Who won the most seats in the Local elections 7 May 1963?

The Labour Party won the most seats in the Local elections 7 May 1963, with 58 of 108 seats filled.

When was the Local elections 7 May 1963?

The Local elections 7 May 1963 was held on 7 May 1963.

Local elections 7 May 1963

Name: Local elections 7 May 1963 results
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Local elections 7 May 1963 was held on 7 May 1963. 108 seats were filled across 107 wards and divisions in 5 councils, from 316 candidates. The Labour Party won 58, Prog won 35 and Progressives (Scotland) won 12.

Date: 7 May 1963
Seats filled: 108
Candidates: 316
Councils: 5

Local elections 7 May 1963: seats and votes by party
Party	Candidates	Seats won	Votes	Vote share
The Labour Party	104	58	274,780	45.2%
Prog	74	35	188,092	30.9%
Progressives (Scotland)	15	12	46,392	7.6%
The Liberal Party	47	2	66,568	10.9%
I.Prog	1	1	2,429	0.4%
Communist	39	0	12,091	2.0%
Scottish National Party	8	0	5,065	0.8%
Socialist Candidate	15	0	4,237	0.7%
Un	1	0	3,023	0.5%
Conservative Party	1	0	3,023	0.5%
M.Lab	5	0	1,497	0.2%
P.RA	1	0	409	0.1%
Independent	2	0	329	0.1%
M. Lab	1	0	137	0.0%
ND	1	0	83	0.0%
SPGB	1	0	61	0.0%

Local elections 7 May 1963: results by council
Council	Wards / divisions	Seats filled	Largest party	Its seats
Aberdeen Corporation	12	12	Labour	8
Dundee Corporation	12	12	Labour	8
Edinburgh Corporation	23	23	Prog	12
Edinburgh Town Council (Corporation of Edinburgh)	23	23	Progressives (Scotland)	12
Glasgow Corporation	37	38	Labour	22