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Elections and voting
The next scheduled elections are due to be held in 2014.
Bathgate Business Improvement District Ballot took place on Thursday 28th March 2013
For Bathgate BID results click here
West Lothian Council Elections took place on Thursday 3 May 2012
For council results click here.
Ward Preference Profiles now available -
As required by the Scottish Local Government Elections Amendement (No.2) Order 2012, information on ward preference profiles is now available.
- Click here for guidance on understanding ward preference profile information
- Click here for Ward 1 Linlithgow Preference Profile Report
- Click here for Ward 2 Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh Preference Profile Report
- Click here for Ward 3 Livingston North Preference Profile Report
- Click here for Ward 4 Livingston South Preference Profile Report
- Click here for Ward 5 East Livingston and East Calder Preference Profile Report
- Click here for Ward 6 Fauldhouse and the Breich Valley Preference Profile Report
- Click here for Ward 7 Whitburn and Blackburn Preference Profile Report
- Click here for Ward 8 Bathgate Preference Profile Report
- Click here for Ward 9 Armadale and Blackridge Preference Profile Report
The information above is in Excel format. If you would prefer it as a csv file please email elections@westlothian.gov.uk with your request.
Councils are responsible for providing a huge range of vital public services including education, child protection services, care for the elderly, and recyling and waste collection.
The council election was your chance to have a say on who represents you in your lcoal council and in important issues that affect every day life where you live.
Across West Lothian's 9 wards just over 42% of eligible voters cast their vote on 3 May.
To register to vote or to get a postal vote, please contact the Electoral Registration Officer, Lothian Valuation Joint Board, 17A South Gyle Crescent, Edinburgh, EH12 9FL, call 0131 344 2500, or email election@lothian-vjb.gov.uk
For more information on elections and voting generally, please visit www.aboutmyvote.co.uk (new window)