Trossachs and Teith (ward)

Trossachs and Teith is one of the seven wards used to elect members of the Stirling council. It elects three councillors.

Location of the ward ^[1]

Councillors

Election	Councillors
2007		Fergus Wood (SNP)		Paul Owens (Labour)		Tony Ffinch (Conservative)
2012			Alycia Hayes (SNP)	Martin Earl (Conservative)
2017	Evelyn Tweed (SNP)		Jeremy McDonald (Conservative)
2022	Gene Maxwell (SNP)	Elaine Watterson (Conservative)

Election results

2017 election

2017 Stirling Council election^[2]

Trossachs and Teith - 3 seats^[3]

Party		Candidate	FPv%	Count
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7
	Conservative	Martin Earl (incumbent)	38.1	2,027
	SNP	Evelyn Tweed	20.5	1,090	1,105.8	1,112.5	1,227.6	1,306.6	1,311.7	2,077.4
	SNP	Fergus Wood (incumbent)	14.6	776	799.4	809.1	850.8	890.2	891.7
	Conservative	Jeremy McDonald	11.9	632	1,210.5	1,250.7	1,286.6	1,378.5
	Labour	Gerry McGarvey	6.1	326	342.2	391.3	478.6
	Scottish Green	Gordon Cowtan	5.4	286	296.3	347.7
	Liberal Democrats	Galen Milne	3.3	177	191.5
Electorate: 9,147   Valid: 5,314   Spoilt: 118   Quota: 1,329   Turnout: 59.4%

2012 election

2012 Stirling Council election^[4]

Trossachs and Teith - 3 seats

Party		Candidate	FPv%	Count
				1	2	3	4	5	6
	Conservative	Martin Earl	30.29%	1,285
	SNP	Alycia Hayes	23.76%	1,008	1,027.2	1,054.1	1,109.6
	SNP	Fergus Wood (incumbent)	21.28%	903	925.7	947.3	984.3	1,023.6	1,283.2
	Labour	Gerry McGarvey	15.84%	672	690.3	732.5	804.1	808.1
	Independent	Jack Black	5.23%	222	260.2	307.7
	Liberal Democrats	Galen Milne	3.61%	153	199.9
Electorate: 8,464   Valid: 4,243   Spoilt: 72   Quota: 1,061   Turnout: 4,315 (50.13%)

2007 election

2007 Stirling Council election^[5]

Stirling council election, 2007: Trossachs and Teith

Party		Candidate	1st Pref	%	Seat	Count
	SNP	Fergus Wood	1,789	33.0	1	1
	Conservative	Tony Ffinch	1,065	19.7	2	4
	Labour	Paul Owens	839	15.5	3	4
	Conservative	Mark Kenyon	782	14.4
	Liberal Democrats	Galen Milne	568	10.5
	Independent	Charles Grant	373	6.9

References

1. "Scottish Boundary Commission | he Boundary Commission for Scotland is responsible for reviews of UK Parliament constituencies in Scotland".
2. "Stirling Council Results".
3. (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 19 May 2017. Retrieved 7 March 2020.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
4. "Stirling Council Election, 2012".
5. "Stirling Council Election, 2007".