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    West Dunbartonshire: wards that bucked the trend

    West Dunbartonshire: in 2022, 10 ward results beat the expected swing and 10 trailed it. The biggest gap was SNP in Kilpatrick (-4.2 pts actual vs +2.4 pts expected).

    Expected swing is how much a party's share moved across comparable councils in the same year. A positive gap means the party did better locally than that trend; negative means worse.

    West Dunbartonshire: ward results against the expected swing
    YearWardPartyActual swingExpected swingGap
    2022KilpatrickSNP-4.2 pts+2.4 pts-6.7 pts
    2022Clydebank CentralLabour+13.3 pts+8.1 pts+5.2 pts
    2022LevenWest Dunbartonshire Community Party-5.5 pts-1.0 pts-4.6 pts
    2022DumbartonSNP+6.2 pts+2.4 pts+3.8 pts
    2022LomondSNP-0.7 pts+2.4 pts-3.2 pts
    2022Clydebank CentralSNP+5.3 pts+2.4 pts+2.9 pts
    2022Clydebank CentralConservative-1.0 pts-3.6 pts+2.7 pts
    2022LomondConservative-6.1 pts-3.6 pts-2.5 pts
    2022LomondLabour+5.7 pts+8.1 pts-2.4 pts
    2022Clydebank WaterfrontLabour+6.1 pts+8.1 pts-1.9 pts
    2022DumbartonLabour+9.8 pts+8.1 pts+1.8 pts
    2022DumbartonConservative-5.4 pts-3.6 pts-1.7 pts
    2022LevenLabour+6.5 pts+8.1 pts-1.6 pts
    2022KilpatrickLabour+6.6 pts+8.1 pts-1.5 pts
    2022LevenGreen+1.8 pts+0.4 pts+1.4 pts
    2022Clydebank WaterfrontSNP+3.7 pts+2.4 pts+1.3 pts
    2022KilpatrickConservative-2.4 pts-3.6 pts+1.3 pts
    2022Clydebank WaterfrontConservative-2.9 pts-3.6 pts+0.8 pts
    2022LevenConservative-3.9 pts-3.6 pts-0.3 pts
    2022LevenSNP+2.5 pts+2.4 pts+0.1 pts