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词条 Elections in Scotland
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  1. Scottish Parliament

     2016  2007  1999  2011  2003  By-elections 

  2. UK Parliament

      2017    2015    2010    2005    2001    1997    1992    1987    1983    1979    October 1974    February 1974    1970    1966    1964    1959    1955    1951    1950    1945    1935    1931    1929    1924    1923    1922    1918    1910 December    1910 January    1906    1900    1895    1892    1886    1885    1880    1874    1868    1865    1859    1857    1852    1847    1841    1837    1835    1832    1831    1830   Pre 1974  By-elections 

  3. Local councils

     2017  2012  Past Elections 

  4. By-elections

     2008  2007  2006  2005 

  5. European Parliament

     2009  2004  1999  Pre 1999 elections  1994  1989  1984  1979 

  6. Referendums

  7. See also

  8. References

  9. External links

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Scotland has elections to several bodies: the Scottish Parliament, the United Kingdom Parliament, the European Parliament, local councils and community councils.

Scottish Parliament

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.

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2016

{{main|Scottish Parliament election, 2016}}

Overall turnout - 55.6%

2007

{{main|Scottish Parliament election, 2007}}Overall turnout - 51.8%[1]

1999

{{main|Scottish Parliament election, 1999}}Overall turnout- 59%[2]{{col-2}}

2011

{{main|Scottish Parliament election, 2011}}

Overall turnout- 50.4%

2003

{{main|Scottish Parliament election, 2003}}Overall turnout- 49.4%[2]{{col-end}}

By-elections

{{main|List of Scottish parliamentary by-elections}}
  • Cowdenbeath by-election, 2014 Lab hold
  • Dunfermline by-election, 2013 Lab gain from SNP
  • Aberdeen Donside by-election, 2013 SNP hold
  • Moray by-election, 2006 SNP hold
  • Cathcart by-election, 2005 Lab hold
  • Banff and Buchan by-election, 2001 SNP hold
  • Strathkelvin and Bearsden by-election, 2001 Lab hold
  • Glasgow Anniesland by-election, 2000 Lab hold
  • Ayr by-election, 2000 Con gain from Lab

UK Parliament

2017

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 2017}}{{main|2017 United Kingdom general election results in Scotland}}[3]{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour|Conservative Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Liberal Democrats (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Green Party}}{{Party name with colour|UKIP}}{{Party name with colour no link|Other parties}}
Party Seats Seats
change		 Seats
contested		 Votes Votes, of total (%) Change (%)
35 -21 59 977,569 36.9 {{decrease}}13.1
13 +12 59 757,949 28.6 {{increase}}13.7
7 +6 59* 717,007 27.1 {{increase}}2.8
4 +3 59 179,061 6.8 {{decrease}}0.7
0 0 3 5,886 0.2 {{decrease}}1.1
0 0 10 5,302 0.2 {{decrease}}1.4
0 0 N/A 6,921 0.3
Turnout 2,649,695 66.4

2015

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 2015}}{{main|2015 United Kingdom general election results in Scotland}}

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
contested		 Votes Votes, of total (%) Change (%)
56 {{increase}} 50 59 1,454,436 50.0 {{increase}}30.1
1 {{decrease}}40 59* 707,147 24.3 {{decrease}}17.7
1 0 59 434,097 14.9 {{decrease}}1.8
1 {{decrease}}10 59 219,675 7.5 {{decrease}}11.3
0 0 41 47,078 1.6 {{increase}}0.9
0 0 32 39,205 1.3 {{increase}}0.7
0 0 8 1,807 0.1 {{n/a}}
0 0 10 1,720 0.1 0.0
0 0 2 1,467 0.1 {{increase}}0.1
0 0 4 895 0.0 {{decrease}}0.1
0 0 2 289 0.0 {{n/a}}
0 0 11 2,649 0.1
Turnout 2,910,465 71.1

2010

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 2010}}{{main|2010 United Kingdom general election results in Scotland}}{{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Liberal Democrats (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour|Conservative Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|UKIP}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Green Party}}{{Party name with colour|British National Party}}{{Party name with colour|Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Socialist Party}}{{Party name with colour|Socialist Labour Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Christian Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Trust (British political party)}}{{Party name with colour|Liberal Party (UK, 1989)}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Jacobite Party}}{{Party name with colour|Communist Party of Great Britain}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		CandidatesVotes%%
change
410591,035,52842.0{{increase}}2.5
11059465,47118.9{{decrease}}3.7
6059491,38619.9{{increase}}2.3
1059*412,85516.7{{increase}}0.9
003417,2230.7{{increase}}0.3
002016,8270.7{{decrease}}0.3
00138,9100.4{{increase}}0.3
00103,5300.1N/A
00103,1570.1{{decrease}}1.7
0051,6730.0-
0018350.0N/A
0015340.0N/A
0013890.0N/A
0022900.0N/A
0022370.0N/A
Turnout:2,465,72263.8

* 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

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 2005}}{{main|2005 United Kingdom general election results in Scotland}}{{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Liberal Democrats (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour|Conservative Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Socialist Party}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Green Party}}{{Party name with colour|UKIP}}{{Party name with colour|Socialist Labour Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Christian Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|British National Party}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Unionist Party (1986)}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Senior Citizens Unity Party}}{{Party name with colour|Liberal Party (UK, 1989)}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		Votes%%
change
41-15922,40239.5-4.5
11+1528,07622.6+6.3
6+1412,26717.7-2.4
10369,38815.8+0.2
0043,5141.9-1.2
0025,7601.1+1.1
008,8590.4+0.3
006,6960.3+0.2
004,0040.2+0.2
001,5910.1+0.1
001,2660.10
001,0170.00
009160.00
Turnout:2,333,88760.6

2001

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 2001}}{{main|2001 United Kingdom general election results in Scotland}}{{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Liberal Democrats (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour|Conservative Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Socialist Party}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		Votes%%
change
5601,001,17343.3-2.3
100378,03416.3+3.4
5-1464,31420.1-2.1
1+1360,65815.6-1.9
0072,5163.1+2.8
Turnout:2,315,70358.2-13.1

1997

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1997}}{{main|1997 United Kingdom general election results in Scotland}}{{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Liberal Democrats (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour|Conservative Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour no link|Other}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		Votes%%
change
56{{increase}}71,283,350 45.6+6.6
10{{increase}}1365,362 13.0-0.1
6{{increase}}3621,55022.1+0.6
0{{decrease}}11493,05917.5-8.2
0053,4272.0+1.2
Turnout:2,816,74871.3-4.2

1992

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1992}}{{main|1992 United Kingdom general election results in Scotland}}{{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Conservative Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Liberal Democrats (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour no link|Other}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		Votes%%
change
49{{decrease}} 11,142,911 39.0{{decrease}} 3.4
11{{increase}} 1751,95025.6{{increase}} 1.6
9{{nochange}}383,856 13.1{{decrease}} 6.1
3{{nochange}}629,56421.5{{increase}} 7.4
0{{nochange}}23,4170.8{{increase}} 0.5
Turnout:2,931,698 75.5{{increase}} 0.4

1987

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1987}}{{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Conservative Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|SDP-Liberal Alliance}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour no link|Other}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		Votes%%
change
50{{increase}}91,258,132 42.4+7.3
10{{decrease}}11713,08124.0-4.4
9{{increase}}1570,053 19.2-5.3
3{{increase}}1416,47314.1+2.3
0010,0690.30.0
Turnout:2,967,80875.1+2.4

1983

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1983}}{{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Conservative Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|SDP-Liberal Alliance}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour no link|Other}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		Votes%%
change
41{{decrease}}3990,654 35.1-6.5
21{{decrease}}1801,48728.4-3.0
8{{increase}}5[5]692,634 24.5+15.5
20331,97511.8-5.5
007,830 0.3+0.2
Turnout: 2,824,580 72.7

1979

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1979}}{{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Conservative Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Liberal Party}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Labour Party (1976)}}{{Party name with colour no link|Other}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		Votes%%
change
44{{increase}} 31,211,455 41.5{{increase}} 5.2
22{{increase}} 6916,15531.4{{increase}} 6.7
2{{decrease}} 9504,25917.3{{decrease}} 13.1
30262,224 9.0{{increase}} 0.7
0New13,737 0.5New
002,8810.10.0
Turnout: 2,916,637 76.84

October 1974

{{main|United Kingdom general election, October 1974}}{{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Conservative Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Liberal Party}}{{Party name with colour|Communist Party of Great Britain}}{{Party name with colour|National Front (United Kingdom)}}{{Party name with colour no link|Other}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		Votes%%
change
41{{increase}} 11,000,58136.3{{decrease}} 0.3
16{{decrease}} 5681,32724.7{{decrease}} 8.2
11{{increase}} 4839,61730.4{{increase}} 8.5
3{{nochange}}228,855 8.3{{increase}} 0.4
0{{nochange}}7,4530.3{{decrease}} 0.2
0{{nochange}}860.00.0
0{{nochange}}1820.00.0
Turnout: 2,758,101 74.81

February 1974

{{main|United Kingdom general election, February 1974}}{{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Conservative Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Liberal Party}}{{Party name with colour|Communist Party of Great Britain}}{{Party name with colour no link|Other}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		Votes%%
change
40{{decrease}} 41,057,60136.6{{decrease}} 7.9
21{{decrease}} 2950,66832.9{{decrease}} 5.1
7{{increase}} 6633,18021.9{{increase}} 10.5
3{{nochange}}229,162 7.9{{increase}} 2.4
0{{nochange}}15,0710.5{{increase}} 0.1
0{{nochange}}1,3930.1{{decrease}} 0.1
Turnout: 2,887,075 78.86

1970

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1970}}{{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Conservative Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Liberal Party}}{{Party name with colour|Communist Party of Great Britain}}{{Party name with colour no link|Other}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		Votes%%
change
44{{decrease}} 21,197,06844.5{{decrease}} 5.4
23{{increase}} 31,020,67438.0{{increase}} 0.4
1{{increase}} 1306,80211.4{{increase}} 6.4
3{{decrease}} 2147,6675.5{{decrease}} 1.3
0-11,4080.4{{decrease}} 0.2
0-4,6160.2{{increase}} 0.2
Turnout: 2,688,235 73.91

1966

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1966}}{{Party name with colour|Labour Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Conservative Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Liberal Party}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour|Communist Party of Great Britain}}{{Party name with colour no link|Other}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		Votes%%
change
46{{increase}} 31,273,91649.8{{increase}} 0.1
20{{decrease}} 4960,67537.6{{decrease}} 3.0
5{{increase}} 1172,4476.8{{decrease}} 0.8
0-128,4745.0{{increase}} 2.6
0-16,2300.6{{increase}} 0.1
006380.00.0
Turnout: 2,552,380

1964

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1964}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
 Labour Party43{{increase}} 51,283,66748.7{{increase}} 2.0
 Conservative (Total)24{{decrease}} 71,069,69540.6{{decrease}} 6.7
 Conservative24{{decrease}} 1981,64137.3{{decrease}} 2.5
 National Liberal & Conservative0{{decrease}} 688,0543.3{{decrease}} 4.2
 Liberal4{{increase}} 3200,0637.6{{increase}} 3.5
 SNP0-64,0442.4{{increase}} 1.6
 Communist0-12,2410.5-
 Other0-4,8290.2-
Total712,634,539100

1959

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1959}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
 Labour Party38{{increase}} 41,245,25546.7-
 Conservative (Total)31{{decrease}} 51,260,28747.3{{decrease}} 2.8
 Unionist25{{decrease}} 51,060,60939.8{{decrease}} 1.7
 National Liberal & Conservative6-199,6787.5{{decrease}} 1.1
 Liberal1-108,9634.1{{increase}} 2.1
 Independent Unionist1{{increase}} 112,1630.5-
 SNP0-21,7380.8{{increase}} 0.3
 Communist0-12,1500.5-
 Fife Socialist League0-4,8860.2-
 Other0-2,0710.1{{decrease}} 0.2
Total712,667,513100

1955

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1955}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
 Conservative (Total)36{{increase}} 11,273,94250.1{{increase}} 1.5
 Unionist30{{increase}} 11,056,20941.5{{increase}} 1.6
 National Liberal & Conservative6-217,7338.6{{decrease}} 0.1
 Labour Party34{{decrease}} 11,188,05846.7{{decrease}} 1.2
 Liberal1-47,2731.9{{decrease}}0.8
 Communist0-13,1950.5{{increase}} 0.1
 SNP0-12,1120.5{{increase}} 0.2
 Other0-8,6740.3{{increase}} 0.2
Total712,543,254100

1951

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1951}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
 Conservative (Total)35{{increase}} 41,349,29848.6{{increase}} 4.8
 Unionist29{{increase}} 31,108,32139.9{{increase}} 2.7
 National Liberal & Conservative6-240,9778.7{{increase}} 1.1
 Labour Party35{{decrease}} 21,330,24447.9{{increase}} 1.7
 Liberal1{{decrease}} 176,2912.7{{decrease}} 3.9
 Communist0-10,9470.4{{decrease}} 0.6
 SNP0-7,2990.3{{decrease}} 0.1
 Other0{{decrease}} 13,7580.1{{decrease}} 0.9
Total712,777,837100

1950

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1950}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
 Labour Party37-1,259,41046.2{{decrease}} 1.7
 Conservative (Total)31{{increase}} 41,222,01044.8{{increase}} 4.5
 Unionist26{{increase}} 21,013,90937.2{{increase}} 0.5
 National Liberal & Conservative5{{increase}} 2208,1017.6{{increase}} 4.0
 Liberal2{{increase}} 2180,2706.6{{increase}} 1.0
 SNP0-9,7080.4{{decrease}} 0.9
 Communist0{{decrease}} 127,5591.0{{decrease}} 0.4
 Other1{{decrease}} 227,7271.0{{decrease}} 0.7
Total712,726,684100

1945

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1945}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
 Labour Party37{{increase}} 171,144,31047.9{{increase}} 11.1
 Conservative (Total)27964,13440.3
 Unionist24{{decrease}} 11878,20636.7{{decrease}} 5.3
 National Liberal & Conservative3{{decrease}} 485,9373.6{{decrease}} 3.1
 Independent Labour Party3{{decrease}} 140,7251.7{{decrease}} 3.3
 Other3{{increase}} 339,7741.7{{increase}} 1.7
 Communist1-33,2651.4{{increase}} 0.8
 Liberal0{{decrease}} 3132,8495.6{{decrease}} 1.1
 SNP0-30,5951.3{{increase}} 0.2
 Common Wealth Party0-4,2310.2{{increase}} 0.2
Total712,389,892100

1935

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1935}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
 National Government (Total)43{{decrease}} 211,135,40349.8{{decrease}} 15.2
  Unionist35{{decrease}} 13962,59542.0{{decrease}} 7.5
  National Liberal7149,0726.7
  National Labour1{{0}}19,1150.9{{decrease}} 0.1
  National04,6210.2
 Labour Party20{{increase}} 13863,78936.8{{increase}} 4.2
 Liberal3{{decrease}} 4174,2356.7{{decrease}} 1.9
 Independent Labour Party4111,2565.0
 SNP025,6521.1
 Communist1{{increase}} 113,4620.6{{decrease}} 0.8
Total712,323,797100

1931

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1931}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
 National Government (Total)641,385,38564.0
 Unionist48{{increase}}281,056,76849.5{{increase}}13.6
 National Liberal & Conservative8New101,4304.9New
 Liberal7{{decrease}}6205,3848.6{{decrease}}9.5
 National Labour1New21,8031.0New
 Labour Party7{{decrease}}29696,24832.6{{decrease}}9.7
 Communist0{{nochange}}35,6181.4{{increase}}0.3
 National Party of Scotland0{{nochange}}20,9541.0{{increase}}0.8
 New Party0New3,8950.2New
 Other032,2290.8
Total712,174,329100

1929

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1929}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Labour36{{increase}} 10937,30042.3{{increase}} 1.2
Unionist20{{decrease}} 16792,06335.9{{decrease}} 4.8
Liberal13{{increase}} 5407,08118.1{{increase}} 1.5
Communist0-27,1141.1{{increase}} 0.4
Scottish Prohibition1-25,0371.1
National Party of Scotland0-3,3130.2New
Other151,0331.3
Total712,242,941100

1924

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1924}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Unionist36{{increase}} 22688,29940.7{{increase}} 9.1
Labour26{{decrease}} 8697,14641.1{{increase}} 5.2
Liberal8{{decrease}} 14286,54016.6{{decrease}} 11.8
Communist0-15,9300.7{{decrease}} 1.7
Other1-29,1930.9{{Decrease}} 0.8
Total711,717,108100

1923

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1923}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Labour34{{increase}} 5532,45035.9{{increase}} 3.7
Liberal (Reunited)22{{decrease}} 5422,99528.4{{decrease}} 10.8
Unionist14{{increase}} 1468,52631.6{{increase}} 6.5
Communist0{{decrease}} 139,4482.4{{increase}} 1.0
Other1-37,9081.7{{decrease}} 0.4
Total711,501,327100

1922

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1922}}{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1922 (Scotland)}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Labour29{{increase}} 23501,25432.2{{increase}} 9.3
Liberal15{{increase}} 7328,64921.5{{increase}} 6.1
Unionist13379,39625.1
National Liberal12{{decrease}} 13288,52917.7{{decrease}} 1.4
Communist123,9441.4
Other147,5892.1
Total711,569,361100

1918

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1918}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
 Coalition (Total)54584,25952.3
 Coalition Unionist28336,53030.8
 Coalition Liberal25221,14519.1
 Coalition Labour114,2471.3
 Coalition NDP012,3371.1
 Labour6265,74422.9
 Liberal8163,96015.0
 Unionist221,9392.0
 Co-operative Party019,8411.8
 Highland Land League08,7100.8
 Scottish Prohibition Party05,2120.5
 NDP04,2970.4
 Other152,7494.7
Total711,126,711100

1910 December

{{main|United Kingdom general election, December 1910}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
 Liberal57{{decrease}} 1306,37853.6{{decrease}} 0.6
 Conservative and Liberal Unionist10{{decrease}} 1244,78542.6{{increase}} 3.0
 Labour Party3{{increase}} 124,6333.6{{decrease}} 1.5
 Other0{{decrease}} 11,9470.2{{decrease}} 0.9
Total70577,743100

1910 January

{{main|United Kingdom general election, January 1910}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
 Liberal58{{nochange}}354,84754.2{{decrease}} 2.2
 Conservative and Liberal Unionist9{{decrease}} 1260,03339.6{{increase}} 1.4
 Labour Party2{{nochange}}37,8525.1{{increase}} 2.8
 Other17,7101.1
Total70660,442100

1906

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1906}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
 Liberal58{{increase}} 24336,40056.4{{increase}} 6.2
 Conservative and Liberal Unionist10{{decrease}} 26225,80238.2{{decrease}} 10.8
 Labour2{{increase}} 216,8972.3
 Other017,8153.1
Total70596,914100

1900

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1900}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
 Conservative and Liberal Unionist36{{increase}} 5237,21749.0{{increase}} 1.6
 Liberal34{{decrease}} 5245,09250.2{{decrease}} 1.5
 Scottish Workers'0{{nochange}}3,1070.6
 Other0{{nochange}}8140.2
Total70486,230100

1895

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1895}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Liberal39{{decrease}} 12 236,44651.7{{decrease}} 2.2
Conservative & Liberal Unionist31{{increase}} 12214,40347.4{{increase}} 3
  Independent Labour Party0{{nochange}}4,2690.8{{increase}} 0.8
Total70100

1892

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1892}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Liberal51{{increase}} 8256,94453.9{{increase}} 0.3
Conservative & Liberal Unionist19{{decrease}} 8209,94444.4{{decrease}} 2.0
Scottish Trades Councils Labour0{{nochange}}2,3130.5{{increase}} 0.5
Scottish Parliamentary Labour0{{nochange}}2,0430.4{{increase}} 0.4
  Other0{{nochange}}3,8860.8{{increase}} 0.8
Total70475,130100

1886

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1886}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Liberal43{{decrease}} 8193,80153.6{{increase}} 0.3
Conservative & Liberal Unionist27{{increase}} 19164,31446.4{{increase}} 12.1
Total70358,115100

1885

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1885}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Liberal51{{decrease}} 1238,62753.3{{decrease}} 16.8
Conservative8{{increase}} 2151,13734.3{{increase}} 4.4
Independent Liberal & Crofters Party4{{increase}} 416,5513.7{{increase}} 3.7
Independent Liberal7{{increase}} 738,2148.6{{increase}} 8.6
Others0{{nochange}}
Scottish Land Restoration League0{{nochange}}2,3590.5{{increase}} 0.5
Total70{{increase}} 12446,888100

1880

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1880}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Liberal52{{increase}} 12195,51770.1{{increase}} 1.7
Conservative6{{decrease}} 1275,14529.9{{decrease}} 1.7
Total58269,662100

1874

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1874}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Liberal40{{decrease}} 11148,34568.4{{decrease}} 14.1
Conservative18{{increase}} 1163,19331.6{{increase}} 14.1
Total58211,538100

1868

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1868}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Liberal51{{increase}} 9125,35682.5{{decrease}} 2.9
Conservative7{{decrease}} 423,98517.5{{increase}} 2.9
Total58{{increase}} 5149,341100

1865

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1865}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Liberal42{{increase}}243,48085.4{{increase}} 21.0
Conservative11{{decrease}}24,30514.6{{decrease}} 19.0
Total5347,785100

1859

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1859}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Liberal40{{increase}}15,17466.4{{decrease}} 18.4
Conservative & Liberal Unionist13{{decrease}}12,61633.6{{increase}} 18.4
Total537,790100

1857

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1857}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Liberal39{{increase}} 631,99984.8{{increase}} 12.2
Conservative & Liberal Unionist14{{decrease}} 64,06015.2{{decrease}} 12.2
Total5336,059100

1852

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1852}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Whig33-21,01572.6{{decrease}} 9.1
Conservative & Liberal Conservative20-6,95527.4{{increase}} 9.1
Total5327,970100

1847

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1847}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Whig33-20,09281.7{{increase}} 19.9
Conservative & Liberal Conservative20-3,50918.3{{decrease}} 20.0
Total5323,601100

1841

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1841}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Whig33-16,35660.8{{increase}} 6.8
Conservative20-9,79338.3{{decrease}} 8.3
Chartist03850.9
Total5326,354100

1837

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1837}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Whig33{{decrease}} 522,08254.0{{decrease}} 8.8
Conservative20{{increase}} 518,56946.0{{increase}} 8.8
Total53-40,651100

1835

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1835}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Whig38{{decrease}} 528,30762.8{{decrease}} 16.2
Conservative15{{increase}} 515,73337.2{{increase}} 16.2
Total5344,040100

1832

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1832}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Whig43{{increase}} 2244,00379.0
Tory10{{decrease}} 139,75221.0
Total5353,755100

1831

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1831}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Tory23{{decrease}} 10
Whig21{{increase}} 9
Doubtful1{{increase}} 1
Total45100

1830

{{main|United Kingdom general election, 1830}}
PartySeatsSeats changeVotes%% Change
Tory33
Whig12
Total45100

Pre 1974

Party
Year		ConservativeLabourLiberalScottish National Partyothers
18 June 1970
 19 48310
31 March 1966
 21 4650 0
15 October 1964
 23 4440 0
8 October 1959
 26 43 10 1
26 May 1955
363410 0
25 October 1951
 35 35100
23 February 1950
3237 200
5 July 1945
3034007

By-elections

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  • Inverclyde by-election, 2011, Labour hold
  • Glasgow North East by-election, 2009, Labour hold
  • Glenrothes by-election, 2008, Labour hold
  • Glasgow East by-election, 2008, SNP gain from Labour
  • Dunfermline and West Fife by-election, 2006, Lib Dem gain from Labour
  • Livingston by-election, 2005, Labour hold
  • Falkirk West by-election, 2000, Labour hold
  • Glasgow Anniesland by-election, 2000, Labour hold
  • Hamilton South by-election, 1999, Labour hold
  • Paisley South by-election, 1997, Labour hold
  • Perth and Kinross by-election, 1995, SNP gain from Conservative
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  • Monklands East by-election, 1994, Labour hold
  • Kincardine and Deeside by-election, 1991, Lib Dem gain from Conservative
  • Paisley South by-election, 1990, Labour hold
  • Paisley North by-election, 1990, Labour hold
  • Glasgow Central by-election, 1989, Labour hold
  • Glasgow Govan by-election, 1988, SNP gain from Labour
  • Glasgow Queen's Park by-election, 1982, Labour hold
  • Coatbridge and Airdrie by-election, 1982, Labour hold
  • Glasgow Hillhead by-election, 1982, SDP gain from Conservative
  • Glasgow Central by-election, 1980, Labour hold
{{col-end}}

Local councils

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,[6] 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)

2017

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 Scottish local elections, 2017.

2012

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. For full analysis see Scottish council elections, 2012.

{{Scottish council elections, 2012}}

Past Elections

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  • Scottish local elections, 2007
  • Scottish local elections, 2003
  • Scottish local elections, 1999
  • Scottish local elections, 1995
  • Scottish local Regional elections, 1994
  • Scottish District local elections, 1992
{{col-2}}
  • Scottish local Regional elections, 1990
  • Scottish District local elections, 1988
  • Scottish local Regional elections, 1986
  • Scottish District local elections, 1984
  • Scottish local Regional elections, 1982
  • Scottish District local elections, 1980
  • Scottish District local elections, 1977
{{col-end}}

By-elections

2008

  • 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

  • 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

  • 8 December: Elderslie, Renfrewshire, Lab hold (16% swing Lab to SNP)
  • 28 September: Markinch and Woodside East, Fife, SNP gain from Lab
  • 10 August: Lochardil, Highland, Lib Dem gain from Ind
  • 15 June: Dumbarton West, West Dunbartonshire, SNP gain from Lab
  • 18 May: Altonhill Hillhead and Longpark, East Ayrshire, SNP hold
  • 11 May: Biggar, Symington and Black Mount, South Lanarkshire, Con gain from SNP
  • 30 March: Avondale South, South Lanarkshire, Con hold
  • 30 March: Borestone, Stirling, SNP gain from Lab
  • 30 March: King's Park, Glasgow, Lib Dem gain from Lab
  • 16 February: Milton, Glasgow, SNP gain from Lab
  • 2 February: North Carrick and Maybole East, South Ayrshire, Ind gain from Lab

2005

  • 8 December: Kirkshaws, North Lanarkshire, Lab hold
  • 10 November: Knightswood Park, Glasgow, Lab hold
  • 10 November: Loanhead, Midlothian, SNP gain from Ind
  • 10 November: Murrayfield, Edinburgh, Con hold
  • 13 October: Lochside, Dumfries and Galloway, Lab gain from Ind
  • 29 September: Auchtertool and Burntisland East, Fife, SNP gain from Ind
  • 11 August: Herbertshire, Falkirk, SNP gain from Lab
  • 16 June: Kildrum and Park, North Lanarkshire, SNP gain from Ind
  • 9 June: Huntly East, Aberdeenshire, Con hold
  • 9 June: Kilnknowe and Clovenfords, Borders, SNP gain from Ind
  • 17 March: Dalkeith/Woodburn, Midlothian, Lib Dem gain from Lab
  • 17 March: Dumbarton West, West Dunbartonshire, Lab hold

European Parliament

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.

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

2009

{{Election box begin for list| title=European Election 2009: Scotland[7][8]}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Scottish National Party
|candidate = Ian Hudghton, Alyn Smith
Aileen McLeod, Drew Hendry, Duncan Ross, Gordon Archer
|votes = 321,007
(160,503.5)
|percentage = 29.1
|change = +9.4
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Labour Party (UK)
|candidate = David Martin, Catherine Stihler
Mary Lockhart, Paul McAleavely, Kirsty Connell, Nasim Khan[9]
|votes = 229,853
(114,926.5)
|percentage = 20.8
|change = -5.6
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Conservative Party (UK)
|candidate = Struan Stevenson
Belinda Don, Helen Gardiner, Donald G. MacDonald, Gerald Michaluk, PJ Lewis[10]
|votes = 185,794
|percentage = 16.8
|change = -0.9
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
|candidate = George Lyon
Euan Robson, Robert Aldridge, Patsy Kenton, Douglas Herbison, Clive Sneddon[11]
|votes = 127,038
|percentage = 11.5
|change = -1.6
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Scottish Green Party
|candidate = Elaine Morrison, Chas Booth, Kirsten Robb, Alastair Whitelaw, Ruth Dawkins, Peter McColl
|votes = 80,442
|percentage = 7.3
|change = +0.5
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = United Kingdom Independence Party
|candidate = Peter Adams, Paul Hencke, Phillip Anderson, Matthew Desmond, Donald Mackay, Paul Wiffen, Kathleen Desmond [12]
|votes = 57,788
|percentage = 5.2
|change = -1.5
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = British National Party
|candidate = Gary Raikes, Charlie Baillie, Deborah McKnight, Roy Jones, Max Dunbar, Elise Jones [13]
|votes = 27,174
|percentage = 2.5
|change = +0.8
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Socialist Labour Party (UK)
|candidate = Louise McDaid, David Jacobsen, Katherine McGavigan, James Berrington, Claire Watt, James McDaid
|votes = 22,135
|percentage = 2.0
|change = +2.0
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Scottish Christian Party
|candidate = Sheila McLaughlan, John Smart, Brian Ross, Archie Linnegan, Christine Cormack, Isobel Anne Macleod
|votes = 16,738
|percentage = 1.5
|change = +1.5
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Scottish Socialist Party
|candidate = Colin Fox, Angela Gorrie, Johanna Dind, Nick McKerrell, Raphie de Santos, Felicity Garvie
|votes = 10,404
|percentage = 0.9
|change = -4.3
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Independent (politician)
|candidate = Duncan Robertson
|votes = 10,189
|percentage = 0.9
|change = +0.9
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = No to the EU – Yes to Democracy
|candidate = John Foster, Tommy Sheridan, Leah Ganley, Stuart Hyslop, Ajit Singh Uppal, Tom Morrison
|votes = 9,693
|percentage = 0.9
|change = +0.9
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Jury Team (UK)
|candidate = Alan Wallace, John O'Callaghan, Stuart Brown, Kenneth Lees, Mev Brown, Austin Compson-Bradford[14]
|votes = 6,257
|percentage = 0.6
|change = +0.6
}}{{Election box turnout|
|votes = 1,104,512
|percentage = 28.5
|change = −2.4
}}{{Election box end}}

2004

{{Election box begin for list| title=European Election 2004: Scotland[15]}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Labour Party (UK)
|candidate = David Martin, Catherine Stihler
Bill Miller, Kirsty O'Brien, Colin Smyth, Catriona Renton, Gemma Doyle
|votes = 310,865
(155,432.5)
|percentage = 26.4
|change = -2.3
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Scottish National Party
|candidate = Ian Hudghton, Alyn Smith
Kenneth Gibson, Douglas Henderson, Alexander Nicholson, Alex Orr, Janet Law, Duncan Ross
|votes = 231,505
(115,752.5)
|percentage = 19.7
|change = -7.5
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Conservative Party (UK)
|candidate = Struan Stevenson, John Purvis
Cameron Buchanan, Sebastian Leslie, Anne Harper, Paul Nelson, Douglas Taylor
|votes = 209,028
(104,514)
|percentage = 17.8
|change = -2.0
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
|candidate = Elspeth Attwooll
Robert Aldridge, Alex Bruce, Karen Freel, Douglas Herbison, Clive Sneddon, Christine James, Jermaine Allison
|votes = 154,178
|percentage = 13.1
|change = +3.3
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Scottish Green Party
|candidate = Chas Booth, Tara O'Leary, Martin Bartos, Moira Dunworth, Alastair Whitelaw, Katherine Joester, James Park
|votes = 79,695
|percentage = 6.8
|change = +1.0
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = United Kingdom Independence Party
|candidate = Peter Troy, Philip Anderson, George Cormack, Michael Phillips, Janice Murdock, Donald Mackay, Peter Nielson
|votes = 78,828
|percentage = 6.7
|change = +5.4
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Scottish Socialist Party
|candidate = Felicity Garvie, Nick McKerrel, Hugh Kerr, Catriona Grant, Lynn Sheridan, John Sangster, Andrew Rossiter
|votes = 61,356
|percentage = 5.2
|change = +1.2
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Operation Christian Vote
|candidate = George Hargreaves, William Thompson, Richard Russell, David Braid, Marion McNeill, Mary Hay, Rose Irtwange
|votes = 21,056
|percentage = 1.8
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = British National Party
|candidate = Steven Blake, Scott McLean, David Kerr, Stephen Burns, Bryan Dickson, Craig McComb, John Bean[16]
|votes = 19,427
|percentage = 1.7
|change = +1.3
}}{{Election box candidate|
|party = Scottish Wind Watch
|candidate = Brendan Hamill, Sylvia Thorne, Charles Bennie, Jennifer Scobie, Bennie Palmer, Helen Pass, Richard Hammock
|votes = 7,255
|percentage = 0.6
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Independent (politician)
|candidate = Fergus Tait
|votes = 3,624
|percentage = 0.3
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box turnout|
|votes = 1,176,817
|percentage = 30.9
|change = +6.2
}}{{Election box end}}

1999

{{Election box begin for list| title=European Election 1999: Scotland[17]}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Labour Party (UK)
|candidate = David Martin, Bill Miller, Catherine Taylor
Christine May, Hugh McMahon, James Paton, John Clifford, Jeanette Bradley
|votes = 283,490
(94,496.67)
|percentage = 28.7
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Scottish National Party
|candidate = Ian Hudghton, Neil MacCormick
Anne Gillies, Gordon Wilson, Janet Law, Kris Browne, Ian Goldie, Josephine Docherty
|votes = 268,528
(134,264)
|percentage = 27.2
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Conservative Party (UK)
|candidate = Struan Stevenson, John Purvis
Anne Harper, Cameron Buchanan, Sebastian Leslie, Iain Mitchell, Peter Ramsay, Anthony Gilbey
|votes = 195,296
(97,648)
|percentage = 19.8
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Liberal Democrats (UK)
|candidate = Elspeth Attwooll
Robert Aldridge, Neil Mitchison, Heather Lyall, Clive Sneddon, Danus Skene, Karen Freel, Jayne Struthers
|votes = 96,971
|percentage = 9.8
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Scottish Green Party
|candidate = Marion Coyne, Eleanor Scott, Phil O'Brien, Graeme Farmer, Linda Hendry, Chris Ballance, Kay Allan, Alastair Whitelaw
|votes = 57,142
|percentage = 5.8
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Scottish Socialist Party
|candidate = Hugh Kerr, Rosie Kane, Harvey Duke, Catherine Stewart, Colin Fox, Shareen Blackall, Steve Arnott, Frances Curran
|votes = 39,720
|percentage = 4.0
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Pro-Euro Conservative Party
|candidate = Paul Dwyer, Joanna Lavender, Douglas McConchie, Richard Ashurst, Neasa MacEarlean, Oliver Grant, Alexander Skinner, James Waters
|votes = 17,781
|percentage = 1.8
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = United Kingdom Independence Party
|candidate = Alistair McConnachie, Donald Mackay, James McKenna, Stuart Brown, Matthew Henderson, Joseph Smith, Peter Nielson, John Mumford
|votes = 12,459
|percentage = 1.3
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Socialist Labour Party (UK)
|candidate = Louise McDaid, Christopher Herriot, Katharine McGavigan, Stephen Mayes, Patricia Graham, Colin Turbett, Margaret Stead, James Galloway
|votes = 9,385
|percentage = 1.0
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = British National Party
|candidate = Kenneth Smith, Scott McLean,[18] Russell Bradley, Mark Allen, Paul Wilkinson, Robert Currie, David Kerr,[19] James Mills
|votes = 3,729
|percentage = 0.4
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box candidate with party link|
|party = Natural Law Party
|candidate = James McKissock, George Stidolph, Diana Kras, Kenneth Blair, David Pettigrew, Iain Petrie, Anna Rawlinson, Thomas Pringle
|votes = 2,087
|percentage = 0.2
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box candidate|
|party = Accountant for Lower Scottish Taxes
|candidate = Charles Lawson
|votes = 1,632
|percentage = 0.2
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box turnout|
|votes = 988,310
|percentage = 24.7
|change = N/A
}}{{Election box end}}

Pre 1999 elections

For full details of results please referee to related articles;

  • Glasgow
  • Highlands and Islands
  • Lothians
  • Mid Scotland and Fife
  • North East Scotland
  • South of Scotland
  • Strathclyde East
  • Strathclyde West

1994

{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Liberal Democrats}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Green Party}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Militant Labour}}{{Party name with colour|Natural Law Party}}{{Party name with colour|Liberal Party (UK, 1989)}}{{Party name with colour|Socialist Party of Great Britain}}{{Party name with colour|UK Independence Party}}{{Party name with colour|Communist Party of Britain}}{{Party name with colour|Independent (politician)}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		Votes%%
change
6{{steady}}635,95542.51{{green|+0.65}}
2{{green|+1}}487,23932.57{{red|+6.94}}
0{{red|–1}}216,66914.48{{red|–6.41}}
0{{steady}}107,8117.21{{green|+2.92}}
0{{steady}}23,3041.56{{red|–5.69}}
0–12,1130.81–
0–5,0370.34–
0–3,2490.22–
0–1,8320.12–
0–1,0960.07–
0{{steady}}6890.05{{red|–0.02}}
0–5840.04–
International Communist0{{steady}}3810.03{{green|+0.02}}
Turnout: 1,495,959

1989

{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour|Green Party (UK)}}{{Party name with colour|Social and Liberal Democrats}}{{Party name with colour|Communist Party of Great Britain}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		Votes%%
change
6{{green|+1}}664,26341.86{{green|+0.87}}
1{{steady}}406,68625.63{{red|+7.81}}
1{{red|–1}}331,49520.89{{red|–4.83}}
0{{steady}}115,0287.25{{green|+7.05}}
0{{steady}}68,0564.29{{red|–11.31}}
0–1,1640.07–
International Communist0–1930.01–
Turnout: 1,586,885

1984

{{Party name with colour|SDP–Liberal Alliance}}{{Party name with colour|Ecology Party}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		Votes%%
change
5{{green|+3}}526,06640.99{{green|+8.00}}
2{{red|–3}}332,77125.72{{red|–7.96}}
1{{steady}}230,59417.82{{red|–1.56}}
0{{steady}}201,78215.60{{red|–1.65}}
0–2,5600.20–
Turnout: 1,293,773

1979

{{Party name with colour|Scottish Conservatives}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Labour Party}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish National Party}}{{Party name with colour|Scottish Liberal Party}}
PartySeatsSeats
change		Votes%%
change
5–430,77233.68–
2–421,96832.99–
1–247,83619.38–
0–178,43313.95–
Turnout: 1,279,009

Referendums

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

  • United Kingdom European Communities membership referendum, 1975
  • Scottish devolution referendum, 1979
  • Strathclyde water referendum, 1994
  • Scottish devolution referendum, 1997
  • Edinburgh congestion charge referendum, 2005
  • Scottish independence referendum, 2014[20][21][22]

See also

{{Portal|Scotland|Politics}}
  • Politics of Scotland
  • Electoral systems in Scotland
  • political parties

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External links

  • Scotland - Electoral Commission
  • [https://web.archive.org/web/20070921124603/http://www.bcomm-scotland.gov.uk/ Boundary Commission for Scotland]
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