2024 United Kingdom general election in Scotland

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2024 United Kingdom general election
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All 57 Scottish seats in the House of Commons
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Leader John Swinney Rishi Sunak Ed Davey
Party SNP Conservative Liberal Democrats
Leader since 6 May 2024 24 October 2022 27 August 2020 [lower-alpha 1]
Last election48 seats, 45.0%6 seats, 25.1%4 seats, 9.5%
Current seats4374
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Leader Keir Starmer Alex Salmond
Party Labour Alba
Leader since 4 April 2020 26 March 2021
Last election1 seat, 18.6%Did not exist
Current seats22

On 22 May 2024, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced that the 2024 general election would be held on 4 July 2024. [2] The election includes Scotland, with all 57 Scottish Westminster seats to be contested.

Contents

Background

The Scottish National Party (SNP) changed leaders and first ministers three times, from Nicola Sturgeon (2014–2023) to Humza Yousaf (2023–2024) to John Swinney (since 6 May 2024). Sturgeon resigned in 2023 following heavy criticism for her positions on gender reforms and claimed occupational burnout was the reason for her resignation, [3] while Yousaf resigned in 2024 amid a government crisis following his termination of a power-sharing agreement with the Scottish Greens. [4] Swinney assumed the leadership on 8 May 2024. [5] In 2022, Ian Blackford stepped down as the leader of the SNP in the House of Commons and was succeeded by Stephen Flynn. [6]

Opinion polls

All polling companies listed here are members of the British Polling Council (BPC) and abide by its disclosure and sample size rules.

The dates for these opinion polls range from the 2019 general election on 12 December to the present day.

Poll results

Graph of opinion polls conducted in Scotland Scotland opinion polling for the next United Kingdom general election after 2019 (LOESS).svg
Graph of opinion polls conducted in Scotland
Date(s)
conducted		PollsterClientSample
size		 SNP Con Lab Lib Dems Green Reform OthersLead
5–10 Jun2024 Opinium N/A1,01734%14%35%8%4%5%1%1
3–9 Jun2024 Ipsos STV News1,13636%13%36%5%3%4%
2%
Alba on 1%
Other on 1%
Tie
1–2 Jun2024 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,00029%17%39%8%3%4%
2%
Alba on 1%
Other on 1%
10
24–28 May2024 Savanta The Scotsman1,06733%17%37%7%––5%4
23–27 May2024 Survation True North1,02632%17%36%9%––6%4
22–25 May2024 More in Common N/A81730%17%35%10%3%4%1%5
22 May Rishi Sunak announces that a general election will be held on 4 July 2024
13–17 May2024 YouGov N/A1,11429%12%39%8%7%4%2%10
8–9 May2024 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,07831%14%38%8%4%4%
1%
Alba on 1%
Other on 0%
7
6–8 May John Swinney is elected Leader of the Scottish National Party and First Minister of Scotland
3–8 May2024 Savanta The Scotsman1,08033%17%37%7%––4%4
30 Apr–3 May2024 Norstat The Sunday Times1,01429%16%34%8%4%6%
4%
Alba on 3%
Other on 1%
5
29 Apr2024 Humza Yousaf announces his resignation as First Minister of Scotland.
26–29 Apr2024 YouGov N/A1,04333%14%34%8%4%5%2%1
9–12 Apr2024 Norstat The Sunday Times1,08632%16%32%9%4%5%
3%
Alba on 2%
Other on 1%
Tie
6–7 Apr2024 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,00032%17%33%8%2%5%
2%
Alba on 2%
Other on 0%
1
25 Mar–2 Apr2024 YouGov N/A1,10031%14%33%7%5%7%1%2
10–11 Mar2024 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,00034%16%34%6%4%4%
1%
Alba on 1%
Other on 0%
Tie
14–20 Feb2024 Survation Quantum Communications1,04338%15%33%8%––7%5
3–4 Feb2024 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,00033%18%34%8%2%4%
1%
Alba on 1%
Other on 0%
1
25–31 Jan2024 Ipsos STV News1,00539%14%32%6%4%–5%7
23–25 Jan2024 Survation True North1,02936%16%34%8%––7%2
22–25 Jan2024 Norstat The Sunday Times1,00733%16%36%7%––8%3
9–11 Jan2024 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,04035%17%35%9%2%2%1%Tie
26–27 Nov2023 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,05434%17%36%6%3%3%0%2
20–26 Nov2023 Ipsos N/A99040%15%30%6%3%–5%10
29–30 Oct2023 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,09232%23%32%8%2%2%1%Tie
20–25 Oct2023 YouGov Scottish Elections Study1,20032%16%38%6%4%–4%6
6–11 Oct2023 Savanta The Scotsman1,01835%19%35%6%––4%Tie
2–6 Oct2023 YouGov N/A1,02833%20%32%5%5%2%2%1
5 Oct2023 Rutherglen and Hamilton West by-election
4–5 Oct2023 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,09534%21%32%9%2%–2%4
5–14 Sep2023 Opinium Tony Blair Institute1,00437%18%28%8%4%–4%9
8–13 Sep2023 YouGov The Times1,10338%16%27%7%6%4%2%11
2–4 Sep2023 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,10035%15%35%8%4%–3%Tie
15–18 Aug2023 Survation True North1,02237%17%35%6%––5%2
3–8 Aug2023 YouGov The Times1,08636%15%32%6%6%3%2%4
5–6 Aug2023 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,05037%17%34%7%2%–3%3
1–2 Jul2023 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,03035%21%32%7%2%–3%3
23–28 Jun2023 Survation –2,02637%17%34%9%––4%3
12–15 Jun2023 Panelbase The Sunday Times1,00734%18%34%7%––7%Tie
9–14 Jun2023 Savanta The Scotsman1,01838%17%34%7%––4%4
9–13 Jun2023 YouGov Scottish Elections Study1,20033%17%36%7%4%–3%3
3–5 Jun2023 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,46637%20%28%9%3%–3%9
15–21 May2023 Ipsos MORI STV News1,09041%16%29%6%3%–4%12
27 Apr–3 May2023 Survation True North1,00938%18%31%9%2%–4%7
30 Apr–2 May2023 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,29535%18%32%9%3%–3%3
17–20 Apr2023 YouGov The Times1,03237%17%28%8%5%2%2%9
29 Mar–3 Apr2023 Survation N/A1,00140%17%32%7%1%–3%8
31 Mar–1 Apr2023 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,00036%19%31%10%2%–3%5
28–31 Mar2023 Savanta The Scotsman1,00939%19%33%6%––4%6
28–30 Mar2023 Panelbase The Sunday Times1,08939%19%31%5%––6%8
27 Mar2023 Humza Yousaf is elected leader of the Scottish National Party
9–13 Mar2023 YouGov Sky News1,00239%16%29%6%6%3%1%10
8–10 Mar2023 Survation Diffley Partnership1,03740%18%32%6%2%–3%8
7–10 Mar2023 Panelbase Scot Goes Pop1,01340%16%33%6%––5%7
2–5 Mar2023 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,05039%22%29%6%2%–3%10
17–20 Feb2023 YouGov The Times1,01738%19%29%6%4%2%2%9
15–17 Feb2023 Survation N/A1,03443%17%30%6%––3%13
15–17 Feb2023 Savanta The Scotsman1,00442%17%32%6%––3%10
10–15 Feb2023 YouGov Scottish Election Study1,23938%16%35%6%3%–3%3
1–7 Feb2023 Survation N/ATBA42%18%29%6%––0%13
23–26 Jan2023 YouGov The Sunday Times1,08842%15%29%6%3%3%2%13
10–12 Jan2023 Survation True North1,00243%18%29%7%––2%14
22 Dec–1 Jan2023 Survation Scotland in Union1,02544%16%31%6%––1%13
16–21 Dec2022 Savanta The Scotsman1,04843%19%30%6%––2%13
6–9 Dec2022 YouGov The Times1,09043%14%29%6%4%3%1%14
28 Nov–5 Dec2022 Ipsos MORI STV News1,04551%13%25%6%3%–0%26
26–27 Nov2022 Redfield & Wilton N/A1,00041%16%31%8%2%–3%10
7–11 Oct2022 Panelbase Alba Party1,000+42%16%30%6%2%–2%12
5–7 Oct2022 Panelbase The Sunday Times1,01745%15%30%5%––4%15
30 Sep–4 Oct2022 YouGov The Times1,06745%12%31%7%3%1%1%14
30 Sep–4 Oct2022 ComRes The Scotsman1,02946%15%30%8%––1%16
28–29 Sep2022 Survation Scotland in Union1,01144%15%31%6%––4%13
17–19 Aug2022 Panelbase The Sunday Times1,13344%20%23%8%––5%21
29 Jun–1 Jul2022 Panelbase The Sunday Times1,01047%19%23%8%––3%24
23–28 Jun2022 Savanta ComRes The Scotsman1,02946%18%25%8%––3%21
23–29 May2022 Ipsos STV News1,00044%19%23%10%3%–2%21
18–23 May2022 YouGov The Times1,11546%19%22%6%3%1%2%24
5 May 2022 Local elections held in Scotland
26–29 Apr2022 Panelbase The Sunday Times1,00942%21%24%7%––5%18
25–31 Mar2022 BMG The Herald1,01242%19%26%6%4%–2%16
24–28 Mar2022 Survation Ballot Box Scotland1,00245%19%27%6%––2%18
1–4 Feb2022 Panelbase The Sunday Times1,12844%20%24%8%2%–2%20
15–22 Dec2021 Opinium Daily Record1,32848%17%22%7%3%–4%26
18–22 Nov2021 YouGov The Times1,06048%20%18%6%3%2%2%28
9–12 Nov2021 Panelbase The Sunday Times1,000~48%21%20%7%––4%27
20–26 Oct2021 Panelbase Scot Goes Pop1,00148%21%21%7%––4%27
6–10 Sep2021 Panelbase The Sunday Times2,00347%23%19%7%––4%24
2–8 Sep2021 Opinium Sky News1,01451%21%17%5%2%–3%30
20 Aug2021 Alex Cole-Hamilton becomes leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats [7]
16–24 Jun2021 Panelbase The Sunday Times1,28747%25%18%6%––4%22
13 May2021 Airdrie and Shotts by-election
6 May2021Election to the Scottish Parliament [8]
2–4 May2021 YouGov The Times1,14448%22%19%5%4%1%2%26
30 Apr–4 May2021 Survation DC Thomson1,00848%22%20%7%1%–1%26
28 Apr–03 May2021 Opinium Sky News1,01547%25%20%6%1%–1%22
27–30 Apr2021 BMG The Herald1,02348%20%20%7%3%–1%28
23–26 Apr2021 Survation Good Morning Britain1,00846%22%22%8%––2%24
21–26 Apr2021 Panelbase Scot Goes Pop1,07545%22%19%7%4%–3%23
20–22 Apr2021 Survation DC Thomson1,03747%21%22%8%1%–1%25
16–20 Apr2021 YouGov The Times1,20448%24%19%4%3%1%2%24
1–6 Apr2021 Opinium Sky News1,02350%24%19%4%1%–1%26
29–30 Mar2021 Survation The Courier1,02149%21%21%8%1%–0%28
19–22 Mar2021 YouGov The TimesTBA49%24%17%4%4%1%1%25
16–19 Mar2021 BMG The Herald1,02147%21%19%7%3%–3%26
11–18 Mar2021 Survation The Courier1,45249%21%21%7%1%–1%28
11–16 Mar2021 Opinium Sky News1,09650%23%19%5%3%–1%27
4–8 Mar2021 YouGov The Times1,10050%23%17%5%3%1%1%27
27 Feb2021 Anas Sarwar is elected leader of Scottish Labour [9]
25–26 Feb2021 Survation Daily Record1,01148%23%21%6%––2%25
11–13 Jan2021 Survation Scot Goes Pop1,02048%19%23%7%––3%25
4–9 Dec2020 Survation N/A1,00951%20%21%6%3%––30
5–11 Nov2020 Panelbase Scot Goes Pop1,02050%21%20%5%2%––29
6–10 Nov2020 YouGov The Times1,08953%19%17%4%3%3%1%34
28 Oct–4 Nov2020 Survation N/A1,05952%18%20%8%––2%32
17–21 Sep2020 JL Partners Politico1,01656%18%15%7%3%–0%38
2–7 Sep2020 Survation N/A1,01851%20%21%6%––3%30
6–10 Aug2020 YouGov The Times1,14254%20%16%5%2%2%0%34
5 Aug2020 Douglas Ross becomes leader of the Scottish Conservatives [10]
30 Jun–3 Jul2020 Panelbase The Sunday Times1,02653%21%19%6%––2%32
1–5 Jun2020 Panelbase Scot Goes Pop1,02251%21%19%6%2%–1%30
1–5 May2020 Panelbase Wings Over Scotland1,08650%26%17%5%2%–1%24
24–27 Apr2020 YouGov N/A1,09551%25%15%6%2%0%1%26
24–26 Mar2020 Panelbase The Sunday Times1,02348%27%16%5%3%––21
14 Feb2020 Jackson Carlaw becomes leader of the Scottish Conservatives [11]
12 Dec2019 2019 general election –45.0%25.1%18.6%9.5%1.0%0.5%0.3%19.9

Boundary review

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2024 map of Scottish constituencies

In March 2020, Cabinet Office minister Chloe Smith confirmed that the 2023 Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies would be based on retaining 650 seats. [12] [13] The previous relevant legislation was amended by the Parliamentary Constituencies Act 2020 [14] and the four boundary commissions formally launched their 2023 reviews on 5 January 2021. [15] [16] [17] [18] They were required to issue their final reports prior to 1 July 2023. The Scottish commission published its own report on 28 June. [19] [20] As the reports were laid before Parliament, Orders in Council giving effect to the final proposals must be made within four months, unless "there are exceptional circumstances". Prior to the Parliamentary Constituencies Act 2020, boundary changes could not be implemented until they were approved by both Houses of Parliament.

Fifty-seven single member constituencies will be used in Scotland for this election, a reduction of two since 2019. A number of constituencies are unchanged, including the two protected constituencies of Na h-Eileanan an Iar covering the Western Isles, and Orkney and Shetland, covering the Northern Isles. [21]

Candidates

Parties

PartiesNumber of candidates [22]
Conservative Party 57
Labour Party 57
Liberal Democrats 57
Reform UK 57
Scottish National Party 57
Scottish Greens 44
Independents 25 (21 constituencies)
Alba Party 19
Scottish Family Party 16
Co-operative Party 4 [23]
Scottish Libertarian Party 4
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 4
Communist Party of Britain 3
Socialist Labour Party 3
UKIP 3
British Unionist Party 2
Christian Party 2
Independence for Scotland Party 2
Scottish Socialist Party 2
Social Democratic Party 2
Sovereignty2
Workers Party of Britain 2
Freedom Alliance (UK)1
Heritage Party 1
Liberal Party 1
Socialist Equality Party 1
Total424

Candidates by constituency

Candidates in bold were MPs at dissolution and represented a constituency in that parliamentary term which is succeeded at least partially by the constituency in which they are standing for election in at this election, in some cases not for the party they were aligned with when they were originally elected; it also includes those elected at by-elections in the preceding parliament. Italics denotes incumbent MPs not contesting the election. It was reported that SNP, Conservatives and Labour selected all their candidates by 5 June 2024. [24]

Constituency (2024–)Constituency (2005–24) Conservative Labour Liberal Democrats Reform UK Scottish Greens SNP OthersIncumbent
Aberdeen North Gillian Tebberen [25] Lynn Thomson [26] Desmond Bouse [27] [28] Kenneth Leggat [29] Esme Houston [30] Kirsty Blackman [31] SNP Kirsty Blackman
Aberdeen South John Wheeler [34] Tauqeer Malik [26] Jeff Goodhall [29] Michael Pearce [29] Guy Ingerson [35] Stephen Flynn [31] SNP Stephen Flynn
Airdrie and Shotts Alexandra Herdman [36] Kenneth Stevenson [37] [38] Lewis Younie [36] David Hall [36] Anum Qaisar [31] SNP Anum Qaisar [lower-alpha 2]
Angus and Perthshire Glens Angus Stephen Kerr [41] [lower-alpha 3] Elizabeth Carr-Ellis [42] Claire McLaren [43] Kenneth Morton [44] Dave Doogan [31] Dan Peña [45] (Independent) SNP Dave Doogan
Argyll, Bute and South Lochaber Argyll and Bute Amanda Hampsey [46] Hamish Maxwell [47] Alan Reid [48] [lower-alpha 4] Melanie Hurst [49] Brendan O'Hara [31] Tommy Macpherson (Independent) SNP Brendan O'Hara
Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock Martin Dowey [50] Elaine Stewart [51] Paul Kennedy [52] Andrew Russell [44] Korin Vallance [52] Allan Dorans [53] Corri Wilson [54] (Alba) SNP Allan Dorans
Aberdeenshire North and Moray East Banff and Buchan Douglas Ross [55] Andrew Brown [56] Ian Bailey [57] Jo Hart [58] Seamus Logan [59] Conservative David Duguid
Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk John Lamont [60] Caitlin Stott [61] Ray Georgeson [62] Carolyn Grant [44] Neil MacKinnon [63] David Wilson [31] Conservative John Lamont
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross Fiona Fawcett [65] Eva Kestner [66] Jamie Stone [67] Sandra Skinner [44] Anne Thomas [68] Lucy Beattie [69] Steve Chisholm [70] (Alba) Liberal Democrats Jamie Stone
Ross, Skye and Lochaber SNP Ian Blackford
Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire Ruraidh Stewart [71] Michael Perera [72] Angus MacDonald [73] Dillan Hill [74] Peter Newman [75] Drew Hendry [76] Darren Paxton [74] (Socialist Equality)
Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey SNP Drew Hendry
Central Ayrshire David Rocks [77] Alan Gemmell [78] [79] Elaine Ford [80] Stevie Bates [44] Tom Kerr [80] Annie McIndoe [81] SNP Philippa Whitford
Coatbridge and Bellshill Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill Christina Sandhu [82] Frank McNally [83] Emma Farthing [82] Fiona McRae [82] Patrick McAleer [82] Steven Bonnar [31] SNP Steven Bonnar
Cumbernauld and Kirkintilloch Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East Satbir Gill [85] Katrina Murray [86] Adam Harley [85] Billy Ross [85] Anne McCrossan [85] Stuart McDonald [87] SNP Stuart McDonald
Dumfries and Galloway John Cooper [88] James Wallace [89] Iain McDonald [90] Charles Anthony Keal [44] Laura Moodie [91] Tracey Little [31] David Griffiths [92] (Heritage) Conservative Alister Jack
Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale David Mundell [93] Daniel Coleman [94] Drummond Begg [28] David Kirkwood [44] Dominic Ashmole [95] Kim Marshall [31] Gareth Kirk [96] (Scottish Family) Conservative David Mundell
Arbroath and Broughty Ferry Dundee East Richard Brooks [97] Cheryl-Ann Cruickshank [98] David Evans [99] Gwen Wood [99] Stephen Gethins [100] [lower-alpha 5] SNP Stewart Hosie
Dundee Central Dundee West Emma Farquhar [102] Richard McCready [103] Daniel Coleman [102] Vicky McCann [102] Chris Law [31] SNP Chris Law
Dunfermline and Dollar Dunfermline and West Fife Thomas Heald [104] Graeme Downie [37] Lauren Buchanan-Quigley [105] Udo van den Brock [106] Ryan Blackadder [107] Naz Anis Miah [108] SNP Douglas Chapman
Mid Dunbartonshire East Dunbartonshire Alix Mathieson [110] Lorna Dougall [111] Susan Murray [112] [28] David McNabb [113] Carolynn Scrimgeour [113] Amy Callaghan [114] Ray James [115] (Alba) SNP Amy Callaghan
East Kilbride and Strathaven East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow Ross Lambie [116] Joani Reid [117] Aisha Mir [116] David Mills [118] Ann McGuinness [116] Grant Costello [119] Conservative (elected as SNP) Lisa Cameron [lower-alpha 6]
Lothian East East Lothian Scott Hamilton [122] Douglas Alexander [123] [lower-alpha 7] Duncan Dunlop [124] Robert Davies [44] Shona McIntosh [125] Lyn Jardine [124] George Kerevan [126] (Alba) Alba (elected as SNP) Kenny MacAskill
East Renfrewshire Sandesh Gulhane [127] [lower-alpha 8] Blair McDougall [128] Alan Grant [129] Matt Alexander [129] Karen Sharkey [130] Kirsten Oswald [131] SNP Kirsten Oswald
Edinburgh East and Musselburgh Edinburgh East Marie-Clair Munro [133] Chris Murray [134] Charles Dundas [135] Derek Winton [44] Amanda Grimm [136] [137] Tommy Sheppard [138] Jane Gould [135] (Independent) SNP Tommy Sheppard
Edinburgh North and Leith Joanna Mowat [133] Tracy Gilbert [139] Mike Andersen [140] [28] Alan Melville [44] Kayleigh O'Neill [141] [137] Deidre Brock [31] SNP Deidre Brock
Edinburgh South Christopher Cowdy [144] Ian Murray [145] Andy Williamson [146] [28] Cameron Rose [147] Jo Phillips [137] Simita Kumar [148] Labour Ian Murray
Edinburgh South West Sue Webber [149] Scott Arthur [150] Bruce Wilson [151] Ian Harper [152] Dan Heap [137] Joanna Cherry [31] SNP Joanna Cherry
Edinburgh West Alastair Shields [133] Michael Davidson [154] Christine Jardine [155] Otto Inglis [156] James Puchowski [157] [137] Euan Hyslop [158] Liberal Democrats Christine Jardine
Falkirk James Bundy [159] Euan Stainbank [160] Tim McKay [161] Keith Barrow [161] Rachel Kidd [161] Toni Giugliano [162] SNP John McNally
Glasgow East Glasgow Central Thomas Kerr [163] John Grady [164] Matthew Clark [165] Donnie McLeod [44] Amy Kettyles [166] David Linden [167] Liam McLaughlan [165] (SSP) SNP Alison Thewliss
Glasgow East SNP David Linden
Glasgow North Naveed Asghar [168] Martin Rhodes [169] Daniel O'Malley [168] Helen Burns [168] Iris Duane [170] Alison Thewliss [171] Nick Durie [168] (Alba) SNP Patrick Grady
Glasgow North East Robert Connelly [172] Maureen Burke [164] Sheila Thomson [172] Jonathan Walmsley [172] Ewan Lewis [173] Anne McLaughlin [31] SNP Anne McLaughlin
Glasgow West Glasgow North West Faten Hameed [175] Patricia Ferguson [169] [lower-alpha 9] James Calder [175] Dionne Moore [175] Nick Quail [176] Carol Monaghan [31] John Cormack [175] (Christian) SNP Carol Monaghan
Glasgow South Haroun Malik [177] Gordon McKee [178] Peter McLaughlin [177] Danny Raja [177] Niall Christie [179] Stewart McDonald [31] SNP Stewart McDonald
Glasgow South West Mamun Rashid [180] Zubir Ahmed [181] Paul McGarry [182] Morag McRae [182] John Hamelink [183] Chris Stephens [31] Tony Osy [184] (Alba) SNP Chris Stephens
Glenrothes and Mid Fife Glenrothes Debbie MacCallum [185] Richard Baker [186] Jill Reilly [187] Ian Smith [185] John Beare [100] SNP Peter Grant
Gordon and Buchan Gordon Harriet Cross [188] Nurul Hoque Ali [189] Conrad Wood [190] Kris Callander [191] Richard Thomson [31] SNP Richard Thomson
Inverclyde and Renfrewshire West Inverclyde Ted Runciman [192] Martin McCluskey [193] Ross Stalker [194] [28] Simon Moorehead [192] Iain Hamilton [192] Ronnie Cowan [31] SNP Ronnie Cowan
Kilmarnock and Loudoun Jordan Cowie [195] Lillian Jones [196] Edward Thornley [197] William Thomson [197] Bex Glen [197] Alan Brown [31] Stephen McNamara [197] (Independent) SNP Alan Brown
Cowdenbeath and Kirkcaldy Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath Johnathan Gray [198] Melanie Ward [199] Fraser Graham [198] Sonia Davidson [44] Mags Hall [200] Lesley Backhouse [201] Alba (elected as SNP) Neale Hanvey
Hamilton and Clyde Valley Lanark and Hamilton East Richard Nelson [203] Imogen Walker [204] Kyle Burns [203] Lisa Judge [203] Ross Clark [100] Christopher Ho [203] (UKIP) SNP Angela Crawley
Bathgate and Linlithgow Linlithgow and East Falkirk Lynn Munro [205] Kirsteen Sullivan [196] Sally Pattle [206] [28] Jamie McNamee [205] Simon Jay [207] [137] Martyn Day [31] SNP Martyn Day
Livingston Damien Doran-Timson [208] Gregor Poynton [209] Caron Lindsay [210] [28] David McLennan [208] Cameron Glasgow [137] Hannah Bardell [31] Debbie Ewan [208] (Alba) SNP Hannah Bardell
Midlothian Keith Cockburn [211] Kirsty McNeill [212] Ross Laird [213] Stefan Garbowski [44] Owen Thompson [214] Daniel Fraser [215] (Scottish Libertarian) SNP Owen Thompson
Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey Moray Kathleen Robertson [216] James Hynam [217] Neil Alexander [218] Steve Skerrett [219] Draeyk Van Der Horn [220] Graham Leadbitter [221] Euan Morrice [222] (Scottish Family) Conservative Douglas Ross
Motherwell, Wishaw and Carluke Motherwell and Wishaw Oyebola Ajala [223] Pamela Nash [224] [lower-alpha 10] Haley Bennie [223] Robert MacLaughlan [223] Gordon Miller [223] Marion Fellows [31] SNP Marion Fellows
Na h-Eileanan an Iar Kenny Barker [225] Torcuil Crichton [226] Jamie Dobson [28] Tony Ridden [227] Susan Thomson [228] Independent (elected as SNP) Angus MacNeil
North Ayrshire and Arran Todd Ferguson [231] Irene Campbell [232] Gillian Cole-Hamilton [233] Michael Mann [44] Cara McKee [233] Patricia Gibson [234] SNP Patricia Gibson
North East Fife Bill Bowman [235] [lower-alpha 11] Jennifer Gallagher [236] Wendy Chamberlain [237] Matthew WrenMorven Ovenstone-Jones [238] Stefan Hoggan-Radu [31] Liberal Democrats Wendy Chamberlain
Alloa and Grangemouth Ochil and South Perthshire Rachel Nunn [239] Brian Leishman [160] Adrian May [239] Richard Fairley [239] Nariese Whyte [239] John Nicolson [31] SNP John Nicolson
Orkney and Shetland Shane Painter [241] Conor Savage [242] Alistair Carmichael [243] Robert Smith [244] Alex Armitage [245] [246] Robert Leslie [247] Liberal Democrats Alistair Carmichael
Paisley and Renfrewshire North David McGonigle [248] Alison Taylor [249] Grant Toghill [250] Andrew Scott [251] Jen Bell [251] Gavin Newlands [252] SNP Gavin Newlands
Paisley and Renfrewshire South Alec Leishman [253] Johanna Baxter [128] Jack Clark [254] Jim McIlroy [253] Athol Bond [253] Jacqueline Cameron [255] SNP Mhairi Black
Perth and Kinross-shire Perth and North Perthshire Luke Graham [256] [lower-alpha 12] Graham Cox [257] Amanda Clark [28] Helen McDade [44] Pete Wishart [31] Sally Hughes [258] (Independent) SNP Pete Wishart
Rutherglen Rutherglen and Hamilton West Gary Burns [259] Michael Shanks [260] Gloria Adebo [28] David Stark [44] Katy Loudon [261] Labour Michael Shanks [lower-alpha 2]
Stirling and Strathallan Stirling Neil Benny [263] Chris Kane [264] Hamish Taylor [28] Bill McDonald [265] Andrew Adam [265] Alyn Smith [266] SNP Alyn Smith
West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine Andrew Bowie [267] Kate Blake [268] Michael Turvey [269] Brandon Innes [270] William Linegar [271] Glen Reynolds [272] Conservative Andrew Bowie
West Dunbartonshire Maurice Corry [273] Douglas McAllister [169] Paul Donald Kennedy [273] David Smith [274] Paula Baker [273] Martin Docherty-Hughes [275] SNP Martin Docherty-Hughes

Target seats

MPs not seeking re-election

Members of Parliament not standing for re-election
MPSeatFirst electedPartyDate announcedNote
Alister Jack Dumfries and Galloway 2017 Conservative 17 May 2023 [276] Current Scottish Secretary
Ian Blackford Ross, Skye and Lochaber 2015 SNP 6 June 2023 [277] Former leader of SNP Westminster group
Peter Grant Glenrothes 2015 SNP 21 June 2023 [278]
Angela Crawley Lanark and Hamilton East 2015 SNP 23 June 2023 [279] Former SNP shadow Attorney General
Douglas Chapman Dunfermline and West Fife 2015 SNP 26 June 2023 [280]
Stewart Hosie Dundee East 2005 SNP 28 June 2023 [281] Current SNP shadow Chancellor
Mhairi Black Paisley and Renfrewshire South 2015 SNP 4 July 2023 [282] Current deputy leader of SNP Westminster group
John McNally Falkirk 2015 SNP 10 July 2023 [283]
Philippa Whitford Central Ayrshire 2015 SNP 18 July 2023 [284] Current SNP Spokesperson for Scotland
Lisa Cameron East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow 2015 Conservative [lower-alpha 6] 17 October 2023 [285] Elected from SNP

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Davey served as Acting Leader from 13 December 2019 to 27 August 2020 alongside the Party Presidents Baroness Sal Brinton and Mark Pack, following Jo Swinson's election defeat in the 2019 general election. Davey was elected Leader in August 2020. [1]
  2. 1 2 Elected in by-election
  3. ↑ MP for Stirling (2017–2019) and MSP for Central Scotland (since 2021)
  4. ↑ MP for Argyll and Bute (2001–2015)
  5. ↑ MP for North East Fife from 2015 to 2019
  6. 1 2 Elected for the SNP, joined the Conservatives in 2023
  7. ↑ MP for Paisley and Renfrewshire South (2005–2015) and Paisley South (1997–2005 and is also running under a joint ticket with the Co-operative Party)
  8. ↑ MSP for Glasgow since 2021
  9. ↑ Member of the Scottish Parliament for Glasgow Maryhill and Springburn (2011–2016) and Glasgow Maryhill (1999–2011)
  10. ↑ Member of Parliament for Airdrie and Shotts from 2010 to 2015
  11. ↑ Member of the Scottish Parliament for North East Scotland from 2016 to 2021
  12. ↑ MP for Ochil and South Perthshire from 2017 to 2019

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