Location of the ward
Location of the ward[1]

Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen is one of the thirteen wards used to elect members of the Aberdeen City Council. It elects three Councillors.

Councillors

Election Councillors
2007 Jim Noble
(SNP)		 Norman Collie
(Labour)		 Richard Robertson
(Liberal Democrats)
2012 Ross Grant
(Labour)		 Ramsay Milne
(Labour)
2017 Alexander McLellan
(SNP)
2022 Kairin Van Sweeden
(SNP)

Election results

2022 election

Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen – 3 seats
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345678910
SNP Alexander McLellan (incumbent) 34.8 911                  
Labour Ross Grant (incumbent) 22.2 582 602 612 621 635 708        
Conservative Vish Archer 10.7 281 283 293 301 315 321 327 357 375  
SNP Kairin Van Sweeden 8.5 222 395 401 415 425 435 442 460 612 665
Scottish Green Ashish Malik 7.3 192 205 215 226 237 245 251 282    
Liberal Democrats Eileen Frances Delaney 4.5 118 121 125 130 135 145 154      
Labour Shona Simpson 3.7 98 104 108 115 127          
Independent Peter Nicol 2.9 77 85 94 103            
Scottish Family Graham Charles Elder 2.6 69 72                
Alba Robert Reid 2.5 66 74 80              
Electorate: 8,872   Valid: 2,616   Spoilt: 111   Quota: 655   Turnout: 30.7%  

    Source:[2][3]

    Elections in the 2010s

    2017 Aberdeen City Council election: 4 May 2017[4]
    PartyCandidateFPv%Count
    123456789
    Labour Ross Grant (incumbent)‡ 27% 867                
    SNP Alexander McLellan 25.6% 825                
    SNP Jim Noble (incumbent) 16.9% 545 549.6 566.9 569.9 582.9 595.2 682.9 774.5 839.7
    Conservative Emma Farquhar 10.6% 342 344.3 344.5 350.5 372.5 408.7 432.1 471.2  
    Labour Ramsay Milne (incumbent) 7.6% 245 288.3 288.8 293.01 296.4 326.9 379.9    
    Scottish Green Alex Arthur 5.5% 178 180.5 181.06 182.06 188.3 231.3      
    Liberal Democrats Jenny Wilson 4.1% 133 134.3 134.5 137.5 142.6        
    UKIP Stephen Adams 1.6% 53 53.9 54.02 60.03          
    National Front Dave MacDonald 0.9% 29 29.3 29.3            
    Electorate: TBC   Valid: 3,217   Spoilt: 133   Quota: 805   Turnout: 3,350 (36.4%)  
      2012 Aberdeen City Council election: 3 May 2012
      PartyCandidateFPv%Count
      12345678
      Labour Ross Grant 30.4% 846              
      SNP Jim Noble (incumbent) 25.5% 710              
      Labour Ramsay Milne 14.1% 392 513 513.6 516.9 527.7 560.5 614.4 724.4
      SNP Mike Park 7.8% 218 224.6 237.6 241.7 250.9 268.9 304.2 350.4
      Scottish Green Gina Ford 6.4% 179 182.4 182.6 185.6 199.8 244.4 290.9  
      Independent Norman Collie (incumbent) 5.8% 161 164.7 165 169 188.2      
      Liberal Democrats David Green 4.6% 129 133.5 133.7 133.7 171.8      
      Conservative Daniel Stephen McCroskrie 4.3% 119 121.1 121.2 123.2        
      National Front Mike Phillips 0.9% 25 25.9 25.9          
      Electorate: 12,655   Valid: 2,779   Spoilt: 92   Quota: 695   Turnout: 2,871 (21.96%)  

        Elections in the 2000s

        2007 Aberdeen City Council election: 3 May 2007
        PartyCandidateFPv%Count
        123456
        SNP Jim Noble 31.9 1,365          
        Labour Norman Collie†† 25.1 1,074 1,074        
        Liberal Democrats Richard Robertson 13.7 585 638 638 659 799 926
        Labour Sandra Macdonald 13.9 595 634 635 648 718 791
        Conservative Hannah Dolan 7.8 333 347 347 354 377  
        Scottish Green Daniel Johnston 5.7 244 289 289 329    
        Solidarity Angela McLeman 2.1 88 110 110      
        Electorate:     Valid: 4,284   Spoilt: 109   Quota: 1,072   Turnout: 4,393  

          References

          1. ↑ "Scottish Boundary Commission | The Boundary Commission for Scotland is responsible for reviews of UK Parliament constituencies in Scotland".
          2. ↑ "Declaration of Results Report Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen" (PDF). Aberdeen City Council. 6 May 2022. Retrieved 10 May 2023.
          3. ↑ "Candidate votes per stage Tillydrone/Seaton/Old Aberdeen" (PDF). Aberdeen City Council. 6 May 2022. Retrieved 10 May 2023.
          4. ↑ "Local government election 2017: Results | Aberdeen City Council". 29 June 2021.
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