Independent candidate Ann Ritchie won a stunning victory in elections to Falkirk Council, topping the poll in the Bo'ness and Blackness ward with 2262 first preference votes.
27.04.2022 - 11:31 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Voters across Dundee and Broughty Ferry will be able to have their say on who runs their council in just over a week's time.
The local elections take place on Thursday May 5.
Election for the Dundee City Council is being held using the STV - single transferable vote - system.
This means that instead of placing a cross on the ballot paper you rank candidates in order of your preference.
Place a '1' against your first choice and a '2' against your second choice - you can make as many or as few choices as you wish.
There are 8 multi-member wards, 5 wards will have 4 members and 3 wards will have 3 members.
4 Member Wards -
Ward 1 - Strathmartine Ward 2 - Lochee Ward 3 - West End Ward 4 - Coldside Ward 8 - The Ferry
3 Member Wards -
Ward 5 - Maryfield Ward 6 - North East Ward 7 - East End
You can have your say on all local issues at the Dundee Live survey below.
The full list of candidates can be found here.
Maps showing the location of polling stations in Dundee can be found here.
- Polling takes place between 7 am and 10 pm on 5th May, 2022. Votes will be counted on Friday, 6th May and results are expected by 2 pm.
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