The SNP has re-taken control of Dundee City Council after five years of coalition with Scotland's longest-serving councillor.
The nationalists managed to get 15 councillors across the city to give them a majority out of the 29 potential seats.
Kevin Cordell for the Ferry was announced as the final SNP candidate to be returned shortly after 3pm.
Dundee's electoral landscape has shifted significantly, with two new Liberal Democrats elected in Strathmartine and the West End, and Labour candidates returned in the North East and The Ferry for the first time in years.
The Conservatives now have one seat in the Ferry, while the Scottish Greens failed to make headway despite increasing their share of the vote.
Liberal Democrats have returned to Strathmartine for the first time in a decade, with local community campaigner Daniel Coleman elected in place of outgoing stalwart Ian Borthwick.
The Lib Dems have also reaped the rewards of persistent local campaigning after repeat candidate Michael Crichton ousted Labour's Richard McCready in the West End.
Crichton is joined by Nadia El-Nakla, wife of SNP health minister Humza Yousaf, who has replaced the Conservatives' Donald Hay.
Elsewhere, Alba defector Alan Ross - who joined the party in February after a spell as an independent after quitting the SNP - has lost his seat in Lochee.
Ross, who previously planned to retire from local politics, was replaced by the SNP's Siobhan Tolland, who was elected despite her controversial comments about the 9/11 attacks and the Pope.
Wendy Scullin, proprietor of Madigan's Tea Room on Castle Street, has slid into the Labour seat previously occupied by councillor-turned-MSP Michael Marra.
In Coldside, Heather Anderson has replaced outgoing SNP councillor Anne Rendall. There are no changes in Maryfield, where the SNP's Ken Lynn and Lynne Short and Labour's Georgia Cruickshank maintain their existing seats.
In the North East, Steven Rome and Willie Sawers of the SNP have retained their chairs at the council table - while Labour's Jax Finnegan replaces Gregor Murray, the non-binary representative who quit the SNP citing concerns of transphobia within the party and later said they would not be standing again.
Dorothy McHugh, chair of the Dundee Pensioners' Association and a firebrand activist, has replaced Margaret Richardson in the East End.
RESULTS IN DETAIL-
In the first ward to announce it's total, City Council Leader John Alexander was re-elected in Strathmartine with 2143 first preference votes.
Labour’s Kevin Keenan was also chosen with 1359 votes.
The other two elected councillors were Lib Dem Daniel Coleman with 1116 votes and the SNP’s Stewart Hunter with 559.
The electorate for the ward is 15,266 and the turnout was 40.1%
The second ward to complete its count was Lochee with an electorate of 14,912 and a turnout of 40.4%
The newly elected councillors were Labour’s Charlie Malone and Wendy Scullin and the SNP’s Siobhan Tolland and Roisin Smith.
The third ward to finish its count was West End with an electorate of 14,626 and a turnout of 39.9%.
The SNP’s Bill Campbell and Nadia El-Nakla were selected alongside the Lib Dems Michael Crichton and Fraser Macpherson.
Ward Four - Coldside - had a turnout of 39.1% of an electorate of 14,893.
Here, the SNP’s Heather Anderson and Mark Flynn were elected alongside Labour’s George Mcirvine and Helen Wright.
The Maryfiled ward was next to announce its totals. It has an electorate of 12,749 and recorded a 33.9% turnout.
Lynne Short and Ken Lynn were both elected for the SNP with Georgie Cruickshank picking up the third spot for Scottish Labour.
In the North East ward - which saw 32.9% of an electorate of 11,792 vote - Willie Sawers and Steven Rome were elected for the SNP with Jax Finnegan also being elected for Scottish Labour.
The penultimate ward to call was East End with 35.2% of an electorate of 12,005 voting.
The SNP's Will Dawson and Christina Roberts were voted in alongside Scottish Labour's Dorothy McHugh.
The final ward to announce its results was The Ferry with an electorate of 16,211 and a turnout of 56.3%.
Kevin Cordell from the SNP was elected alongside, the Lib Dems' Craig Duncan, the Tories' Derek Scott and Scottish Labour's Pete Shears.
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