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Lothian Region Full Result Scottish Parliamentary Elections - 6 May 2021 Regional List Seat Calculator for Region Lothian Council area - EDINBURGH Council area - WEST LOTHIAN Council area - MIDLOTHIAN Constituency (Select from drop-down list) Edinburgh Central Edinburgh Eastern Edinburgh Northern and Leith Edinburgh Pentlands Edinburgh Southern Edinburgh Western Almond Valley Linlithgow Midlothian North and Musselburgh Total Deposit Party/Independent Candidate ABOLISH THE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT PARTY 48 94 78 73 77 94 117 146 101 828 Forfeit ALBA PARTY 639 866 770 523 611 614 749 724 645 6,141 Forfeit ALL FOR UNITY 279 271 220 257 250 240 298 330 278 2,423 Forfeit ANIMAL WELFARE PARTY 179 299 264 210 170 237 355 393 285 2,392 Forfeit COMMUNIST PARTY OF BRITAIN 90 66 80 31 88 44 68 62 69 598 Forfeit FREEDOM ALLIANCE - INTEGRITY, SOCIETY, ECONOMY 102 102 180 56 81 90 114 128 69 922 Forfeit REFORM UK 88 96 110 71 83 64 97 120 81 810 Forfeit SCOTTISH CONSERVATIVE AND UNIONIST PARTY 9,766 6,839 6,293 10,850 9,357 9,350 7,861 10,556 7,723 78,595 OK SCOTTISH FAMILY PARTY 154 279 212 297 192 227 243 221 216 2,041 Forfeit SCOTTISH GREEN PARTY 7,604 6,292 9,243 3,702 8,605 4,101 3,071 3,566 3,800 49,984 OK SCOTTISH LABOUR PARTY 6,866 9,105 8,726 6,903 11,128 5,140 8,474 10,135 10,212 76,689 OK SCOTTISH LIBERAL DEMOCRATS 3,075 1,583 2,177 2,150 3,373 11,923 1,229 1,551 1,372 28,433 OK SCOTTISH LIBERTARIAN PARTY 93 59 83 44 59 107 77 88 79 689 Forfeit SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY (SNP) 12,476 17,182 18,174 12,916 11,053 14,409 18,913 18,735 17,620 141,478 OK SCOTTISH RENEW 18 12 14 6 8 9 14 14 7 102 Forfeit SCOTTISH WOMEN'S EQUALITY PARTY 161 134 167 86 194 86 81 99 116 1,124 Forfeit SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY 33 28 23 19 34 25 20 26 19 227 Forfeit UK INDEPENDENCE PARTY (UKIP) 30 64 43 50 21 42 75 88 57 470 Forfeit GRACZYK, Ashley 75 50 58 79 43 27 25 39 34 430 Forfeit Total Valid Votes 41,776 43,421 46,915 38,323 45,427 46,829 41,881 47,021 42,783 394,376 Winner of the Constituency Seat Name Angus Robertson Ash Denham Ben MacPherson Gordon MacDonald Daniel Johnson Alex Cole-Hamilton Angela Constance Fiona Hyslop Colin Beatie Winner of the Constituency Seat Party Scottish National Party (SNP) Scottish National Party (SNP) Scottish National Party (SNP) Scottish National Party (SNP) Scottish Labour Party Scottish Liberal Democrats Scottish National Party (SNP) Scottish National Party (SNP) Scottish National Party (SNP) Lack of official mark or unique identifying mark 0 43 0 0 17 0 0 0 2 62 Voting for more than one registered party / candidate 16 32 22 18 10 26 28 35 18 205 Writing or mark by which the voter could be identified 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Unmarked or void for uncertainty 43 22 63 25 28 41 44 56 72 394 Total Rejected Papers 59 97 85 43 55 67 72 91 92 661 Total Votes cast (Including rejected papers) 41,835 43,518 47,000 38,366 45,482 46,896 41,953 47,112 42,875 395,037 Electorate 66,734 71,285 74,636 59,095 63,942 65,629 68,634 75,672 69,302 614,929 Turnout (%) 62.7 61.0 63.0 64.9 71.1 71.5 61.1 62.3 61.9 64.2 Deposit is forfeited if party/candidate fails to poll one-twentieth of the total number of votes polled by all the parties/candidates Total votes cast-minus votes rejected 394,376 one-twentieth of the above 19,719 Check column N for forfeited deposits Complete Form S in terms of Schedule 2 Rule 66.
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