Close Vote As Scots Tories Elect New Deputy Chairman

The Scotsman › February 28, 2006

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BILL Walker, the 77-year-old former Tory MP, was last night elected as deputy chairman of the Scottish Conservatives - beating Jackson Carlaw, the incumbent, by just eight votes.

Mr Walker, as well known for his robust right-wing views as he was for wearing the kilt in the Commons as an MP, secured 2,518 votes to Mr Carlaw's 2,510 in a ballot of Tory party members.

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Close Vote As Scots Tories Elect New Deputy Chairman

There were 13 spoilt ballot papers in the vote, which saw a turnout of ...

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