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|name = Central Scotland |constituency_type = electoral region |parl_name = Scottish Parliament |image = |caption = Central Scotland shown within Scotland |year = 1999 |abolished = |member_label = MSPs |members = Scottish National Party 9 Labour 4 Conservative 3 |local_council_label = Council areas |local_council = Falkirk North Lanarkshire South Lanarkshire (part) |parts_label = Constituencies |parts = Airdrie and Shotts Coatbridge and Chryston Cumbernauld and Kilsyth East Kilbride Falkirk East Falkirk West Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse Motherwell and Wishaw Uddingston and Bellshill }} Central Scotland (Meadhan-Alba in Gaelic) is one of the eight electoral regions of the Scottish Parliament which were created in 1999. Nine of the parliament's 73 first past the post constituencies are sub-divisions of the region and it elects seven of the 56 additional-member Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs). Thus it elects a total of 16 MSPs. Constituencies and council areas 2011–As a result of the First Periodic Review of Scottish Parliament Boundaries the boundaries for the region and constituencies were redrawn for the 2011 Scottish Parliament election.
Constituencies and council areas 1999–2011The constituencies were created in 1999 with the names and boundaries of Westminster constituencies, as existing in at that time.[1] They cover all of two council areas,[2] the Falkirk council area and the North Lanarkshire council area, and parts of three others, the East Ayrshire council area, the East Dumbartonshire council area and the South Lanarkshire council area. The rest of the East Ayrshire council area is within the South of Scotland region, the rest of the East Dunbartonshire council area is within the West of Scotland region, and the rest of the South Lanarkshire council area is within the Glasgow and South of Scotland regions.
Boundary changesThe Boundary Commission recommended changes to the electoral regions used to elect "list" members of the Scottish Parliament. The new "Central Scotland" region was formed from the constituencies of Airdrie and Shotts; Coatbridge and Chryston; Cumbernauld and Kilsyth; East Kilbride; Falkirk East; Falkirk West; Hamilton, Lanark and Stonehouse; Motherwell and Wishaw; and Uddingston and Bellshill. Members of the Scottish ParliamentConstituency MSPs
Regional List MSPsN.B. This table is for presentation purposes only
Election results2016 Scottish Parliament electionIn the 2016 Scottish Parliament election the region elected MSPs as follows:
Constituency results{{Scottish Constituency Election box begin | title=Scottish Parliament general election, 2016: Central Scotland}}|constituency = Airdrie and Shotts |MSP = Alex Neil |winner = Scottish National Party }} |constituency = Coatbridge and Chryston |MSP = Fulton MacGregor |winner = Scottish National Party |loser = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Cumbernauld and Kilsyth |MSP = Jamie Hepburn |winner = Scottish National Party }} |constituency = East Kilbride |MSP = Linda Fabiani |winner = Scottish National Party }} |constituency = Falkirk East |MSP = Angus MacDonald |winner = Scottish National Party }} |constituency = Falkirk West |MSP = Michael Matheson |winner = Scottish National Party }} |constituency = Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse |MSP = Christina McKelvie |winner = Scottish National Party }} |constituency = Motherwell and Wishaw |MSP = Clare Adamson |winner = Scottish National Party |loser = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Uddingston and Bellshill |MSP = Richard Lyle |winner = Scottish National Party |loser = Scottish Labour Party }}{{Election box end}} Additional Member results{{Scottish Electoral Area Election box begin | title=Scottish Parliament election, 2016: Central Scotland}}|party = Scottish National Party |votes = 129,082 |percentage = 47.7% |change = +1.3% |number = 0 |numberchange= -3 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Scottish Labour Party |votes = 67,103 |percentage = 24.8% |change = -10.5% |number = 4 |numberchange= +1 |elected = Richard Leonard Monica Lennon Mark Griffin Elaine Smith }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Scottish Conservative Party |votes = 43,602 |percentage = 16.1% |change = +9.7% |number = 3 |numberchange= +2 |elected = Margaret Mitchell Graham Simpson Alison Harris }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Scottish Green Party |votes = 12,722 |percentage = 4.7% |change = +2.3% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} {{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link||party = UK Independence Party |votes = 6,088 |percentage = 2.2% |change = +1.7% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} |party = Scottish Liberal Democrats |votes = 5,015 |percentage = 1.9% |change = +0.4% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Solidarity (Scotland) |votes = 2,684 |percentage = 1.0% |change = +0.8% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Scottish Christian Party |votes = 2,314 |percentage = 0.9% |change = -0.5% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} |party = RISE – Scotland's Left Alliance |votes = 1,636 |percentage = 0.6% |change = +0.6% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region| |party = Independent |votes = 460 |percentage = 0.2% |change = +0.2% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected ={{Election box end}} 2011 Scottish Parliament electionIn the 2011 Scottish Parliament election the region elected MSPs as follows:
Constituency results{{Scottish Constituency Election box begin | title=Scottish Parliament general election, 2011: Central Scotland}}|constituency = Airdrie and Shotts |MSP = Alex Neil |winner = Scottish National Party |loser = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Coatbridge and Chryston |MSP = Elaine Smith |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Cumbernauld and Kilsyth |MSP = Jamie Hepburn |winner = Scottish National Party |loser = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = East Kilbride |MSP = Linda Fabiani |winner = Scottish National Party |loser = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Falkirk East |MSP = Angus MacDonald |winner = Scottish National Party |loser = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Falkirk West |MSP = Michael Matheson |winner = Scottish National Party }} |constituency = Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse |MSP = Christina McKelvie |winner = Scottish National Party |loser = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Motherwell and Wishaw |MSP = John Pentland |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Uddingston and Bellshill |MSP = Michael McMahon |winner = Scottish Labour Party }}{{Election box end}} Additional Member results{{Scottish Electoral Area Election box begin | title=Scottish Parliament election, 2011: Central Scotland}}|party = Scottish National Party |votes = 108,261 |percentage = 46.4% |change = +15.5% |number = 3 |numberchange= -2 |elected = Richard Lyle John Wilson Clare Adamson }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Scottish Labour Party |votes = 82,459 |percentage = 35.3% |change = -4.6% |number = 3 |numberchange= +3 |elected = Siobhan McMahon Mark Griffin Margaret McCulloch }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Scottish Conservative Party |votes = 14,870 |percentage = 6.4% |change = -1.0% |number = 1 |numberchange= ±0 |elected = Margaret Mitchell }} |party = All Scotland Pensioners Party |votes = 5,793 |percentage = 2.5% |change = -0.1% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Scottish Green Party |votes = 5,634 |percentage = 2.4% |change = -0.1% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} {{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link||party = Scottish Liberal Democrats |votes = 3,318 |percentage = 1.4% |change = -3.8% |number = 0 |numberchange= -1 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Scottish Christian Party |votes = 3,173 |percentage = 1.4% |change = -0.7% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Socialist Labour Party (UK) |votes = 2,483 |percentage = 1.1% |change = +0.3% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} |party = British National Party |votes = 2,214 |percentage = 0.9% |change = -0.5% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Scottish Unionist Party (modern) |votes = 1,545 |percentage = 0.7% |change = +0.1% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} |party = UK Independence Party |votes = 1,263 |percentage = 0.5% |change = +0.3% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region| |party = Independent |votes = 821 |percentage = 0.4% |change = n/a |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} {{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link||party = Scottish Socialist Party |votes = 820 |percentage = 0.4% |change = -0.6% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region| |party = Solidarity (Scotland) |votes = 559 |percentage = 0.2% |change = -1.5% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} {{Election box scottish candidate electoral region||party = Scottish Homeland Party |votes = 337 |percentage = 0.1% |change = n/a |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = 2007 Scottish Parliament election
Constituency results{{Scottish Constituency Election box begin | title=Scottish Parliament election, 2007: Central Scotland}}|constituency = Airdrie and Shotts |MSP = Karen Whitefield |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Coatbridge and Chryston |MSP = Elaine Smith |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Cumbernauld and Kilsyth |MSP = Cathie Craigie |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = East Kilbride |MSP = Andy Kerr |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Falkirk East |MSP = Cathy Peattie |winner = Scottish Labour Party }}{{Election box constituency gain electoral region with party link| |constituency = Falkirk West |MSP = Michael Matheson |winner = Scottish National Party |loser = Independent (politician) }} |constituency = Hamilton North and Bellshill |MSP = Michael McMahon |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Hamilton South |MSP = Tom McCabe |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Kilmarnock and Loudoun |MSP = Willie Coffey |winner = Scottish National Party |loser = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Motherwell and Wishaw |MSP = Jack McConnell |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} Additional member results{{Scottish Electoral Area Election box begin | title=Scottish Parliament election, 2007: Central Scotland}}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link||party = Scottish Labour Party |votes = 112,596 |percentage = 39.6% |change = -0.8% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} |party = Scottish National Party |votes = 89,210 |percentage = 31.4% |change = +8.8% |number = 5 |numberchange= +2 |elected = Alex Neil Linda Fabiani Jamie Hepburn Christina McKelvie John Wilson }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Scottish Conservative Party |votes = 24,253 |percentage = 8.5% |change = -0.6% |number = 1 |numberchange= ±0 |elected = Margaret Mitchell }} |party = Scottish Liberal Democrats |votes = 14,648 |percentage = 5.2% |change = -0.7% |number = 1 |numberchange= ±0 |elected = Hugh O'Donnell }} |party = Scottish Green Party |votes = 7,204 |percentage = 2.5% |change = -2.1% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} {{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link||party = Scottish Senior Citizens Unity Party |votes = 7,060 |percentage = 2.5% |change = -4.0% |number = 0 |numberchange= -1 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Scottish Christian Party |votes = 5,575 |percentage = 2.0% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Solidarity (Scotland) |votes = 5,012 |percentage = 1.8% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} |party = Christian Peoples Alliance |votes = 4,617 |percentage = 1.6% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = British National Party |votes = 4,125 |percentage = 1.4% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Socialist Labour Party (UK) |votes = 2,303 |percentage = 0.8% |change = -0.7% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} |party = Scottish Socialist Party |votes = 2,188 |percentage = 0.8% |change = -6.5% |number = 0 |numberchange= -1 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link| |party = Scottish Voice |votes = 1,955 |percentage = 0.7% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} {{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link||party = Scottish Unionist Party (modern) |votes = 1,544 |percentage = 0.5% |change = -0.3% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }}{{Election box scottish candidate electoral region| |party = Publican Party |votes = 1,500 |percentage = 0.5% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} {{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link||party = United Kingdom Independence Party |votes = 722 |percentage = 0.2% |change = -0.1% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = 2003 Scottish Parliament electionIn the 2003 Scottish Parliament election the region elected MSPs as follows:
Constituency results{{Scottish Constituency Election box begin | title=Scottish Parliament election, 2003: Central Scotland}}|constituency = Airdrie and Shotts |MSP = Karen Whitefield |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Coatbridge and Chryston |MSP = Elaine Smith |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Cumbernauld and Kilsyth |MSP = Cathie Craigie |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = East Kilbride |MSP = Andy Kerr |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Falkirk East |MSP = Cathy Peattie |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Falkirk West |MSP = Dennis Canavan |winner = Independent (politician) }} |constituency = Hamilton North and Bellshill |MSP = Michael McMahon |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Hamilton South |MSP = Tom McCabe |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Kilmarnock and Loudoun |MSP = Margaret Jamieson |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Motherwell and Wishaw |MSP = Jack McConnell |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} Additional member results{{Scottish Electoral Area Election box begin | title=Scottish Parliament election, 2003: Central Scotland}}|party = Scottish Labour Party |votes = 106,318 |percentage = 40.41% |change = +1.13% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} |party = Scottish National Party |votes = 59,274 |percentage = 22.53% |change = -5.25% |number = 3 |numberchange= −2 |elected = Alex Neil Michael Matheson Linda Fabiani }} |party = Scottish Conservative Party |votes = 24,121 |percentage = 9.17% |change = +0.02% |number = 1 |numberchange= ±0 |elected = Margaret Mitchell }} |party = Scottish Socialist Party |votes = 19,016 |percentage = 7.23% |change = +5.49% |number = 1 |numberchange= +1 |elected = Carolyn Leckie }} |party = Scottish Senior Citizens Unity Party |votes = 17,146 |percentage = 6.52% |change = N/A |number = 1 |numberchange= +1 |elected = John Swinburne }} |party = Scottish Liberal Democrats |votes = 15,494 |percentage = 5.89% |change = -0.31% |number = 1 |numberchange= ±0 |elected = Donald Gorrie }} |party = Scottish Green Party |votes = 12,248 |percentage = 4.66% |change = +2.87 |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} |party = Socialist Labour Party (UK) |votes = 3,855 |percentage = 1.47% |change = -1.85% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} |party = Scottish Unionist Party (modern) |votes = 2,147 |percentage = 0.82% |change = -0.05% |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} |party = Independent (politician) |votes = 1,265 |percentage = 0.48% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} |party = Scottish People's Alliance |votes = 1,192 |percentage = 0.45% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected = }} {{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link||party = United Kingdom Independence Party |votes = 1,009 |percentage = 0.38% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= 0 |elected ={{Election box end}} 1999 Scottish Parliament electionIn the 1999 Scottish Parliament election the region elected MSPs as follows:
Constituency results{{Scottish Constituency Election box begin | title=Scottish Parliament election, 1999: Central Scotland}}|constituency = Airdrie and Shotts |MSP = Karen Whitefield |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Coatbridge and Chryston |MSP = Elaine Smith |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Cumbernauld and Kilsyth |MSP = Cathie Craigie |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = East Kilbride |MSP = Andy Kerr |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Falkirk East |MSP = Cathy Peattie |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Falkirk West |MSP = Dennis Canavan |winner = Independent (politician) }} |constituency = Hamilton North and Bellshill |MSP = Michael McMahon |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Hamilton South |MSP = Tom McCabe |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Kilmarnock and Loudoun |MSP = Margaret Jamieson |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} |constituency = Motherwell and Wishaw |MSP = Jack McConnell |winner = Scottish Labour Party }} Additional member results{{Scottish Electoral Area Election box begin | title=Scottish Parliament election, 1999: Central Scotland}}|party = Scottish Labour Party |votes = 129,822 |percentage = 39.28% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= N/A |elected = }} |party = Scottish National Party |votes = 91,802 |percentage = 27.78% |change = N/A |number = 5 |numberchange= N/A |elected = Alex Neil Andrew Wilson Michael Matheson Gil Paterson Linda Fabiani }} |party = Scottish Conservative Party |votes = 30,243 |percentage = 9.15% |change = N/A |number = 1 |numberchange= N/A |elected = Lyndsay McIntosh }} |party = Independent (politician) |votes = 27,700 |percentage = 8.38% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= N/A |elected = }} |party = Scottish Liberal Democrats |votes = 20,505 |percentage = 6.20% |change = N/A |number = 1 |numberchange= N/A |elected = Donald Gorrie }} |party = Socialist Labour Party (UK) |votes = 10,956 |percentage = 3.32% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= N/A |elected = }} {{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link||party = Scottish Green Party |votes = 5,926 |percentage = 3.32% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= N/A |elected = }} |party = Scottish Socialist Party |votes = 5,739 |percentage = 1.74% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= N/A |elected = }} |party = Scottish Unionist Party (modern) |votes = 2,888 |percentage = 0.87% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= N/A |elected = }} |party = ProLife Alliance |votes = 2,567 |percentage = 0.78% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= N/A |elected = }} |party = Scottish Families and Pensioners Party |votes = 1,373 |percentage = 0.42% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= N/A |elected = }} {{Election box scottish candidate electoral region with party link||party = Natural Law Party |votes = 1,373 |percentage = 0.42% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= N/A |elected = }} {{Election box scottish candidate electoral region||party = Independent Progressive |votes = 248 |percentage = 0.08% |change = N/A |number = 0 |numberchange= N/A |elected ={{Election box end}} Footnotes1. ^Scottish Westminster constituencies were mostly replaced with new constituencies in 2005. See The 5th Periodical Report of the Boundary Commission for Scotland {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070921124603/http://www.bcomm-scotland.gov.uk/ |date=21 September 2007 }}. {{Scottish regions}}{{Scottish Parliament constituencies and regions 2011-}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Central Scotland (Scottish Parliament Electoral Region)}}2. ^Council areas are as defined in 1996, and may be subject to change after the next Scottish Parliament election. 5 : Politics of Falkirk (council area)|Scottish Parliamentary regions|Politics of Lanarkshire|Scottish Parliament constituencies and regions 1999–2011|Scottish Parliament constituencies and regions from 2011 |
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