This will be the final rundown of votes for the Albury Council election on Saturday night.

17,696 formal votes have been counted to date and Cr Kevin Mack has been the standout perfomer.

His ticket has 5839 first preference votes or 33 per cent of the vote so far.

The next best is Cr Glachan 16.67 per cent followed by Greens 13.34 per cent, Cr van de Ven 12.53 per cent and Labor’s Cr Cameron 10.18 per cent.

Then follows Cr Thurley on 7.66 per cent and the Bert Eastoe ticket on 3.65 per cent.

ACRM has hit rock bottom with just 1.35 per cent of the vote.

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Greater Hume latest: East ward: Cr Wilton 454, Cr Quinn 373, Kim Stewart 324, Cr Heriot 121. South ward: Cr Osborne 698, Matt Hicks 286, Cr Schoff 319, Cr O'Neill 318.

10.57

Lavington Public: Cr Mack 695, Cr van de Ven 352, Cr Glachan 253, Cr Cameron 231, Greens 196.

10.50

Lavington East Public votes are in. Another win to Cr Mack with 481 votes, but the finishing order is different to what we’v witnessed so far.

Labor’s Darren Cameron has finished second with 239 votes ahead of Cr Glachan 231 followed by Cr van de Ven 190 and Greens’ Amanda Cohn 152.

10.40

Touch and go whether Cr Graham Docksey is re-elected to Albury Council.

He was the ninth councillor elected four years ago when he was the second candidate on the Cr Alice Glachan ticket which topped the poll.

He is in the same spot again and on trends to date, Cr Glachan is going to run second to Cr Mack.

10.33

Albury West Public and Cr Mack wins again with 395 votes. Interestingly Greens’  Amanda Cohn goes within one vote of second place-getter Cr Alice Glachan, 237-236.

10.23

Albury High results in and the trend of the night stays true. Cr Mack wins with 421 votes ahead of Cr Glachan 272, Greens (Amanda Cohn), 252, Cr van de Ven 196 and Labor (Cr Cameron) 118.

10.17

Cr Kevin Mack has been safely returned to Albury Council and has spoken about his strong showing in the election on Saturday.

“The people have spoken,” he said.

“The report card is in and after four years in local government, people understand what action looks like.

“The votes are speaking for themselves.”

With close to 13,000 votes counted, Cr Mack is poised to top the poll with 32.98 per cent of the vote so far.

He has spaced his rivals with Cr Alice Glachan next best on 17.23 per cent followed by the Greens, who have snared 13.71 per cent in their first crack at an Albury Council election.

Amanda Cohn is certain to be elected.

Mayor Henk van de Ven is next best 12.05 per cent.

Of the other councillors chasing re-election, Labor's Cr Darren Cameron has 9.60 per cent and leads Cr David Thurley on 7.56 per cent.

9.50

Greater Hume east ward: Cr Wilton 429, Cr Quinn 354, Kim Stewart 308; south ward: Cr Osborne 698, Matt Hicks 386, Cr Schoff 319, Cr O’Neill 318.

9.45

Albury PCYC also goes Cr Mack’s way with 309 votes to Cr Glachan 161.

9.35

BANG! Thurgoona is in. Cr Mack 1066, Cr Glachan 433, Greens 326, Cr van de Ven 301, Cr Cameron 231. 

9.25

Results from first big booth, Albury Public,have lobbed. Cr Mack wins it with 621 votes ahead of Cr Glachan 465 with the Greens performing strongly with 412. Amanda Cohn is well placed to become the first Greens’ candidate elected to Albury Council. 8257 votes counted and Cr Mack has 34.19 per cent of the vote _ roughly double his closest rival, Cr Glachan. The Greens are less than 4 per cent behind Cr Glachan.

9.00

3717 votes counted in Albury and Cr Mack’s lead increases. He has 37.64 per cent of vote ahead of Cr Glachan 16.33 per cent, Greens 12.05 per cent Cr van de Ven 11.92 per cent. Labor is just under 10 per cent.

8.44

Just over 1000 votes counted in Albury and Cr Mack has 31.74 per cent of votes counted ahead of Cr Glachan 16.59 per cent.

8.25

535 votes counted in Albury: Thurley 37, Labor (Cameron) 42, ACRM 6, Glachan 103, Greens (Cohn) 59, Mack 148, van de Ven 70, Eastoe 15; Ungrouped 5.

8.10

354 votes counted in Greater Hume east ward: Tony Quinn 190, Kim Stewart 88, mayor Heather Wilton 46, Stuart Heriot 17, Bruce Quick 10; North Ward 1231 votes counted: Group A (Doug Meyer 436, Annette Schilg 219, Terry Weston 302); Ungrouped Jenni Turner 225, Peter Knight 49; South Ward: 1721 votes counted: Denise Osborne 698, Karen Schoff 319, Matt Hicks 386, Jenny O’Neill 318.

Three councillors to be elected in each ward.

7.28

Present Informal Rate: 11.36%

7.10

Results beginning to trickle in. Less than 100 FP votes counted. Cr Kevin Mack ticket has 25 of them.

6.55

Farrer MP Sussan Ley has confirmed she handed out how-to-vote cards for Albury Council candidate Alice Glachan on Saturday.

"Alice, and her family, have been long time friends,” Ms Ley said.

“She asked if I could help out today and I was happy to do so.

“Party politics has traditionally played very little part in framing Albury City elections or the decisions of council, which I think is a good thing.

“Labor and the Greens chose to form political tickets for this poll and I guess the results will determine whether that was the right decision."

6.20

Labor candidate Darren Cameron has claimed election rival Alice Glachan has been caught-handed with her ties to the Liberal Party during voting for the Albury Council election on Saturday.

Farrer MP and federal cabinet minister Sussan Ley was spotted handing out how-to-vote cards for Cr Glachan in Lavington.

“This is conclusive proof of what I said in the campaign,” Cr Cameron said.

“The Liberal Party faithful were out in droves to support the allegedly independent ticket of Alice Glachan.

“There needs to be legislative reform to prevent not just members, but fellow travellers like David Thurley and Graham Docksey from claiming to be independent.”

Ms Ley and Cr Glachan have been contacted for comment.

Cr Cameron this week called on the NSW Government to tighten regulations around local government elections to prevent rivals running as independents when they have known links to a political party.

Cr Glachan has contested the Albury election as an independent.

6.00

Voting has concluded in local government elections in Albury and Greater Hume elections.