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Elections in Scotland

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Scotland has elections to several bodies: the Scottish Parliament, the United Kingdom Parliament, local councils and community councils. Before the United Kingdom left the European Union, Scotland elected members to the European Parliament.

Scottish Parliament

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See also: Scottish_Parliament § Members.2C_constituencies_and_voting_systems

Scottish Parliamentary elections use the Additional Member System (AMS). Under this system, voters are given two votes: one for their constituency, which elects a single MSP by first-past-the-post; and one for their region, which elects seven MSPs by closed list. Five Scottish Parliamentary elections have been held since the reconvention of the Scottish Parliament in 1999. Elections are held every five years, on the first Thursday in May.

 
Scottish Parliament election results

2021

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Main article: 2021 Scottish Parliament election
 
Party Seats Seats
change 		Constituency votes Constituency votes, of total (%) Constituency vote change (%) Regional votes Regional votes, of total (%) Regional vote change (%) Total votes Total votes, (%) Total votes change (%) Seats won, of total (%)
SNP 64  1 1,291,204 47.7  1.2 1,094,374 40.3  1.4 2,385,578 43.89  0.21 49.6
Conservative 31   592,518 21.9  0.1 637,131 23.5  0.6 1,229,649 22.62  0.15 24.0
Labour 22  2 584,392 21.6  1.0 488,819 18.0  1.0 1,073,211 19.74  1.07 17.05
Scottish Green 8  2 34,990 1.3  0.7 220,324 8.1  1.5 255,314 4.69  1.11 6.2
Liberal Democrats 4  1 187,746 6.9  0.9 137,152 5.1  0.1 324,898 5.97  0.54 3.1
Other 0   15,833 0.58  0.08 137,984 5.1  0.6 153,817 2.83  0.34 0.0
2,706,761 100 2,712,784 100 5,434,851 100
Registered voters/Turnout 4,280,785 63.46  7.66 4,280,785 63.49  7.69 8,561,570 63.47  7.67

2016

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Main article: 2016 Scottish Parliament election
 
A map showing the constituency winners of the Election by their party colours.
Party Seats Seats
change 		Constituency votes Constituency votes, of total (%) Constituency vote change (%) Regional votes Regional votes, of total (%) Regional vote change (%) Total votes Total votes, (%) Total votes change (%) Seats won, of total (%)
SNP 63  6 1,059,897 46.5  1.1 953,587 41.7  2.3 2,013,484 44.10  0.60 48.8
Conservative 31  16 501,844 22.0  8.1 524,222 22.9  10.6 1,026,066 22.47  9.34 24.03
Labour 24  13 514,261 22.6  9.2 435,919 19.1  7.2 950,180 20.81  8.18 18.60
Scottish Green 6  4 13,172 0.6  0.6 150,426 6.6  2.2 163,598 3.58  1.40 4.65
Liberal Democrats 5   178,238 7.8  1.0 119,284 5.2   297,522 6.51  0.04 3.87
Other 0  1 11,741 0.5  0.58 102,314 4.5  3.02 114,055 2.49  1.89 0
2,279,154 100 2,285,752 100 4,564,906 100
Registered voters/Turnout 4,099,907 55.90  5.24 4,099,907 55.75  5.36 5,434,851 55.67  5.30

2011

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Main article: 2011 Scottish Parliament election
 
Party Seats Seats
change 		Constituency votes Constituency votes, of total (%) Constituency vote change (%) Regional votes Regional votes, of total (%) Regional vote change (%) Total votes Total votes, (%) Total votes change (%) Seats won, of total (%)
SNP 69  23 902,915 45.5  12.5 876,421 44.0  13.0 1,779,336 44.70  12.74 53.48
Labour 37  7 630,461 31.7  0.5 523,469 26.3  2.9 1,153,930 28.99  1.64 28.68
Conservative 15  5 276,652 13.9  2.7 245,967 12.4  1.5 522,619 13.13  2.01 11.6
Liberal Democrats 5  12 157,714 7.9  8.2 103,472 5.2  6.1 261,186 6.56  7.18 3.87
Scottish Green 2  1 0 0.0  0.1 86,939 4.4  0.3 86,939 2.18  0.08 1.55
Other 1   21,534 1.08  0.92 149,809 7.52  3.08 171,343 4.30  2.03 0.77
1,989,276 100 1,990,836 100 3,980,112 100
Registered voters/Turnout 3,950,626 50.35  0.70 3,950,626 50.39  1.31 7,901,252 50.37  1.01

2007

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Main article: 2007 Scottish Parliament election
 
Party Seats Seats
change 		Constituency votes Constituency votes, of total (%) Constituency vote change (%) Regional votes Regional votes, of total (%) Regional vote change (%) Total votes Total votes, (%) Total votes change (%) Seats won, of total (%)
SNP 47  20 664,227 32.9  9.1 633,611 31.0  10.1 1,297,838 31.96  9.65 36.43
Labour 46  4 648,374 32.1  2.5 595,415 29.1  0.2 1,243,789 30.63  1.36 35.65
Conservative 17  1 334,743 16.6   284,035 13.9  1.6 614,778 15.14  0.91 13.17
Liberal Democrats 16  1 326,232 16.2  0.8 230,651 11.3  0.5 556,883 13.74  0.17 12.40
Scottish Green 2  5 2,971 0.1  8.5 82,577 4.0  2.9 85,584 2.10  1.34 1.55
Other 1  9 40,431 2.0  7.6 216,577 10.6  4.0 257,008 6.33  6.31 0.77
2,016,978 100 2,042,866 100 4,059,844 100
Registered voters/Turnout 3,950,626 51.05  1.63 3,950,626 51.70  2.30 7,901,252 51.38  1.89

2003

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Main article: 2003 Scottish Parliament election
 
Party Seats Seats
change 		Constituency votes Constituency votes, of total (%) Constituency vote change (%) Regional votes Regional votes, of total (%) Regional vote change (%) Total votes Total votes, (%) Total votes change (%) Seats won, of total (%)
Labour 50  6 663,585 34.6  4.2 561,375 29.3  4.3 1,224,960 31.96  4.25 38.8
SNP 27  8 455,722 23.8  5.1 399,659 20.9  6.4 855,381 22.31  5.70 20.9
Conservative 18   318,279 16.6  1.0 296,929 15.5  0.1 615,208 16.05  0.60 14.0
Liberal Democrats 17   294,347 15.4  1.2 225,774 11.8  0.6 520,121 13.57  0.25 13.2
Scottish Green 7  6 - - - 132,138 6.9  3.3 132,138 3.44  1.65 5.4
Other 10  8 184,641 9.6  6.9 299,946 14.6  7.1 484,587 12.64  7.45 7.9
1,916,574 100 1,915,821 100 3,832,395 100
Registered voters/Turnout 3,877,460 49.42  8.74 3,877,460 49.40  8.57 7,754,920 49.49  8.62


1999

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Main article: 1999 Scottish Parliament election
 
Party Seats Constituency votes Constituency votes, of total (%) Regional votes Regional votes, of total (%) Total votes Total votes, (%) Seats won, of total (%)
Labour 56 908,346 38.8 786,818 33.6 1,695,164 36.21 43.41
SNP 35 672,768 28.7 638,644 27.3 1,311,412 28.01 27.13
Conservative 18 364,425 15.6 359,109 15.4 723,534 15.45 13.95
Liberal Democrats 17 333,179 14.2 290,760 12.4 623,939 13.32 13.17
Scottish Green 1 - - 84,023 3.6 84,023 1.79 0.77
Other 2 63,770 2.7 179,481 7.5 243,251 5.19 1.55
2,342,488 100 2,338,835 100 4,681,323 100
Registered voters/Turnout 4,027,433 58.16 4,027,433 57.97 8,054,866 58.11


By-elections

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Main article: List of Scottish parliamentary by-elections

UK Parliament

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Scotland election results by percentage of popular vote, 1900–2019. Conservative total includes Liberal Unionists 1900–1910 and Liberal Nationals 1931–1964. Liberal total incorporates Liberal Party (1900–1979), Alliance (1983–1987) and Liberal Democrats (since 1992).

2024

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2024 Map
Main articles: 2024 United Kingdom general election and results in Scotland

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Party Seats Seats
change 		Seats
contested 		Votes Votes, of total (%) Change (%)
Labour 37  36 57 851,897 35.3  16.7
SNP 9  39 57 724,758 30.0  15.0
Conservative 5  1 57 307,344 12.7  12.4
Liberal Democrats 6  4 57 234,228 9.7  0.2
Reform UK 0 New 57 167,979 7.0  6.5
Scottish Green 0   44 92,685 3.8  2.8
Other 0   35,919 1.5  1.4
Turnout 2,414,810 59.2  8.4

2019

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2019 Map
Main articles: 2019 United Kingdom general election and results in Scotland

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Party Seats Seats
change 		Seats
contested 		Votes Votes, of total (%) Change (%)
SNP 48  13 59[note 1] 1,242,380 45.0  8.1
Conservative 6  7 59[note 2] 692,939 25.1  3.5
Liberal Democrats 4   59 263,417 9.5  2.8
Labour 1  6 59[note 3] 511,838 18.6  8.5
Scottish Green 0   22[3] 28,122 1.0  0.8
Brexit Party 0   15 13,243 0.5 New
UKIP 0   6 3,303 0.1  0.1
Other 0   3,819 0.1  0.2
Turnout 2,759,061 68.1  1.7
  1. ^ Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath candidate Neale Hanvey was suspended before the election but appeared on ballot papers as an SNP candidate.
  2. ^ Aberdeen North candidate Ryan Houghton and Glasgow Central candidate Flora Scarabello were both suspended before the election but appeared on the ballot paper as Conservative candidates.
  3. ^ Falkirk candidate Safia Ali was suspended before the election but appeared on ballot papers as a Labour candidate.


2017

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2017 Map
Main articles: 2017 United Kingdom general election and results in Scotland

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Party Seats Seats
change 		Seats
contested 		Votes Votes, of total (%) Change (%)
SNP 35  21 59 977,569 36.9  13.1
Conservative 13  12 59 757,949 28.6  13.7
Labour 7  6 59* 717,007 27.1  2.8
Liberal Democrats 4  3 59 179,061 6.8  0.7
Scottish Green 0   3 5,886 0.2  1.1
UKIP 0   10 5,302 0.2  1.4
Other 0     6,921 0.3  
Turnout 2,649,695 66.4  4.7

2015

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Main articles: 2015 United Kingdom general election and results in Scotland
 
2015 Map

At the 2015 election the SNP won a majority of Scottish seats for the first time.

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Party Seats Seats
change 		Seats, of total (%) Seats
contested 		Votes Votes, of total (%) Change (%)
SNP 56   50 94.6 59 1,454,436 50.0  30.1
Labour 1  40 1.7 59* 707,147 24.3  17.7
Conservative 1 0 1.7 59 434,097 14.9  1.8
Liberal Democrats 1  10 1.7 59 219,675 7.5  11.3
UKIP 0   0 41 47,078 1.6  0.9
Scottish Green 0   0 32 39,205 1.3  0.7
Other 0   0 37 8,827 0.3  0.5
Turnout 2,910,465 71.1  6.3

2010

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Main articles: 2010 United Kingdom general election and results in Scotland
 
2010 Map
Party Seats Seats
change 		Seats, of total (%) Candidates Votes % %
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Labour 41   69.4 59 1,035,528 42.0  2.5
Liberal Democrats 11   18.6 59 465,471 18.9  3.7
SNP 6   10.16 59 491,386 19.9  2.3
Conservative 1   1.69 59* 412,855 16.7  0.9
UKIP 0   0 34 17,223 0.7  0.3
Scottish Green 0   0 20 16,827 0.7  0.4
Other 0   0 45 19,555 0.8  0.14
Turnout: 2,465,722 63.8  3.2

* Philip Lardner, the Conservative candidate for North Ayrshire and Arran was disowned by the Conservative Party for comments he posted on his website, calling homosexuality 'abnormal'. It was too late for him to be replaced and he still read as the Scottish Conservative & Unionist Party candidate on the ballot paper.

2005

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Main articles: 2005 United Kingdom general election and results in Scotland
 
2005 Map
Party Seats Seats
change 		Seats,
of total (%) 		Votes % %
change
Labour 41  15 69.4 922,402 39.5  4.5
Liberal Democrats 11  1 18.6 528,076 22.6  6.3
SNP 6  1 10.16 412,267 17.7  2.4
Conservative 1   1.7 369,388 15.8  0.2
Scottish Socialist 0   0 43,514 1.9  1.2
Scottish Green 0   0 25,760 1.1  1.1
UKIP 0   0 8,859 0.4  0.3
Other 0   0 15,490 0.66
Turnout: 2,333,887 60.6   2.4

2001

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Main articles: 2001 United Kingdom general election and results in Scotland
 
2001 Map
Party Seats Seats
change 		Votes % %
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Labour 56   1,001,173 43.3  2.3
Liberal Democrats 10   378,034 16.3  3.3
SNP 5  1 464,314 20.1  2.1
Conservative 1  1 360,658 15.6  1.9
Scottish Socialist 0   72,516 3.1  2.8
Turnout: 2,315,703 58.2  13.1

1997

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Main articles: 1997 United Kingdom general election and results in Scotland
 
1997 Map
Party Seats Seats
change 		Votes % %
change
Labour 56  7 1,283,350 45.6   6.6
Liberal Democrats 10  1 365,362 13.0  0.1
SNP 6  3 621,550 22.1  0.6
Conservative 0  11 493,059 17.5  8.2
Other 0   53,427 2.0  1.2
Turnout: 2,816,748 71.3  4.2

1992

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Main articles: 1992 United Kingdom general election and results in Scotland
 
1992 Map
Party Seats Seats
change 		Votes % %
change
Labour 49   1 1,142,911 39.0   3.4
Conservative 11   1 751,950 25.6   1.6
Liberal Democrats 9   383,856 13.1   6.1
SNP 3   629,564 21.5   7.4
Other 0   23,417 0.8   0.5
Turnout: 2,931,698 75.5   0.4

1987

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Main articles: 1987 United Kingdom general election and results in Scotland
 
1987 Map
Party Seats Seats
change 		Votes % %
change
Labour 50  9 1,258,132 42.4  7.3
Conservative 10  11 713,081 24.0  4.4
Alliance 9  1 570,053 19.2  5.3
SNP 3  1 416,473 14.1  2.3
Other 0   10,069 0.3  
Turnout: 2,967,808 75.1  2.4

1983

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Main articles: 1983 United Kingdom general election and results in Scotland
 
1983 Map
Party Seats Seats
change 		Votes % %
change
Labour 41  3 990,654 35.1  6.5
Conservative 21  1 801,487 28.4  3.0
Alliance 8  5[6] 692,634 24.5  15.5
SNP 2   331,975 11.8  5.5
Other 0   7,830 0.3  0.2
Turnout: 2,824,580 72.7

1979

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Main articles: 1979 United Kingdom general election and results in Scotland
 
1979 Map
Party Seats Seats
change 		Votes % %
change
Labour 44   3 1,211,455 41.5   5.2
Conservative 22   6 916,155 31.4   6.7
SNP 2   9 504,259 17.3   13.1
Liberal 3   262,224 9.0   0.7
SLP 0   13,737 0.5 New
Other 0   2,881 0.1   0.1
Turnout: 2,916,637 76.84

October 1974

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Main articles: October 1974 United Kingdom general election and results in Scotland
 
October 1974 Map
Party Seats Seats
change 		Votes % %
change
Labour 41   1 1,000,581 36.3   0.3
Conservative 16   5 681,327 24.7   8.2
SNP 11   4 839,617 30.4   8.5
Liberal 3   228,855 8.3   0.4
Communist 0   7,453 0.3   0.2
National Front 0   86 0.0 New
Other 0   182 0.0   0.1
Turnout: 2,758,101 74.81

February 1974

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Main articles: February 1974 United Kingdom general election and results in Scotland
 
February 1974 Map
Party Seats Seats
change 		Votes % %
change
Labour 40   4 1,057,601 36.6   7.9
Conservative 21   2 950,668 32.9   5.1
SNP 7   6 633,180 21.9   10.5
Liberal 3   229,162 7.9   2.4
Communist 0   15,071 0.5   0.1
Other 0   1,393 0.1   0.1
Turnout: 2,887,075 78.86

1970

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1970 Map
Main articles: 1970 United Kingdom general election and results in Scotland
Party Seats Seats
change 		Votes % %
change
Labour 44   2 1,197,068 44.5   5.4
Conservative 23   3 1,020,674 38.0   0.4
SNP 1   1 306,802 11.4   6.4
Liberal 3   2 147,667 5.5   1.3
Communist 0   11,408 0.4   0.2
Other 0   4,616 0.2   0.2
Turnout: 2,688,235 73.91

1966

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1966 Map
Main article: 1966 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats
change 		Votes % %
change
Labour 46   3 1,273,916 49.9   1.2
Conservative 20   4 960,675 37.6   3.0
Liberal 5   1 172,447 6.8   0.8
SNP 0   128,474 5.0   2.6
Communist 0   16,230 0.6   0.1
Other 0   638 0.0   0.2
Turnout: 2,552,380

1964

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1964 Map
Main article: 1964 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
  Labour Party 43   5 1,283,667 48.7   2.0
  Unionist 24   1 981,641 37.3   2.5
  National Liberal & Conservative 0   6 88,054 3.3   4.2
  Liberal 4   3 200,063 7.6   3.5
  SNP 0   64,044 2.4   1.6
  Communist 0   12,241 0.5   0.0
  Other 0   4,829 0.2   0.1
Total 71 2,634,539 100

1959

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1959 Map
Main article: 1959 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
  Labour Party 38   4 1,245,255 46.7   0.0
  Unionist 25   5 1,060,609 39.8   1.7
  National Liberal & Conservative 6   199,678 7.5   1.1
  Liberal 1   108,963 4.1   2.1
  Independent Unionist 1   1 12,163 0.5 New
  SNP 0   21,738 0.8   0.3
  Communist 0   12,150 0.5 New
  Fife Socialist League 0   4,886 0.2 New
  Other 0   2,071 0.1   0.2
Total 71 2,667,513 100

1955

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1955 Map
Main article: 1955 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
  Unionist 30   1 1,056,209 41.5   1.6
  National Liberal & Conservative 6   217,733 8.6   0.1
  Labour Party 34   1 1,188,058 46.7   1.2
  Liberal 1   47,273 1.9  0.8
  Communist 0   13,195 0.5   0.1
  SNP 0   12,112 0.5   0.2
  Other 0   8,674 0.3   0.2
Total 71 2,543,254 100

1951

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1951 Map
Main article: 1951 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
  Unionist 29   3 1,108,321 39.9   2.7
  National Liberal & Conservative 6   1 240,977 8.7   1.1
  Labour Party 35   2 1,330,244 47.9   1.7
  Liberal 1   1 76,291 2.7   3.9
  Communist 0   10,947 0.4   0.6
  SNP 0   7,299 0.3   0.1
  Other 0   1 3,758 0.1   0.9
Total 71 2,777,837 100

1950

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1950 Map
Main article: 1950 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
  Labour Party 37   1,259,410 46.2   1.7
  Unionist 26   2 1,013,909 37.2   0.5
  National Liberal & Conservative 5   2 208,101 7.6   4.0
  Liberal 2   2 180,270 6.6   1.0
  SNP 0   9,708 0.4   0.9
  Communist 0   1 27,559 1.0   0.4
  Other 1   2 27,727 1.0   0.7
Total 71 2,726,684 100

1945

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1945 Map
Main article: 1945 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
  Labour Party 37   17 1,144,310 47.9   11.1
  Unionist 24   11 878,206 36.7   5.3
  National Liberal & Conservative 3   4 85,937 3.6   3.1
  Independent Labour Party 3   1 40,725 1.7   3.3
  Independent Liberal 2   2 26,127 1.1   1.1
  Communist 1 - 33,265 1.4   0.8
  Independent Unionist 1   1 13,647 0.6   0.6
  Liberal 0   3 132,849 5.6   1.1
  SNP 0 - 30,595 1.3   0.2
  Common Wealth Party 0 - 4,231 0.2   0.2
Total 71 2,389,892 100

1935

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1935 Map
Main article: 1935 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
  National Government (Total) 43   21 1,135,403 49.8   15.2
  Unionist 35   13 962,595 42.0   7.5
  National Liberal 7 149,072 6.7
  National Labour 1 0 19,115 0.9   0.1
  National 0 4,621 0.2
  Labour Party 20   13 863,789 36.8   4.2
  Liberal 3   4 174,235 6.7   1.9
  Independent Labour Party 4 111,256 5.0
  SNP 0 25,652 1.1
  Communist 1   1 13,462 0.6   0.8
Total 71 2,323,797 100

1931

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1931 Map
Main article: 1931 United Kingdom general election
Main article: 1931 United Kingdom general election in Scotland
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
  National Government (Total) 64 1,385,385 64.0
  Unionist 48  28 1,056,768 49.5  13.6
  National Liberal & Conservative 8 New 101,430 4.9 New
  Liberal 7  6 205,384 8.6  9.5
  National Labour 1 New 21,803 1.0 New
  Labour Party 7  29 696,248 32.6  9.7
  Communist 0   35,618 1.4  0.3
  National Party of Scotland 0   20,954 1.0  0.8
  New Party 0 New 3,895 0.2 New
  Other 0 32,229 0.8
Total 71 2,174,329 100

1929

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1929 Map
Main article: 1929 United Kingdom general election
Main article: 1929 United Kingdom general election in Scotland
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Labour 36   10 937,300 42.3   1.2
Unionist 20   16 792,063 35.9   4.8
Liberal 13   5 407,081 18.1   1.5
Communist 0 - 27,114 1.1   0.4
Scottish Prohibition 1 - 25,037 1.1
National Party of Scotland 0 - 3,313 0.2 New
Other 1 51,033 1.3
Total 71 2,242,941 100

1924

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1924 Map
Main article: 1924 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Unionist 36   22 688,299 40.7   9.1
Labour 26   8 697,146 41.1   5.2
Liberal 8   14 286,540 16.6   11.8
Communist 0 - 15,930 0.7   1.7
Other 1 - 29,193 0.9   0.8
Total 71 1,717,108 100

1923

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1923 Map
Main article: 1923 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Labour 34   5 532,450 35.9   3.7
Liberal (Reunited) 22   5 422,995 28.4   10.8
Unionist 14   1 468,526 31.6   6.5
Communist 0   1 39,448 2.4   1.0
Other 1 - 37,908 1.7   0.4
Total 71 1,501,327 100

1922

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1922 Map
Main article: 1922 United Kingdom general election
Main article: 1922 United Kingdom general election in Scotland
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Labour 29   23 501,254 32.2   9.3
Liberal 15   7 328,649 21.5   6.1
Unionist 13 379,396 25.1
National Liberal 12   13 288,529 17.7   1.4
Communist 1 23,944 1.4
Other 1 47,589 2.1
Total 71 1,569,361 100

1918

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1918 Map
Main article: 1918 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
  Coalition (Total) 54 584,259 52.3
  Coalition Unionist 28 336,530 30.8
  Coalition Liberal 25 221,145 19.1
  Coalition Labour 1 14,247 1.3
  Coalition NDP 0 12,337 1.1
  Labour 6 265,744 22.9 +19.3
  Liberal 8 163,960 15.0 -36.6
  Unionist 2 21,939 2.0
  Co-operative Party 0 19,841 1.8
  Highland Land League 0 8,710 0.8
  Scottish Prohibition Party 0 5,212 0.5
  NDP 0 4,297 0.4
  Other 1 52,749 4.7
Total 71 1,126,711 100

1910 December

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Main article: December 1910 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
  Liberal 57   1 306,378 53.6   0.6
  Conservative and Liberal Unionist 10   1 244,785 42.6   3.0
  Labour Party 3   1 24,633 3.6   1.5
  Other 0   1 1,947 0.2   0.9
Total 70 577,743 100

1910 January

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Main article: January 1910 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
  Liberal 58   354,847 54.2   2.2
  Conservative and Liberal Unionist 9   1 260,033 39.6   1.4
  Labour Party 2   37,852 5.1   2.8
  Other 1   1 7,710 1.1
Total 70 660,442 100

1906

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Main article: 1906 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
  Liberal 58   24 336,400 56.4   6.2
  Conservative and Liberal Unionist 10   26 225,802 38.2   10.8
  Labour 2   2 16,897 2.3
  Other 0 17,815 3.1
Total 70 596,914 100

1900

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Main article: 1900 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
  Conservative and Liberal Unionist 36   5 237,217 49.0   1.6
  Liberal 34   5 245,092 50.2   1.5
  Scottish Workers' 0   3,107 0.6
  Other 0   814 0.2
Total 70 486,230 100

1895

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Main article: 1895 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Liberal 39   12 236,446 51.7   2.2
Conservative & Liberal Unionist 31   12 214,403 47.4   3
  Independent Labour Party 0   4,269 0.8   0.8
Total 70 100

1892

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Main article: 1892 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Liberal 51   8 256,944 53.9   0.3
Conservative & Liberal Unionist 19   8 209,944 44.4   2.0
Scottish Trades Councils Labour 0   2,313 0.5   0.5
Scottish Parliamentary Labour 0   2,043 0.4   0.4
  Other 0   3,886 0.8   0.8
Total 70 475,130 100

1886

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Main article: 1886 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Liberal 43   8 193,801 53.6   0.3
Conservative & Liberal Unionist 27   19 164,314 46.4   12.1
Total 70 358,115 100

1885

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Main article: 1885 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Liberal 51   1 238,627 53.3   16.8
Conservative 8   2 151,137 34.3   4.4
Independent Liberal & Crofters Party 4   4 16,551 3.7   3.7
Independent Liberal 7   7 38,214 8.6   8.6
Others 0  
Scottish Land Restoration League 0   2,359 0.5   0.5
Total 70   12 446,888 100

1880

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Main article: 1880 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Liberal 52   12 195,517 70.1   1.7
Conservative 6   12 75,145 29.9   1.7
Total 58 269,662 100

1874

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Main article: 1874 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Liberal 40   11 148,345 68.4   14.1
Conservative 18   11 63,193 31.6   14.1
Total 58 211,538 100

1868

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Main article: 1868 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Liberal 51   9 125,356 82.5   2.9
Conservative 7   4 23,985 17.5   2.9
Total 58   5 149,341 100

1865

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Main article: 1865 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Liberal 42  2 43,480 85.4   21.0
Conservative 11  2 4,305 14.6   19.0
Total 53 47,785 100

1859

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Main article: 1859 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Liberal 40  1 5,174 66.4   18.4
Conservative & Liberal Unionist 13  1 2,616 33.6   18.4
Total 53 7,790 100

1857

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Main article: 1857 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Liberal 39   6 31,999 84.8   12.2
Conservative & Liberal Unionist 14   6 4,060 15.2   12.2
Total 53 36,059 100

1852

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Main article: 1852 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Whig 33 - 21,015 72.6   9.1
Conservative & Liberal Conservative 20 - 6,955 27.4   9.1
Total 53 27,970 100

1847

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Main article: 1847 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Whig 33 - 20,092 81.7   19.9
Conservative & Liberal Conservative 20 - 3,509 18.3   20.0
Total 53 23,601 100

1841

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Main article: 1841 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Whig 31   2 16,356 60.8   6.8
Conservative 22   2 9,793 38.3   8.3
Chartist 0 385 0.9
Total 53 26,354 100

1837

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Main article: 1837 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Whig 33   5 22,082 54.0   8.8
Conservative 20   5 18,569 46.0   8.8
Total 53 - 40,651 100

1835

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Main article: 1835 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Whig 38   5 28,307 62.8   16.2
Conservative 15   5 15,733 37.2   16.2
Total 53 44,040 100

1832

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Main article: 1832 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Whig 43   22 44,003 79.0
Tory 10   13 9,752 21.0
Total 53 53,755 100

1831

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Main article: 1831 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Tory 23   10
Whig 21   9
Doubtful 1   1
Total 45 100

1830

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Main article: 1830 United Kingdom general election
Party Seats Seats change Votes % % Change
Tory 33
Whig 12
Total 45 100

Local councils

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Since 1995, local elections in Scotland have been generally held every four years for all the 32 unitary authorities created under the Local Government etc. (Scotland) Act 1994. Between 1975 and 1992, elections were held every two years for either district or regional council, which sat for four-year terms. Those arrangements were set up by the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973.

As one consequence of the Gould Report,[7] which was a response to the fiasco of the 2007 elections, the next council elections were scheduled for 2012 (one year after the Parliamentary elections in 2011).

2022

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Main article: 2022 Scottish local elections

2017

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The elections were held again using the STV system of proportional representation, and as with the 2012 Scottish local elections, they were delayed for one year to ensure they were not held on the same day as the 2016 Scottish Parliament elections (which was delayed for a year, owing to the 2015 general election). For full analysis see 2017 Scottish local elections.

2012

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Main article: 2012 Scottish local elections

The election was contested for the second time under the STV system of proportional representation. It was the first time in 13 years that the elections had not been held on the same day as the Scottish Parliament elections.

Past elections

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By-elections

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2008

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  • date to be announced: Abbey (4-member ward), Dumfries and Galloway, 1 member elected by single transferable vote: result pending (result May 2007: 2 Con, 1 SNP, 1 Lab)
  • 1 May: Troup (3-member ward), Aberdeenshire, 1 member elected by single transferable vote: result pending (result May 2007: 1 SNP, 1 Con, 1 Ind)
  • 6 March: Cambuslang East (3-member ward), South Lanarkshire, 1 member elected by single transferable vote: Lab gain from SNP (result May 2007: 2 Lab, 1 SNP; after by election: 3 Lab)
  • 28 Feb: Lerwick South (4-member ward), Shetland, 1 member elected by single transferable vote: Ind hold (result May 2007: 4 Ind; after by election: 4 Ind)
  • 21 Feb: Highland (3-member ward), Perth and Kinross, 1 member elected by single transferable vote: SNP hold (result May 2007: 2 SNP, 1 Con; after by election: 2 SNP, 1 Con)
  • 14 Feb: Elgin City South (3-member ward), Moray, 1 member elected by single transferable vote: SNP gain from Ind (result May 2007: 1 SNP, 1 Lab, 1 Ind; after by election: 2 SNP, 1 Lab)
  • 31 January: Kilsyth (3-member ward), North Lanarkshire, 1 member elected by single transferable vote: Lab hold (result May 2007: 2 Lab, 1 SNP; after by election: 2 Lab, 1 SNP)

2007

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  • 22 November: Lochee (4-member ward), Dundee, 1 member elected by single transferable vote: SNP hold (result May 2007: 2 SNP, 2 Lab; after by election: 2 SNP, 2 Lab)
  • 4 October: Helensburgh and Lomond South (3-member ward), Argyll and Bute, 1 member elected by single transferable vote: Lib Dem gain from Ind (result May 2007: 1 Con, 1 Ind, 1 Lib Dem; after by election: 2 Lib Dem, 1 Con)
  • 16 August: Midstocket/Rosemount (3-member ward), Aberdeen, 1 member elected by single transferable vote: SNP gain from Con (result May 2007: 1 Con, 1 SNP, 1 Lab; after by election: 2 SNP, 1 Lab)

2006

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2005

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European Parliament

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In 1999, a Scotland-wide constituency replaced eight first-past-the-post constituencies used in the elections between 1979 and 1994. This returned eight MEPs under the d'Hondt method of party-list proportional representation system. Since then the number of MEPs returned by Scotland has been reduced twice, to seven in 2004, and then to six in 2009.

Following the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union on 31 January 2020, Scotland no longer elects representatives to the European Parliament.

Elected candidates are shown in bold. Brackets indicate the number of votes per seat won.

2019

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Main article: 2019 European Parliament election in the United Kingdom
European Election 2019: Scotland[8][9][10][11]
List Candidates Votes Of total (%) ± from prev.
SNP Alyn Smith, Christian Allard, Aileen McLeod
Margaret Ferrier, Heather Anderson, Alex Kerr[12] 		594,553
(198,184.3) 		37.8% +8.8
Brexit Party Louis Stedman-Bryce
Karina Walker, James Ferguson-Hannah, Stuart Waiton, Paul Aitken, Calum Walker 		233,006 14.8% New
Liberal Democrats Sheila Ritchie
Fred Mackintosh, Catriona Bhatia, Vita Zaporozcenko, John Edward, Clive Sneddon[13] 		218,285 13.8% +6.8
Conservative Nosheena Mobarik
Ian McGill, Shona Haslam, Iain Whyte, Andrea Gee, Michael Kusznir[14] 		182,476 11.6% −5.6
Labour David Martin, Jayne Baxter, Craig Miller, Amy Lee Fraioli, Callum O’Dwyer, Angela Bretherton[15] 146,724 9.3% −16.6
Scottish Green Maggie Chapman, Lorna Slater, Gillian Mackay, Chas Booth, Mags Hall, Allan Faulds 129,603 8.2% +0.1
Change UK – The Independent Group David Macdonald,1 Kate Forman, Peter Griffiths, Heather Astbury, Colin McFadyen, Cathy Edgeworth 30,004 1.9% New
UKIP Donald MacKay, Janice MacKay, Otto Inglis, Mark Meechan, Roy Hill[16] 28,418 1.8% −8.7
Independent Gordon Edgar[17] 6,128 0.4% N/A
Independent Ken Parke[17] 2,049 0.1% N/A
Turnout 1,561,226 39.9% + 6.4

2014

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European Parliament election 2014: Scotland[18][19][20][21]
List Candidates Votes Of total (%) ± from prev.
SNP Ian Hudghton, Alyn Smith,
Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh, Stephen Gethins, Toni Giugliano, Chris Stephens 		389,503
(194,751.5) 		29.0 –0.1
Labour David Martin, Catherine Stihler,
Derek  Munn, Katrina Murray, Asim Khan, Kirsty O'Brien 		348,219
(174,109.5) 		25.9 +5.1
Conservative Ian Duncan, Belinda Don, Nosheena  Mobarik, Jamie Gardiner,
Iain McGill, Stuart McIntyre 		231,330 16.8 +0.4
UKIP David Coburn, Kevin  Newton, Otto Inglis, Denise Baykal, Hugh  Hatrick, Malcolm Mackay 140,534 10.5 +5.3
Scottish Green Maggie Chapman, Chas Booth, Grace Murray, Alastair Whitelaw, Anne Thomas, Steen Parish 108,305 8.1 +0.8
Liberal Democrats George Lyon, Christine Jardine, Richard Brodie, Jade Holden,
Siobhan Mathers, Euan Davidson 		95,319 7.1 –4.4
Britain First James Dowson, John Arthur Randall, Jayda Fransen, Geoffrey Clynch, Margaret Clynch, Jane Shepherd 13,551 2.0 [new]
BNP Kenneth McDonald, David Orr, Victoria McKenzie, Angus Matthys, Paul Stafford, Stacey Fleming 10,150 0.8 –1.7
NO2EU John Foster. Andrew Elliott, Murdo Maclean, Gail Morrow, Brian Smith, Richard Veitch 6,388 0.5 –0.4
Turnout 1,343,299 33.5% +5.0%

2009

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European Parliament election 2009: Scotland[22][23]
List Candidates Votes Of total (%) ± from prev.
SNP Ian Hudghton, Alyn Smith
Aileen McLeod, Drew Hendry, Duncan Ross, Gordon Archer 		321,007
(160,503.5) 		29.1 +9.4
Labour David Martin, Catherine Stihler
Mary Lockhart, Paul McAleavely, Kirsty Connell, Nasim Khan[24] 		229,853
(114,926.5) 		20.8 −5.6
Conservative Struan Stevenson
Belinda Don, Helen Gardiner, Donald G. MacDonald, Gerald Michaluk, PJ Lewis[25] 		185,794 16.8 −0.9
Liberal Democrats George Lyon
Euan Robson, Robert Aldridge, Patsy Kenton, Douglas Herbison, Clive Sneddon[26] 		127,038 11.5 −1.6
Scottish Green Elaine Morrison, Chas Booth, Kirsten Robb, Alastair Whitelaw, Ruth Dawkins, Peter McColl 80,442 7.3 +0.5
UKIP Peter Adams, Paul Hencke, Phillip Anderson, Matthew Desmond, Donald Mackay, Paul Wiffen, Kathleen Desmond[27] 57,788 5.2 −1.5
BNP Gary Raikes, Charlie Baillie, Deborah McKnight, Roy Jones, Max Dunbar, Elise Jones[28] 27,174 2.5 +0.8
Socialist Labour Louise McDaid, David Jacobsen, Katherine McGavigan, James Berrington, Claire Watt, James McDaid 22,135 2.0 +2.0
Scottish Christian Sheila McLaughlan, John Smart, Brian Ross, Archie Linnegan, Christine Cormack, Isobel Anne Macleod 16,738 1.5 +1.5
Scottish Socialist Colin Fox, Angela Gorrie, Johanna Dind, Nick McKerrell, Raphie de Santos, Felicity Garvie 10,404 0.9 −4.3
Independent Duncan Robertson 10,189 0.9 +0.9
NO2EU John Foster, Tommy Sheridan, Leah Ganley, Stuart Hyslop, Ajit Singh Uppal, Tom Morrison 9,693 0.9 +0.9
Jury Team Alan Wallace, John O'Callaghan, Stuart Brown, Kenneth Lees, Mev Brown, Austin Compson-Bradford[29] 6,257 0.6 +0.6
Turnout 1,104,512 28.5 −2.4

2004

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European Parliament election 2004: Scotland[30]
List Candidates Votes Of total (%) ± from prev.
Labour David Martin, Catherine Stihler
Bill Miller, Kirsty O'Brien, Colin Smyth, Catriona Renton, Gemma Doyle 		310,865
(155,432.5) 		26.4 −2.3
SNP Ian Hudghton, Alyn Smith
Kenneth Gibson, Douglas Henderson, Alexander Nicholson, Alex Orr, Janet Law, Duncan Ross 		231,505
(115,752.5) 		19.7 −7.5
Conservative Struan Stevenson, John Purvis
Cameron Buchanan, Sebastian Leslie, Anne Harper, Paul Nelson, Douglas Taylor 		209,028
(104,514) 		17.8 −2.0
Liberal Democrats Elspeth Attwooll
Robert Aldridge, Alex Bruce, Karen Freel, Douglas Herbison, Clive Sneddon, Christine James, Jermaine Allison 		154,178 13.1 +3.3
Scottish Green Chas Booth, Tara O'Leary, Martin Bartos, Moira Dunworth, Alastair Whitelaw, Katherine Joester, James Park 79,695 6.8 +1.0
UKIP Peter Troy, Philip Anderson, George Cormack, Michael Phillips, Janice Murdock, Donald Mackay, Peter Nielson 78,828 6.7 +5.4
Scottish Socialist Felicity Garvie, Nick McKerrel, Hugh Kerr, Catriona Grant, Lynn Sheridan, John Sangster, Andrew Rossiter 61,356 5.2 +1.2
Christian Vote George Hargreaves, William Thompson, Richard Russell, David Braid, Marion McNeill, Mary Hay, Rose Irtwange 21,056 1.8 N/A
BNP Steven Blake, Scott McLean, David Kerr, Stephen Burns, Bryan Dickson, Craig McComb, John Bean[31] 19,427 1.7 +1.3
Scottish Wind Watch Brendan Hamill, Sylvia Thorne, Charles Bennie, Jennifer Scobie, Bennie Palmer, Helen Pass, Richard Hammock 7,255 0.6 N/A
Independent Fergus Tait 3,624 0.3 N/A
Turnout 1,176,817 30.9 +6.2

1999

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European Parliament election 1999: Scotland[32]
List Candidates Votes Of total (%) ± from prev.
Labour David Martin, Bill Miller, Catherine Taylor
Christine May, Hugh McMahon, James Paton, John Clifford, Jeanette Bradley 		283,490
(94,496.67) 		28.7 N/A
SNP Ian Hudghton, Neil MacCormick
Anne Gillies, Gordon Wilson, Janet Law, Kris Browne, Ian Goldie, Josephine Docherty 		268,528
(134,264) 		27.2 N/A
Conservative Struan Stevenson, John Purvis
Anne Harper, Cameron Buchanan, Sebastian Leslie, Iain Mitchell, Peter Ramsay, Anthony Gilbey 		195,296
(97,648) 		19.8 N/A
Liberal Democrats Elspeth Attwooll
Robert Aldridge, Neil Mitchison, Heather Lyall, Clive Sneddon, Danus Skene, Karen Freel, Jayne Struthers 		96,971 9.8 N/A
Scottish Green Marion Coyne, Eleanor Scott, Phil O'Brien, Graeme Farmer, Linda Hendry, Chris Ballance, Kay Allan, Alastair Whitelaw 57,142 5.8 N/A
Scottish Socialist Hugh Kerr, Rosie Kane, Harvey Duke, Catherine Stewart, Colin Fox, Shareen Blackall, Steve Arnott, Frances Curran 39,720 4.0 N/A
Pro-Euro Conservative Paul Dwyer, Joanna Lavender, Douglas McConchie, Richard Ashurst, Neasa MacEarlean, Oliver Grant, Alexander Skinner, James Waters 17,781 1.8 N/A
UKIP Alistair McConnachie, Donald Mackay, James McKenna, Stuart Brown, Matthew Henderson, Joseph Smith, Peter Nielson, John Mumford 12,459 1.3 N/A
Socialist Labour Louise McDaid, Christopher Herriot, Katharine McGavigan, Stephen Mayes, Patricia Graham, Colin Turbett, Margaret Stead, James Galloway 9,385 1.0 N/A
BNP Kenneth Smith, Scott McLean,[33] Russell Bradley, Mark Allen, Paul Wilkinson, Robert Currie, David Kerr,[34] James Mills 3,729 0.4 N/A
Natural Law James McKissock, George Stidolph, Diana Kras, Kenneth Blair, David Pettigrew, Iain Petrie, Anna Rawlinson, Thomas Pringle 2,087 0.2 N/A
Accountant for Lower Scottish Taxes Charles Lawson 1,632 0.2 N/A
Turnout 988,310 24.7 N/A

Pre-1999 elections

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For full details of results please referee to related articles;

1994

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Party Seats Seats
change 		Votes % %
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Labour 6 -1 635,955 42.51 +0.65
SNP 2 +1 487,239 32.57 +6.94
Conservative 0   216,669 14.48 –6.41
Liberal Democrats 0   107,811 7.21 +2.92
Scottish Green 0   23,304 1.56 –5.69
Scottish Militant Labour 0 – 12,113 0.81 –
Natural Law 0 – 5,037 0.34 –
Liberal 0 – 3,249 0.22 –
Socialist (GB) 0 – 1,832 0.12 –
UKIP 0 – 1,096 0.07 –
Communist 0   689 0.05 –0.02
Independent 0 – 584 0.04 –
International Communist 0   381 0.03 +0.02
Turnout: 1,495,959

1989

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Party Seats Seats
change 		Votes % %
change
Labour 7 +2 664,263 41.86 +0.87
SNP 1   406,686 25.63 +7.81
Conservative 0 –2 331,495 20.89 –4.83
Green 0   115,028 7.25 +7.05
SLD 0   68,056 4.29 –11.31
Communist 0 – 1,164 0.07 –
International Communist 0 – 193 0.01 –
Turnout: 1,586,885

1984

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Party Seats Seats
change 		Votes % %
change
Labour 5 +3 526,066 40.99 +8.00
Conservative 2 –3 332,771 25.72 –7.96
SNP 1   230,594 17.82 –1.56
Alliance 0   201,782 15.60 –1.65
Ecology 0 – 2,560 0.20 –
Turnout: 1,293,773

1979

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Party Seats Seats
change 		Votes % %
change
Conservative 5 – 430,772 33.68 –
Labour 2 – 421,968 32.99 –
SNP 1 – 247,836 19.38 –
Liberal 0 – 178,433 13.95 –
Turnout: 1,279,009

Referendums

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To date eight referendums have been held in Scotland, covering a wide range of issues.

See also

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References

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  2. ^ "Results of the 2019 General Election in Scotland". BBC. Retrieved 28 December 2019.
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