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1 Councillors  



1.1  2022 Election  







2 Election Results  



2.1  2017 Election  







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Nairn and Cawdor is one of the 21 wards used to elect members of the Highland Council. It elects four Councillors.

Councillors[edit]

2022 Election[edit]

Election Councillors
2017 Tom Heggie
(Independent)
Peter Saggers
(Conservative)
Laurie Fraser
(Independent)
Liz MacDonald
(SNP/
Non-aligned)
Vacant
2022 Paul Oldham
(SNP)
Barbara Babs Jarvie
(Conservative)
Michael Green
(Independent)

Election Results[edit]

2022 Highland Council election[1]

Nairn and Cawdor - 4 seats[1]
Party Candidate FPv% Count
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
SNP Paul Oldham 27.17% 1,401
Independent Laurie Fraser (incumbent) 23.56% 1,215
Independent Michael Green 16.62% 857 929.2 1,015.8 1,024.5 1,054.1
Conservative Barbara Babs Jarvie 16.21% 836 840.2 861.3 866.1 872.2 875.5 914.0 1,161.6
Liberal Democrats Kevin James Reid 10.47% 540 609.3 631.6 640.3 666.3 671.9 783.8
Independent Kevin Brooks 3.72% 192 229.9 254.0 263.0 294.9 301.8
Alba Marjory Smith 1.49% 77 142.8 145.9 151.9
Scottish Family Cal MacLeod 0.74% 38 48.5 50.3
Electorate: 10,721   Valid: 5,156   Spoilt: 62   Quota: 1,032   Turnout: 48.7%  

2017 Election[edit]

2017 Highland Council election[2]

Nairn and Cawdor- 4 seats
Party Candidate FPv% Count
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Independent Tom Heggie 21.6% 1,144                
Conservative Peter Saggers 15.4% 816 820.8 820.8 833.8 861.4 941.09 945.09 947.9 1,045.7
Independent Laurie Fraser (incumbent) 13.09% 694 716.5 716.5 740.7 841.05 967.3 1,009.09 1,055.9 1,491.3
SNP Liz MacDonald (incumbent) 12.2% 647 654.9 661.9 666.1 686.9 710.4 1,228.7    
SNP Stephen Fuller (incumbent) 11% 586 590.7 598.7 603.8 634.9 657.0      
Independent Michael Green (incumbent) 10.5% 558 571.06 573.06 584.2 658.7 758.8 792.9 824.5  
Liberal Democrats Ritchie Cunningham 6.95% 369 374.9 377.9 421.2 458.3        
Independent Paul McIvor 5.8% 310 322.8 330.06 347.6          
Labour Andrew Mackintosh 2.8% 147 148.9 151.9            
Scottish Socialist Louis McIntosh 0.6% 32 32.5              
Electorate: TBC   Valid: 5,303   Spoilt: 96   Quota: 1,061   Turnout: 5,399 (52.5%)  

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b "2022 Local Government elections results". The Highland Council. Retrieved 6 May 2022.
  • ^ "2017 Highland Council election results".

  • Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Nairn_and_Cawdor_(ward)&oldid=1113861263"

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