Craigie beats the odds
- Brian Taylor
- 4 May 07, 02:36 AM
Cathie Craigie has held Cumbernauld against all the odds.
It was the top SNP target - at least among Labour seats.
So big swings across Scotland to the SNP - but this a disappointment for the SNP.
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A big loss, but your microphone isn't working!
Can we get all the returning officers to give us that break down for spoiled papers like the one from Dumfries?!
Someone send a message...
It was something like 960 with no marks whatsoever, 42 with too many marks or marks in the wrong place, 1 with some official mark and 0 protest statements...I think
Can someone repeat the breakdown of spoiled papers too. Its useful information
thats a devastating result for the SNP-it look slike Alex Salmonds hopes are in tatters.The Scots have gone for Labour yet again-I suppose they always will
Is this something to do with both parliament votes being on the same paper - I certainly discussed with colleagues whether you could just vote in the regional vote and not in the constituency vote and whether the paper would then still be valid. I assumed in this case that the regional vote would still be counted...
Can anyone enlighten us?
940 odds was for "unclear" ballots, still a bit crypric, but importantly these votes were not lost because people were voting for more than 1 person.
Could it be that people are using ink/pencils that don't show up well in the machines?
Cathie's magnificent result was an endorsement of her personal style of low-key campaigning. She has huge local support because she is a good listener and a tireless servant of the people - her opponent Jamie Hepburn was seen correctly as an careerist from outside the area with no real local connections or interests. Congratulations Cathie!