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    Upper Braes, Falkirk

    At the most recent election (5 May 2022), Jim Robertson (Scottish National Party), Siobhan Paterson (The Labour Party) and Claire Brown (Conservative Party) won Upper Braes, with a majority of 743 votes on a turnout of 39.19%.

    Area type
    ward
    Within
    Falkirk
    Elections recorded
    4
    Recorded results
    27
    Upper Braes: Local Elections 2022Turnout 39.19%, electorate 12,734
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Jim RobertsonScottish National Party1,91834.9%Yes
    Siobhan PatersonThe Labour Party1,27223.1%Yes
    Claire BrownConservative Party1,20221.9%Yes
    John McLuckieIndependent4598.3%No
    Rachel KiddGreen Party3085.6%No
    Austin ReidLiberal Democrats1392.5%No
    Ian KennedyIndependent891.6%No
    Colin ToddAlba Party631.1%No
    Mark Andrew TunnicliffIndependent490.9%No
    Upper Braes: Local Elections 2017
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    James KerrConservative Party1,70130.2%Yes
    John McLuckieThe Labour Party1,34223.8%Yes
    Gordon HughesScottish National Party1,02818.3%Yes
    Farah FarzanaScottish National Party83514.8%No
    Jim RobertsonIndependent3606.4%No
    Neil DurningIndependent1833.3%No
    Tom McLaughlinGreen Party1793.2%No
    Upper Braes: Local Elections 2012
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    John McLuckieThe Labour Party1,36132.3%Yes
    Gordon HughesScottish National Party1,25729.8%Yes
    Ricky WilsonScottish National Party56813.5%No
    Alan RustConservative Party55013%No
    Rosie MurrayThe Labour Party48311.4%Yes
    Upper Braes: Local Elections 2007
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Gordon HughesScottish National Party1,96132.8%Yes
    Stephen FryThe Labour Party1,38823.2%Yes
    John McLuckieThe Labour Party1,16719.5%Yes
    Drew LapsleyConservative Party80413.5%No
    Neil DurningIndependent5559.3%No
    Mary StraubScottish Socialist Party1001.7%No

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