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Region/Constituency/List Ranking Major Holyrood Parties Central SNP Conservative Labour Lib Dem Green Airdrie and Shotts Neil Gray Ross Lambie Richard Leonard John Cole Coatbridge and Chryston Fulton MacGregor Gordon Macdonald Michael McPake Mhairi Macdonald Cumbernauld and Kilsyth Jamie Hepburn Haroun Malik Mark Griffin Elaine Ford East Kilbride Collette Stevenson Graham Simpson Monique McAdams Paul McGarry Falkirk East Michelle Thomson Neil Benny Allyson Black Paul Rolfe Falkirk West Michael Matheson Stephen Kerr Monette Gordon Austin Reid Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse Christina McKelvie Meghan Gallacher Monica Lennon Mark McGeever Motherwell and Wishaw Clare Adamson Nathan Wilson Martine Nolan Martin Veart Uddingston and Bellshill Stephanie Callaghan Bryan Flannagan Frank McNally Dawn Allan List 1 Danish Ashraf Stephen Kerr Richard Leonard Paul McGarry Gillian Mackay List 2 Christina McKelvie Graham Simpson Monica Lennon Mark McGeever Rosemary McGowan List 3 Neil Gray Meghan Gallacher Mark Griffin Dawn Allan Claire Williams List 4 Michelle Thomson Haroun Malik Monique McAdams Graham Watson Tom McLaughlin List 5 Fulton MacGregor Neil Benny Chris Costello Ewan McRobert Patrick McAleer List 6 Stephanie Callaghan Ross Lambie Michael McPake Karen Utting Kyle Davidson List 7 Grant Ferguson Nathan Wilson Allyson Black Austin Reid James Stuart Duffin List 8 Iain Sinclair Gordon Macdonald List 9 Paul Welsh Bryan Flannagan List 10 Josh Wilson List 11 Cameron McManus List 12 Glasgow SNP Conservative Labour Lib Dem Green Glasgow Anniesland Bill Kidd Ade Aibinu Eva Murray Mark Simons Glasgow Cathcart James Dornan Euan Blockley Craig Carson Joe McCauley Glasgow Kelvin Kaukab Stewart Grahame Cannell Pam Duncan-Glancy David McKenzie Patrick Harvie Glasgow Maryhill and Springburn Bob Doris Alix Mathieson Keiran O'Neill Andrew Chamberlain Glasgow Pollok Humza Yousaf Sandesh Gulhane Zubir Ahmed James Speirs Nadia Kanyange Glasgow Provan Ivan McKee Annie Wells Martin McElroy Nicholas Moohan Kim Long Glasgow Shettleston John Mason Thomas Kerr Pauline McNeill Matthew Clark Glasgow Southside Nicola Sturgeon Kyle Thornton Anas Sarwar Carole Ford Rutherglen Clare Haughey Lynne Nailon James Kelly Sheila Thomson List 1 Patrick Harvie Roza Salih Annie Wells Pauline McNeill Carole Ford List 2 Kim Long Nicola Sturgeon Sandesh Gulhane Anas Sarwar Andrew Chamberlain List 3 Clare Haughey Ade Aibinu Paul Sweeney James Speirs Nadia Kanyange List 4 Ivan McKee Thomas Kerr Pam Duncan-Glancy Nicholas Moohan Jon Moylneux List 5 Dan Hutchison Bill Kidd Kyle Thornton James Kelly Sheila Thomson List 6 Alex Kerr Lynne Nailon Eva Murray Mark Simons Elaine Gallagher List 7 Suzanne McLaughlin Alix Mathieson Craig Carson Joe McCauley Emma Cockburn List 8 Kaukab Stewart Willie Docherty David McKenzie Anthony Carroll List 9 Katy Loudon Matthew Clark Blair Anderson List 10 Christina Cannon Holly Bruce List 11 Abdul Bostani Ellie Gomersall List 12 Calum Mcintosh Region/Constituency/List Ranking Parties Contesting Every Region Abolish the Scottish Family Scottish Central Scottish Alba All For Unity Freedom Alliance Reform UK UKIP Party Libertarian Party Parliament Airdrie and Shotts Coatbridge and Chryston Leo Lanahan Cumbernauld and Kilsyth East Kilbride Falkirk East Falkirk West Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse Motherwell and Wishaw Mark Meechan Neil Wilson Uddingston and Bellshill List 1 John Mortimer Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh Mary Devlin Dave Frankland Alan Melville Leo Lanahan Mark Meechan Neil Wilson Katrina Jane List 2 Lee William Lynne Anderson Jonathan Stanley Claire McClaren Hugh MacDonald Skinner John McGrory Yvonne MacKay Angus List 3 Jim Walker Matt Alexander John Irvine Alexander MacGregor Helen McEachen Steve Unwin List 4 Margaret Lynch Sandra Hill Louise Bannigan Ann Murray Christine MacIver George Cowan Christopher List 5 Billy Ross Di Meechan Anthony Hendry List 6 Sandy Smart Colin McMillan List 7 Lachlan Macneil List 8 List 9 List 10 List 11 List 12 Abolish the Scottish Family Scottish Glasgow Scottish Alba All For Unity Freedom Alliance Reform UK UKIP Party Libertarian Party Parliament Glasgow Anniesland Glasgow Cathcart Glasgow Kelvin Glasgow Maryhill and Springburn Glasgow Pollok Alan Findlay Daryl Gardner Glasgow Provan Glasgow Shettleston Glasgow Southside Carol Ann Dobson Rutherglen List 1 Michelle Ferns Jean Anne Mitchell Andy MacMillan Daryl Gardner James Dunsmore Carol Ann Dobson William Neeson Alan Findlay List 2 Ailsa Gray Ricky Morton Jamie-Lee McMillan Chris Ho Roberty Pressley Mary Steven Joshua Hall Cameron Milne List 3 Shahid Farooq Christian McNeill Diane Hodge Christina MacMillan John Laird Amanda Ranaghan List 4 Lynn McMahon Khaleel Mohammed David Mills Kirsty MacMilland David Tortolano David Hanna Margaret List 5 Niall Fraser Ellen MacMillan Roderick Nicoll Paterson List 6 Chris Creighton Stephen Lonsdale List 7 Ian Mulholland List 8 List 9 List 10 List 11 List 12 Region/Constituency/List Ranking Parties Contesting Some Regions and Constituencies Communist Party The Reclaim Central Restore Scotland Scotia Future TUSC Vanguard Party of Britain Party Airdrie and Shotts Coatbridge and Chryston Cumbernauld and Kilsyth East Kilbride Falkirk East Falkirk West Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse Motherwell and Wishaw Daniel Lambe Uddingston and Bellshill List 1 List 2 List 3 List 4 List 5 List 6 List 7 List 8 List 9 List 10 List 11 List 12 Communist Party The Reclaim Glasgow Restore Scotland Scotia Future TUSC Vanguard Party of Britain Party Glasgow Anniesland Glasgow Cathcart Glasgow Kelvin Glasgow Maryhill and Springburn Glasgow Pollok Leo Kearse Glasgow Provan Glasgow Shettleston Glasgow Southside Rutherglen List 1 Johnnie Hunter Leo Kerse Brian Smith List 2 Sinéad Daly List 3 Oisín Duncan List 4 Maddie List 5 List 6 List 7 List 8 List 9 List 10 List 11 List 12 Region/Constituency/List Ranking Parties Contesting Some Regions Only Const. Only Independents Animal Welfare Independent Social Women's Central Scottish Renew Liberal Party Independents Party Green Voice Democratic Party Equality Party Airdrie and Shotts Jimmy Dowson Coatbridge and Chryston Cumbernauld and Kilsyth East Kilbride Falkirk East Peter Krykant Falkirk West Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse Motherwell and Wishaw Uddingston and Bellshill List 1 John Robertson Paddy Hogg List 2 List 3 List 4 List 5 List 6 List 7 List 8 List 9 List 10 List 11 List 12 Animal Welfare Independent Social Women's Glasgow Scottish Renew Liberal Party Independents Party Green Voice Democratic Party Equality Party Glasgow Anniesland Glasgow Cathcart Glasgow Kelvin Glasgow Maryhill and Springburn Glasgow Pollok Joseph Finnie Glasgow Provan Glasgow Shettleston Greg Energy Adviser Glasgow Southside Deek Jackson Jayda Fransen Rutherglen Alistair Anthony List 1 McConnachie Ben Meechan McGinley Ruth Wilkinson Daniel Donaldson Andrea Robin John List 2 Kozlowski Dudfield Suzanne Martin Craig Ross List 3 Robert Malyn Esthi Thurston List 4 Richard Cameron Anna Nordahl List 5 List 6 List 7 List 8 List 9 List 10 List 11 List 12 Region/Constituency/List Ranking Major Holyrood Parties Highlands and Islands SNP Conservative Labour Lib Dem Green Argyll and Bute Jenni Minto Donald Cameron Lewis Whyte Alan Reid Caithness, Sutherland and Ross Maree Todd Struan Mackie Marion Donaldson Molly Nolan Na h-Eileanan an Iar Alasdair Allan Gavin Berkenheger Shaun Fraser Neil Mitchison Inverness and Nairn Fergus Ewing Edward Mountain Rhoda Grant David Gregg Ariane Burgess Moray Richard Lochhead Tim Eagle Jo Kirby Sheila Ritchie Orkney Islands Robert Leslie Sam Brown Coilla Drake Liam McArthur Shetland Islands Tom Wills Nick Tulloch Martin Kerr Beatrice Wishart Skye, Lochaber and Badenoch Kate Forbes Jamie Halcro Johnston John Erskine Denis Rixson List 1 Emma Roddick Douglas Ross Rhoda Grant Alan Reid Ariane Burgess List 2 Kate Forbes Edward Mountain John Erskine Molly Nolan Anne Thomas List 3 Maree Todd Donald Cameron Marion Donaldson Denis Rixson Fabio Villani List 4 Fergus Ewing Jamie Halcro Johnston Jo Kirby William Sinclair Steve Sankey List 5 Tom Wills Tim Eagle Coilla Drake Sheila Ritchie Debra Nicolson List 6 Mike MacKenzie Ella Robertson McKay Lewis Whyte David Gregg Sand Ownsett List 7 Robert Leslie Struan Mackie Shaun Fraser Neil Mitchison Topher Dawson List 8 Rhiannon Spear Sam Brown Lisa Jane Mead List 9 Jamie Szymkowiak Gavin Berkenheger Chris Ballance List 10 Qasim Hanif Nick Tulloch Isabella Sumsion List 11 Ken Gowans Phyl Meyer List 12 Sarah Fanet Luna Martin Lothian SNP Conservative Labour Lib Dem Green Almond Valley Angela Constance Damien Doran-Timson Craig Smith Caron Lindsay Edinburgh Central Angus Robertson Scott Douglas Maddy Kirkman Bruce Wilson Alison Johnstone Edinburgh Eastern Ash Denham Graham Hutchison Bill Cook Jill Reilly Edinburgh Northern and Leith Ben Macpherson Callum Laidlaw Katrina Faccenda Rebecca Bell Lorna Slater Edinburgh Pentlands Gordon Macdonald Gordon Lindhurst Lezley Cameron Fraser Graham Edinburgh Southern Catriona MacDonald Miles Briggs Daniel Johnson Fred Mackintosh Edinburgh Western Sarah Masson Susan Webber Margaret Graham Alex Cole-Hamilton Linlithgow Fiona Hyslop Charles Kennedy Kirsteen Sullivan Sally Pattle Midlothian North and Musselburgh Colin Beattie Iain Whyte Stephen Curran Charles Dundas List 1 Graham Campbell Miles Briggs Daniel Johnson Alex Cole-Hamilton Alison Johnstone List 2 Angus Robertson Susan Webber Sarah Boyack Fred Mackintosh Lorna Slater List 3 Fiona Hyslop Jeremy Balfour Foysol Choudhury Jill Reilly Kate Nevens List 4 Ben Macpherson Rebecca Fraser Maddy
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