1978 Central Regional Council election explained

Type:parliamentary
Next Year:1982
Next Election:1982 Central Regional Council election
Seats For Election:All 34 seats to Central Regional Council
Majority Seats:18
Party1:Scottish Labour Party
Party2:Scottish National Party
Seats1:18
Seats2:6
Popular Vote1:41,941
Percentage1:41.7%
Popular Vote2:35,137
Percentage2:35.0%
Party3:Scottish Conservatives
Percentage3:14.4%
Popular Vote3:14,464
Seats3:6
Previous Election:1974 Central Regional Council election
Previous Year:1974
Seat Change1: 1
Swing1: 1.7%
Seat Change2: 3
Swing2: 0.2%
Swing3: 4.7%
Seat Change3: 2
Party4:Independent politician
Seats4:2
Party5:Independent Labour
Seats5:1
Party6:Democratic Nationalist
Seats6:1
Colour6:FFFFED
Popular Vote5:2,467
Percentage5:2.5%
Swing5: 1.0%
Swing4: 5.4%
Seat Change4: 1
Percentage4:5.1%
Popular Vote4:5,110
Last Election6:Did not contest
Seat Change6: 1
Swing6:New
Percentage6:1.4%
Popular Vote6:1,416

The second election to Central Regional Council was held on 2 May 1978 as part of the wider 1978 Scottish regional elections.

Results

Source:[1]

References

  1. Web site: Scottish Regional Elections 1978 . 22 August 2024 . Elections Centre.