Glasgow (scottish Parliament Electoral Region)

=Constituencies and local government areas=

In terms of first past the post constituencies the region covers:

In terms of Local Government Unitary Authority areas the region covers:

the City Of Glasgow

part of South Lanarkshire

= Election results =

2003 SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT ELECTION

In the 2003 Scottish Parliament Election the region elected MSPs as follows:

10 Labour MSPs (all constituency members)

2 Scottish National Party MSPs (both additional members)

2 Scottish Socialist Party MSPs (both additional members)

1 Conservative MSP (additional member)

1 Liberal Democrat MSP (additional member)

1 Scottish Green Party MSP (additional member)

Constituency results

	constituency	Glasgow Anniesland
	MSP	Bill Butler
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Baillieston
	MSP	Margaret Curran
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Cathcart
	MSP	Mike Watson
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Govan
	MSP	Gordon Jackson
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Kelvin
	MSP	Pauline McNeill
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Maryhill
	MSP	Patricia Ferguson
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Pollock
	MSP	Johann Lamont
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Rutherglen
	MSP	Janis Hughes
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Shettleston
	MSP	Frank McAveety
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Springburn
	MSP	Paul Martin
	party	Labour Party (UK)

Changes

On 1 September 2005, Mike Watson resigned after pleading guilty to fire-raising. At the subsequent Glasgow Cathcart By-election held 29 September 2005 , Charlie Gordon held the seat for Labour .

Additional member results

	party	Labour Party (UK)
	votes	77,540
	percentage	377%
	change	-62%
	number	0

	party	Scottish National Party
	votes	34,894
	percentage	171%
	change	-84%
	number	2
	elected	Nicola Sturgeon Sandra White

	party	Scottish Socialist Party
	votes	31,216
	percentage	152%
	change	+80%
	number	2
	elected	Tommy Sheridan Rosie Kane

	party	Conservative Party (UK)
	votes	15,299
	percentage	75%
	change	-04%
	number	1
	elected	Bill Aitken

	party	Liberal Democrats (UK)
	votes	14,839
	percentage	75%
	change	-04%
	number	1
	elected	Robert Brown

	party	Scottish Green Party
	votes	14,570
	percentage	71%
	change	+31%
	number	1
	elected	Patrick Harvie

	party	Scottish Senior Citizens Unity Party
	votes	4,750
	percentage	23%
	change	N/A
	number	0

	party	Socialist Labour Party (UK)
	votes	3,091
	percentage	15%
	change	-02%
	number	0

	party	Prolife Alliance
	votes	2,477
	percentage	12%
	change	N/A
	number	0

	party	Scottish Unionist Party
	votes	2,349
	percentage	11%
	change	+02%
	number	0

	party	British National Party
	votes	2,344
	percentage	11%
	change	N/A
	number	0

	party	Scottish People's Alliance
	votes	612
	percentage	03%
	change	N/A
	number	0

	party	United Kingdom Independence Party
	votes	552
	percentage	03%
	change	N/A
	number	0

	party	Communist Party of Britain
	votes	345
	percentage	02%
	change	-
	number	0

1999 SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT ELECTION

In the 1999 Scottish Parliament Election the region elected MSPs as follows:

10 Labour MSPs (all constituency members)

4 Scottish National Party MSPs (all additional members)

1 Conservative MSP (additional member)

1 Liberal Democrat MSP (additional member)

1 Scottish Socialist Party MSP (additional member)

Constituency results

	constituency	Glasgow Anniesland
	MSP	Donald Dewar
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Baillieston
	MSP	Margaret Curran
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Cathcart
	MSP	Mike Watson
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Govan
	MSP	Gordon Jackson
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Kelvin
	MSP	Pauline McNeill
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Maryhill
	MSP	Patricia Ferguson
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Pollock
	MSP	Johann Lamont
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Rutherglen
	MSP	Janis Hughes
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Shettleston
	MSP	Frank McAveety
	party	Labour Party (UK)

	constituency	Glasgow Springburn
	MSP	Paul Martin
	party	Labour Party (UK)

Changes

On 11 October , 2000, Donald Dewar suddenly died. At the subsequent Glasgow Anniesland By-election held 23 November 2000 , Bill Butler held the seat for Labour .

Additional member results

	party	Labour Party (UK)
	votes	112,588
	percentage	439%
	change	N/A
	number	0

	party	Scottish National Party
	votes	65,360
	percentage	255%
	change	N/A
	number	4
	elected	Nicola Sturgeon Dorothy-Grace Elder Kenneth Gibson Sandra White

	party	Conservative Party (UK)
	votes	20,239
	percentage	79%
	change	N/A
	number	1
	elected	Bill Aitken

	party	Scottish Socialist Party
	votes	18,581
	percentage	72%
	change	N/A
	number	1
	elected	Tommy Sheridan

	party	Liberal Democrats (UK)
	votes	18,473
	percentage	72%
	change	N/A
	number	1
	elected	Robert Brown

	party	Scottish Green Party
	votes	10,159
	percentage	40%
	change	N/A
	number	0

	party	Socialist Labour Party (UK)
	votes	4,391
	percentage	17%
	change	N/A
	number	0

	party	Prolife Alliance
	votes	2,357
	percentage	09%
	change	N/A
	number	0

	party	Scottish Unionist Party
	votes	2,283
	percentage	09%
	change	N/A
	number	0

	party	Communist Party of Britain
	votes	521
	percentage	02%
	change	N/A
	number	0

	party	Humanist Party
	votes	447
	percentage	02%
	change	N/A
	number	0

	party	Natural Law Party
	votes	419
	percentage	02%
	change	N/A
	number	0

	party	Socialist Party of Great Britain
	votes	309
	percentage	01%
	change	N/A
	number	0

	party	People's Choice
	votes	221
	percentage	01%
	change	N/A
	number	0

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Glasgow (scottish Parliament Electoral Region)