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How the Country Voted Friday, May 6, 2016 Friday, May 6, 2016 12 www.eveningexpress.co.uk www.eveningexpress.co.uk 13 PAR SH LIA TI M T E O N T ELECTION TALK C S Scotland still wants something different, ELECTION SPECIAL E wants something to believe in. L 6 Full list of results from across Scotland E 1 How the country voted Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse SNP MSP CTI 20 ONS Christina McKelvie,“who retained her seat 1 ABERDEEN 23ABERDEEN ABERDEEN SOUTH 45ABERDEENSHIRE ABERDEENSHIRE 67AIRDRIE & ALMOND VALLEY 43 GLASGOW 44 GLASGOW 45 GLASGOW KELVIN 46 GLASGOW 47 GLASGOW POLLOK 48 GLASGOW 49 GLASGOW CENTRAL DONSIDE & KINCARDINE EAST WEST SHOTTS Electorate: 64,901 —Turnout: ANNIESLAND CATHCART Electorate: 62,203 —Turnout: MARYHILL & Electorate: 61,350 —Turnout: PROVAN SHETTLESTON 53.73% 45.72% 45.55% Electorate: 57,195 —Turnout: Electorate: 61,200 —Turnout: NORTH Electorate: 62,844 —Turnout: Electorate: 59,576 —Turnout: Electorate: 53,899 —Turnout: SNP hold Electorate: 57,884 —Turnout: Electorate: 60,871 —Turnout: SNP hold SPRINGBURN SNP gain Electorate: 56,169 —Turnout: Electorate: 58,021 —Turnout: 46.69% 50.62% 55.30% 59.08% 49.30% 50.13% 50.33% 42.87% 43.73% SNP hold SNP hold Electorate: 59,710 —Turnout: SNP hold C gain SNP hold * Angela Constance (SNP)....18,475 SNP hold SNP hold * Sandra White (SNP)...........10,964 Electorate: 53,647 —Turnout: + Humza Yousaf (SNP) ..........15,316 SNP gain SNP hold + Neil Findlay (Lab)................10,082 Patrick Harvie (Green)............ 6,916 * Johann Lamont (Lab) .......... 8,834 54.16% * Bill Kidd (SNP)...................15,007 * James Dornan (SNP) ..........16,200 44.01% * John Mason (SNP) .............14,198 * Kevin Stewart (SNP)..........11,648 * Mark McDonald (SNP) .......17,339 SNP hold Gillian Martin (SNP)..............15,912 Alexander Burnett (C)...........13,400 * Alex Neil (SNP)..................13,954 Stephanie Smith (C) .............. 5,308 Michael Shanks (Lab) ............ 5,968 SNP gain Thomas Haddow (C) .............. 2,653 Ivan McKee (SNP) ................13,140 Bill Butler (Lab) ..................... 8,854 Soryia Siddique (Lab) ............ 6,810 Thomas Rannachan (Lab)....... 6,875 + Lewis Macdonald (Lab) ....... 7,299 Liam Kerr(C) ........................ 5,709 Colin Clark (C).......................10,075 * Dennis Robertson (SNP) .....12,500 Richard Leonard (Lab)............ 7,762 Charles Dundas (LD).............. 1,007 Sheila Mechan (C) ................. 3,346 Isabel Nelson (LD)................. 585 * Paul Martin (Lab)................ 8,357 * Maureen Watt (SNP)..........13,604 Adam Tomkins (C) ................. 4,057 Kyle Thornton (C)................... 4,514 +Bob Doris (SNP) ................13,109 Thomas Kerr (C).................... 3,151 Tom Mason (C)...................... 6,022 Greg Williams (Lab) ............... 5,672 Christine Jardine (LD) ............ 6,611 Mike Rumbles (LD) ................ 7,262 Eric Holford (C)...................... 4,164 Carole Ford (LD) .................... 1,050 Ian Leech (TUSC)................... 555 Annie Wells (C)...................... 2,062 Ken McLeod (LD)................... 1,735 Isobel Davidson (LD).............. 2,261 Ross Thomson (C).................10,849 Sarah Flavell (Lab)................. 2,155 Sarah Christina Duncan (Lab) .2,036 Louise Young (LD).................. 693 Majority: 8,393 James Speirs (LD) ................. 1,098 Margot Clark (LD) .................. 1,703 * Patricia Ferguson (Lab) ....... 7,507 Tom Coleman (LD) ................. 518 Jamie Cocozza (TUSC) ........... 583 Alison Evison (Lab) ................ 5,603 Tom Muirhead (Ind)................ 198 John Anderson (C) ................. 2,305 Majority: 6,482 Majority: 6,153 Brian Smith (TUSC)................ 909 Giovanni Caccavello (LD)........ 568 Majority: 4,349 Majority:11,630 John Waddell (LD).................. 2,284 Majority: 5,837 Majority: 900 Majority: 6,192 Majority: 4,048 James Harrison (LD) .............. 691 Majority: 4,783 Chris Creighton (Ind).............. 501 Majority: 7,323 Majority: 2,755 Majority: 9,390 Majority: 5,602 ANGUS NORTH & ANGUS SOUTH ARGYLL & BUTE AYR BANFFSHIRE & CAITHNESS, CARRICK, 8 910 11 12 13 14 50 GLASGOW 51 GREENOCK & 52 HAMILTON, 53 INVERNESS & GLASGOW HIGHLANDS & ISLANDS MEARNS Electorate: 56,278 —Turnout: Electorate: 48,804 —Turnout: Electorate: 61,558 —Turnout: BUCHAN COAST SUTHERLAND & CUMNOCK & 56.73% 60.40% 61.10% SOUTHSIDE INVERCLYDE LARKHALL & NAIRN Glasgow Anniesland; Glasgow Cathcart; Argyll & Bute; Caithness, Sutherland & Electorate: 54,268 —Turnout: SNP hold SNP hold C hold Electorate: 59,155 —Turnout: ROSS DOON VALLEY Glasgow Kelvin; Glasgow Maryhill & Spring- Ross; Inverness & Nairn; Moray; Na h- 54.14% 48.49% Electorate: 52,141 —Turnout: Electorate: 55,171 —Turnout: Electorate: 66,619 —Turnout: Eileanan an Iar; Orkney Islands; Shetland * Graeme Dey (SNP).............15,622 * Michael Russell (SNP) .......13,561 * John Scott (C) ...................16,183 Electorate: 55,176 —Turnout: Electorate: 58,548 —Turnout: STONEHOUSE burn; Glasgow Pollok; Glasgow Provan; Glas- SNP hold SNP hold 47.76% 57.50% 57.52% gow Shettleston; Glasgow Southside; Islands; Skye, Lochaber & Badenoch Kirstene Hair (C)....................11,318 Alan Reid (LD) ....................... 7,583 Jennifer Dunn (SNP)...............15,433 58.37% 54.12% SNP hold SNP gain Electorate: 57,656 —Turnout: SNP hold Mairi Evans (SNP) ................13,417 *StewartStevenson (SNP) ..15,802 SNP hold 50.10% Rutherglen Joanne McFadden (Lab) ......... 3,773 Donald Cameron (C) .............. 5,840 Brian McGinley (Lab).............. 5,283 SNP hold * Nicola Sturgeon (SNP) .......15,287 + Stuart McMillan (SNP).......17,032 * Fergus Ewing (SNP)...........18,505 Electorate: 348,581 Alex Johnstone (C).................10,945 Clive Sneddon (LD) ................ 1,216 Mick Rice (Lab) ..................... 2,492 Robbie Simpson (LD) ............. 716 Peter Chapman (C) ................ 9,219 Jeane Freeman (SNP) ...........14,694 SNP hold Gail Ross (SNP)....................13,937 Fariha Thomas (Lab) .............. 5,694 Siobhan McCready (Lab) ........ 8,802 Edward Mountain (C) ............. 7,648 Electorate: 522,988 John Ruddy (Lab)................... 2,752 Nathan Morrison (Lab) ........... 2,372 Carol Mochan (Lab) ............... 8,684 * Christina McKelvie (SNP)...13,945 Turnout: 58.90% Euan Davidson (LD) ............... 2,265 Majority: 4,304 Majority: 5,978 Majority: 750 David Evans (LD) ................... 1,290 Jamie Stone (LD)...................10,024 Graham Hutchison (C)............ 3,100 Graeme Brooks (C) ................ 4,487 + David Stewart (Lab) ............ 6,719 Struan Mackie (C) ................. 4,912 Lee Lyons (C)........................ 7,666 Kevin Lewsey (LD) ................. 822 John Watson (LD) .................. 1,404 + Margaret McCulloch (Lab) ... 8,508 Carolyn Caddick (LD) ............. 5,445 Turnout: 47.44% Majority Party: SNP Majority: 2,472 Majority: 6,583 Leah Franchetti (Lab)............. 3,334 Dawud Islam (LD) .................. 640 + Margaret Mitchell (C) .......... 5,596 Majority: 9,593 Majority: 8,230 Majority:10,857 Majority Party: SNP Majority: 36,907 Majority: 3,913 Majority: 6,010 Eileen Baxendale (LD)............ 836 Majority: 5,437 Majority: 51,950 SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES: SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES: * DOUGLAS ROSS (C) 15 CLACKMANNANSHIRE 16 CLYDEBANK & 17 CLYDESDALE 18 COATBRIDGE & * ADAM TOMKINS (C) * EDWARD MOUNTAIN (C) Electorate: 58,471 —Turnout: 54 KILMARNOCK & 55 KIRKCALDY 56 LINLITHGOW 57 MIDLOTHIAN & DUNBLANE MILNGAVIE CHRYSTON * ANNIE WELLS (C) 57.50% Electorate: 59,533 —Turnout: Electorate: 71,434 —Turnout: * DONALD CAMERON (C) Electorate: 50,557 —Turnout: Electorate: 54,761 —Turnout: Electorate: 54,169 —Turnout: IRVINE VALLEY NORTH & SNP hold 52.25% 53.77% * ANAS SARWAR (LAB) ** RHODA GRANT (LAB) 58.84% 59.97% 52.31% Electorate: 62,620 —Turnout: * Aileen Campbell (SNP).......14,821 SNP gain SNP hold SNP hold MUSSELBURGH *+ JOHANN LAMONT (LAB) SNP hold SNP hold Alex Allison (C) ...................... 8,842 CONSTITUENCY 54.91% ** DAVID STEWART (LAB) Fulton MacGregor (SNP) .......13,605 SNP hold * David Torrance (SNP).........16,358 * Fiona Hyslop (SNP)............19,362 Electorate: 63,360 —Turnout: * Keith Brown (SNP).............14,147 * Gil Paterson (SNP).............16,158 + Claudia Beamish (Lab)........ 6,895 + Claire Baker (Lab)............... 8,963 Angela Moohan (Lab).............10,027 *+ JAMES KELLY (LAB) * MAREE TODD (SNP) * Elaine Smith (Lab) .............. 9,826 * Willie Coffey (SNP) ............19,047 54.74% Craig Miller (Lab) ................... 7,426 Gail Casey (Lab) .................... 7,726 Danny Meikle (Ind)................. 1,332 Martin Laidlaw (C) ................. 4,568 Charles Kennedy (C) .............. 7,699 SNP hold Robyn Halbert (C).................. 2,868 Dave Meechan (Lab).............. 7,853 * PAULINE MCNEILL (LAB) ** JOHN FINNIE (GREEN) Alexander Stewart (C) ............ 6,915 Maurice Golden (C)................ 6,029 Rev Bev Gauld (CSSInd) ......... 909 Lauren Jones (LD) ................. 1,219 Dan Farthing-Sykes (LD)......... 1,319 * Colin Beattie (SNP) ...........16,948 TS Christopher McKinlay (LD) ...... 1,258 Frank Bowles (LD) ................. 2,925 Jennifer Jamieson Ball (LD) .... 820 + John Wilson (Green)............ 1,612 Brian Whittle (C) .................... 6,597 * PATRICK HARVIE (GREEN) SNP ......................... 81,600 39.74% Jenni Lang (LD) ..................... 423 Rebecca Plenderleith (LD) ...... 888 Majority: 7,395 Majority: 9,335 Bernard Harkins (Lab)............ 9,913 C............................. 44,693
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