List of Labour members of the Scottish Parliament

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This is a list of Scottish Labour MSPs. It includes all members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) who represented Scottish Labour in the Scottish Parliament.

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List of MSPs

NameConstituency or regionTypeStart yearEnd yearReason
Wendy Alexander [1] Paisley North Constituency 1999 2011 Retired
Jackie Baillie [2] Dumbarton Constituency 1999 Serving
Claire Baker [3] Mid Scotland and Fife Region 2007 Serving
Richard Baker [4] North East Scotland Region 2003 2016 [note 1] Resigned
Scott Barrie [5] Dunfermline West Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Jayne Baxter [6] Mid Scotland and Fife Region2012 [note 2] 2016 Retired
Claudia Beamish [7] South Scotland Region 2011 2021 Defeated
Neil Bibby [8] West Scotland Region 2011 Serving
Sarah Boyack [9] Edinburgh Central Constituency 1999 2011 [note 3] Defeated
Lothian Region 2011 [note 3] 2016 Defeated
2019 [note 3] Serving
Rhona Brankin [10] Midlothian Constituency 1999 2011 Retired
Lesley Brennan [11] North East Scotland Region2016 [note 1] 2016 Defeated
Bill Butler [12] Glasgow Anniesland Constituency 2000 2011 Defeated
Malcolm Chisholm [13] Edinburgh North and Leith Constituency 1999 2011 Constituency abolished
Edinburgh Northern and Leith Constituency 2011 2016 Retired
Foysol Choudhury [14] Lothian Region 2021 Serving
Katy Clark [15] West Scotland Region 2021 Serving
Cathie Craigie [16] Cumbernauld and Kilsyth Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Margaret Curran [17] Glasgow Baillieston Constituency 1999 2011 Retired
Susan Deacon [18] Edinburgh East and Musselburgh Constituency 1999 2007 Retired
Donald Dewar [19] Glasgow Anniesland Constituency 1999 2000 Died
Kezia Dugdale [20] Lothian Region 2011 2019 [note 4] Resigned
Pam Duncan-Glancy [21] Glasgow Region 2021 Serving
Helen Eadie [22] Dunfermline East Constituency 1999 2011 Constituency abolished
Cowdenbeath Constituency 2011 2013Died
Mary Fee [23] West of Scotland Region 2011 2021 Retired
Patricia Ferguson [24] Glasgow Maryhill Constituency 1999 2011 Constituency abolished
Glasgow Maryhill and Springburn Constituency 2011 2016 Defeated
Neil Findlay [25] Lothian Region 2011 2021 Retired
Brian Fitzpatrick [26] Strathkelvin and Bearsden Constituency 2001 2003 Defeated
Sam Galbraith [27] Strathkelvin and Bearsden Constituency 1999 2001 Resigned
Karen Gillon [28] Clydesdale Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Marlyn Glen [29] North East Scotland Region 2003 2011 Retired
Trish Godman [30] West Renfrewshire Constituency 1999 2011 Constituency abolished
Charlie Gordon [31] Glasgow Cathcart Constituency 2005 2011 Defeated
Rhoda Grant [32] Highlands and Islands Region 2007 Serving
Iain Gray [33] Edinburgh Pentlands Constituency 1999 2003 Defeated
East Lothian Constituency 2007 2021 Retired
Mark Griffin [34] Central Scotland Region 2011 Serving
Hugh Henry [35] Paisley South Constituency 1999 2011 Constituency abolished
Renfrewshire South Constituency 2011 2016 Retired
Cara Hilton [36] Dunfermline Constituency 2013 2016 Defeated
John Home Robertson [37] East Lothian Constituency 1999 2007 Retired
Janis Hughes [38] Glasgow Rutherglen Constituency 1999 2007 Retired
Gordon Jackson [39] Glasgow Govan Constituency 1999 2007 Defeated
Sylvia Jackson [40] Stirling Constituency 1999 2007 Defeated
Cathy Jamieson [41] Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley Constituency 1999 2011 Retired
Margaret Jamieson [42] Kilmarnock and Loudoun Constituency 1999 2007 Defeated
Daniel Johnson [43] Edinburgh Southern Constituency 2016 Serving
James Kelly [44] Glasgow Rutherglen Constituency 2007 2011 Constituency abolished
Rutherglen Constituency 2011 2016 Defeated
Glasgow Region 2016 2021 Defeated
Andy Kerr [45] East Kilbride Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Johann Lamont [46] Glasgow Pollok Constituency 1999 2016 Defeated [note 5]
Glasgow Region 2016 [note 5] 2021 Retired
Monica Lennon [47] Central Scotland Region 2016 Serving
Richard Leonard [48] Central Scotland Region 2016 Serving
Marilyn Livingstone [49] Kirkcaldy Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Lewis Macdonald [50] Aberdeen Central Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
North East Scotland Region 2011 2021 Retired
Ken Macintosh [51] [note 6] Eastwood Constituency 1999 2016 Defeated
West Scotland Region 2016 2021 Retired
Angus MacKay [52] Edinburgh South Constituency 1999 2003 Defeated
Kate Maclean [53] Dundee West Constituency 1999 2007 Defeated
Maureen Macmillan [54] Highlands and Islands Region 1999 2007 Defeated
Hanzala Malik [55] Glasgow Region 2011 2016 Defeated
Jenny Marra [56] North East Scotland Region 2011 2021 Retired
Michael Marra [57] North East Scotland Region 2021 Serving
Paul Martin [58] Glasgow Springburn Constituency 1999 2011 Constituency abolished
Glasgow Provan Constituency 2011 2016 Defeated
Christine May [59] Central Fife Constituency 2003 2007 Defeated
John McAllion [60] Dundee East Constituency 1999 2003 Defeated
Frank McAveety [61] Glasgow Shettleston Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Tom McCabe [62] Hamilton South Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Jack McConnell [63] Motherwell and Wishaw Constituency 1999 2011 Retired
Margaret McCulloch [64] Central Scotland Region 2011 2016 Defeated
Margaret McDougall [65] West Scotland Region 2011 2016 Retired
Henry McLeish [66] Central Fife Constituency 1999 2003 Retired
Michael McMahon [67] Hamilton North and Bellshill Constituency 1999 2011 Constituency abolished
Uddingston and Bellshill Constituency 2011 2016 Defeated
Siobhan McMahon [68] Central Scotland Region 2011 2016 Defeated
Duncan McNeil [69] Greenock and Inverclyde Constituency 1999 2016 Retired
Pauline McNeill [70] Glasgow Kelvin Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Glasgow Region 2016 Serving
Des McNulty [71] Clydebank and Milngavie Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Anne McTaggart [72] Glasgow Region 2011 2016 Defeated
Carol Mochan [73] South Scotland Region 2021 Serving
Alasdair Morrison [74] Western Isles Constituency 1999 2007 Defeated
Bristow Muldoon [75] Livingston Constituency 1999 2007 Defeated
Mary Mulligan [76] Linlithgow Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Elaine Murray [77] Dumfries Constituency 1999 2011 Constituency abolished
Dumfriesshire Constituency 2011 2016 Defeated
Paul O'Kane [78] West Scotland Region 2021 Serving
Irene Oldfather [79] Cunninghame South Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
John Park [80] Mid Scotland and Fife Region 2007 2012 [note 2] Resigned
Peter Peacock [81] Highlands and Islands Region 1999 2011 Retired
Graeme Pearson [82] South Scotland Region 2011 2016 Retired
Cathy Peattie [83] Falkirk East Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
John Pentland [84] Motherwell and Wishaw Constituency 2011 2016 Defeated
Alex Rowley [85] Cowdenbeath Constituency 2014 2016 Defeated
Mid Scotland and Fife Region 2016 Serving
Anas Sarwar [86] Glasgow Region 2016 Serving
Richard Simpson [87] Ochil Constituency 1999 2003 Defeated
Mid Scotland and Fife Region 2007 2016 Retired
Drew Smith [88] Glasgow Region 2011 2016 Retired
Elaine Smith [89] Coatbridge and Chryston Constituency 1999 2016 Defeated [note 7]
Central Scotland Region 2016 [note 7] 2021 Retired
Colin Smyth [90] South Scotland Region 2016 Serving
David Stewart [91] Highlands and Islands Region 2007 2021 Retired
Paul Sweeney [92] Glasgow Region 2021 Serving
Elaine Thomson [93] Aberdeen North Constituency 1999 2003 Defeated
Mercedes Villalba [94] North East Scotland Region 2021 Serving
Mike Watson [95] Glasgow Cathcart Constituency 1999 2005 Resigned
Ian Welsh [96] Ayr Constituency 1999 1999 Resigned
Karen Whitefield [97] Airdrie and Shotts Constituency 1999 2011 Defeated
Martin Whitfield [98] South Scotland Region 2021 Serving
David Whitton [99] Strathkelvin and Bearsden Constituency 2007 2011 Defeated
Allan Wilson [100] Cunninghame North Constituency 1999 2007 Defeated

Notes

  1. 1 2 Richard Baker resigned as MSP in January 2016. His replacement was Lesley Brennan, as she had been next on Labour's North East Scotland regional list. Brennan was defeated at the May 2016 Scottish Parliament election.
  2. 1 2 On 7 December 2012, John Park resigned as list MSP for the Mid Scotland and Fife region. He was succeeded by Jayne Baxter.
  3. 1 2 3 Sarah Boyack was defeated in her Edinburgh Central constituency seat in 2011, but was elected in the same election as an Additional Member for the Lothian region. At the 2016 election, she was defeated in Lothian, but on 15 July 2019 Kezia Dugdale resigned as a Lothian MP, and as the next-placed member of the Labour list for Lothian, Boyack was deemed elected to replace her.
  4. ↑ On 15 July 2019 Kezia Dugdale resigned as MSP for Lothian region. As the next-placed member of the Labour list for Lothian, Sarah Boyack was deemed elected to replace her.
  5. 1 2 Johann Lamont was defeated for her constituency seat in 2016, but was elected as a Regional Member in 2016.
  6. ↑ Ken Macintosh served as Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament from 2016 to 2021. As is customary, he suspended his Scottish Labour party membership for that period.
  7. 1 2 At the 2016 Scottish Parliament election, Elaine Smith was defeated in her constituency, but was elected as a Regional Member for the Central Scotland region.

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