What's your ward? Partick West? Think a Green was elected there.
Overall looks like a score draw between Labour and the SNP with the Scottish electoral map quickly becoming a two party state.
Lib Dems surely can't drop any further in terms of councillors and MSPs but they will probably have one more disastrous election (General election 2015) before they see any up turn in fortunes.
Labour - big improvement on 2010. Managed to stem the flow of votes away from them in Glasgow and did remarkably well to gain overall control in West Dunbartonshire and Renfrewshire. Equally becoming the biggest party in both Aberdeen and Edinburgh must have been an unexpected surprise. Still trailing the SNP and still a fair bit off winning any Scottish Parliamentary Election but disproved the assertion they were wiped out last time
SNP - Most number of seats, biggest vote share, most number of gains (on 2007 result), increased their lead over Labour locally from 2007, gained control of Dundee and Angus and at one point had won more seats in Scotland on the night than the Lib Dems had won UK wide. But stalled a bit from last yr. Vote share down about 10% from 2011 and although a different election with Independents certainly taking alot of their votes away will be disappointing. Terrible result in Glasgow and poorly managed. Shock in aberdeen too but UTG may well have tipped the balance.
Tories - Hardly mentioned in the coverage. Moved into 3rd nation wide but still managed to lose votes and seats. Every year we are told they have hit rock bottom but they just keep dropping further. An irrelevance everywhere except the south.
Lib Dems - bloody hell. They won't exist in a year or two at the rate. Need to de-couple from the Tories asap but the damage has been done, and large parts of Scotland will take a generation to recover. Their own personal highlight was getting beaten by a Penguin in one Edinburgh Ward.
Greens - Good improvement esp considering the squeeze caused by the two party state we have become. Representation in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Midlothian, Aberdeenshire and Stirling