
2
Scottish Labour Party
Donald Grant
1,118
16.4
4
4
Scottish Liberal Democrats
Ruth Currie††
892
13.1
3
4
Scottish Labour Party
Robert McNeill
835
12.3
Scottish Conservative Party
Henry Murray-Smith
540
7.9
North Berwick Coastal
Scottish Conservative Party
Neil Rankin
1,837
29.7
1
1
Scottish National Party
David Berry
1,670
27.0
2
1
Scottish Labour Party
Pat Hanson
980
15.8
Scottish Liberal Democrats
Stuart MacKinnon
747
12.1
3
5
Scottish Conservative Party
Kathryn Smith
565
9.1
Scottish Green Party
Susan Moffat
393
6.3
Haddington and Lammermuir
Scottish Conservative Party
Ludovic Broun-Lindsay
1,317
22.6
1
4
Scottish National Party
Tom Trotter
1,107
19.0
3
4
Scottish Liberal Democrats
Sheena Richardson
1,041
17.9
2
4
Independent (politician)
Charles Ingle
1,019
17.5
Scottish Labour Party
Ann McCarthy
985
16.9
Scottish Green Party
Eurig Scandrett
281
4.8
Solidarity (Scotland)
Gary Galbraith
68
1.2
Dunbar and East Linton
Scottish National Party
Paul McLennan
1,726
30.0
1
1
Scottish Liberal Democrats
Jacquie Bell
1,136
19.8
3
3
Scottish Conservative Party
Katie Mackie
1,130
19.7
Scottish Labour Party
Norman Hampshire
1,033
18.0
2
3
Scottish Labour Party
Herbert Coutts
725
12.6
Changes after 2007
† Stuart Currie defected from the Liberal Democrats and joined the Scottish National Party on 11 August 2009
†† Ruth Currie defected from the Liberal Democrats and joined the Scottish National Party on 11 August 2009
See also
East Lothian Council elections
References
Category:2007 Scottish local elections
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