Renfrewshire Council

Voting took place from 7am until 10pm at polling places including schools, community centres, churches, a bowling club, scout hall, sports pavilions and cultural venues.

At the conclusion of polling, the verification and counting of the votes took place at the Lagoon Leisure Centre in Paisley.

For Paisley and Renfrewshire North, Alison Suzanne Watt Taylor, Scottish Labour Party, was elected as the Member of Parliament with 19,561 votes.

In total, 41,663 votes were cast in this constituency which was a turnout of 58.8%.

For Paisley and Renfrewshire South, Johanna Baxter, Scottish Labour Party, was elected as the Member of Parliament with 19,583 votes.

In total, 41,416 votes were cast in this constituency which was a turnout of 57.9%.

You can view the full results on our UK General Election 2024 page (Renfrewshire Council website).

I want to say thank you to everyone who was involved in delivering the election across our two constituencies as I know firsthand how much time and effort it has taken to ensure it was carried out smoothly.

In addition to the extensive planning and work in advance of polling day, our election teams worked diligently to operate 62 polling places containing 135 stations across Renfrewshire - before carrying out the count process overnight too.

Thank you to everyone involved for your efforts.

Alan.