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Published positions: one row per topic, one column per candidate in ballot-paper order. Each topic heading links to that topic on its own page.
Topic1Lauren BirdScottish Greens2Jeff DiackScottish National Party (SNP)3Freddie JohnScottish Conservative and Unionist4Simon McLeanIndependent5John McLeodReform UK6Kusum SingalIndependent7Sandy StephenScottish Liberal Democrats8Willie YoungScottish Labour Party
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  • Source: Own words Says he is concerned about Aberdeen City Council's debt owed on the London Stock Exchange and would protect all local services. Simon is keen to put Aberdeen first and is concerned with the current debt to the London Stock Exchange owed by Aberdeen City Council.
    Simon is keen to put Aberdeen first and is concerned with the current debt to the London Stock Exchange owed by Aberdeen City Council.

    Simon McLean (candidate), via Democracy Club · Statement to voters: Simon McLean

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