Our intrepid news reporters will bring you all the results and left wing analysis you need for the election!  You’ll be able to find the results, analysis and debate in our comments section.

The Scottish Socialist Party have been supported by Socialist Resistance since its foundation and in many ways was a model for the sort of multi tendency left wing party we favour, particularly following its breakthrough winning six seats in the Scottish Parliament.  However the party was badly split by the Sheridan affair and suffered electorally.  It is now trying to build back its activity by running a modest campaign around 10 candidates in the General Election.  We are only expecting modest results here with, hopefully, former MSPs, Colin Fox in Edinburgh and Frances Curran in Glasgow beginning the electoral improvement.  The SSP and TUSC are contesting one seat against each other – Glasgow North East.

We will post the results, analysis and debate below.

SSP candidates

Aberdeen North Ewan Robertson
Cumbernauld Kilsyth & Kirkintilloch East William O’Neill
Dundee East Angela Gorrie
Edinburgh South West Colin Fox
Glasgow Central James Nesbitt
Glasgow East Frances Curran
Glasgow North East Kevin McVey
Livingston Ally Hendry
Paisley & Renfrewshire North Chris Rollo
Paisley & Renfrewshire South Jimmy Kerr

18 responses to “Scottish Socialist Party Parliamentary Election Results as they come in …”

  1. “Labour have taken Glasgow Central with a 10,000 majority. SSP took 357 votes in Gla Central”

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  2. Glasgow East 454 1.4%

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  3. Glasgow East Full result

    Margaret Curran Labour 19,797 61.6 +0.9
    John Mason Scottish National Party 7,957 24.7 +7.7
    Kevin Ward Liberal Democrat 1,617 5.0 -6.8
    Hamira Khan Conservative 1,453 4.5 -2.4
    Joseph Finnie British National Party 677 2.1 +2.1
    Frances Curran Scottish Socialist Party 454 1.4 -2.1
    Arthur Thackeray UK Independence Party 209 0.6 +0.6
    Majority 11,840 36.8
    Turnout 32,164 52.3 +4.1

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  4. Glasgow East 2005 SSP result 1,096 3.54%

    vote down by just over a half, but beat UKIP (grateful for small mercies).

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  5. Cumbernauld
    Gregg McClymont Labour 23,549 57.2 +5.4
    Julie Hepburn Scottish National Party 9,794 23.8 +1.6
    Rod Ackland Liberal Democrat 3,924 9.5 -5.3
    Stephanie Fraser Conservative 3,407 8.3 +1.3
    William O’Neill Scottish Socialist Party 476 1.2 -1.8

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  6. Paisley South
    Douglas Alexander Labour 23,842 59.6 +7.0
    Andy Doig Scottish National Party 7,228 18.1 +0.5
    Gordon McCaskill Conservative 3,979 9.9 +1.5
    Ashay Ghai Liberal Democrat 3,812 9.5 -8.1
    Paul Mack Independent 513 1.3 +1.3
    Jimmy Kerr Scottish Socialist Party 375 0.9 -1.1
    William Hendry Independent 249 0.6 +0.6

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  7. Livingston SSP 242 0.5%

    Graeme Morrice Labour 23,215 48.5 -2.6
    Lis Bardell Scottish National Party 12,424 25.9 +4.4
    Charles Dundas Liberal Democrat 5,316 11.1 -4.3
    Alison Adamson-Ross Conservative 5,158 10.8 +0.6
    David Orr British National Party 960 2.0 +2.0
    Alistair Forrest UK Independence Party 443 0.9 +0.9
    Ally Hendry Scottish Socialist Party 242 0.5 -1.3
    Jim Slavin Independent 149 0.3 +0.3
    Majority 10,791 22.5
    Turnout 47,907 63.1 +4.6

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  8. Dundee East SSP 224 0.6%

    Stewart Hosie Scottish National Party 15,350 37.8 +0.6
    Katrina Murray Labour 13,529 33.3 -2.9
    Chris Bustin Conservative 6,177 15.2 +2.4
    Clive Sneddon Liberal Democrat 4,285 10.6 -0.8
    Shiona Baird Green 542 1.3 +1.3
    Mike Arthur UK Independence Party 431 1.1 +0.3
    Angela Gorrie Scottish Socialist Party 254 0.6 -0.7
    Majority 1,821 4.5
    Turnout 40,568 62.0 -0.5

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  9. Glasgow Central SSP 357 1.2%

    Anas Sarwar Labour 15,908 52.0 +3.8
    Osama Saeed Scottish National Party 5,357 17.5 +2.7
    Chris Young Liberal Democrat 5,010 16.4 -1.4
    John Bradley Conservative 2,158 7.1 +0.8
    Alastair Whitelaw Green 800 2.6 -2.3
    Ian Holt British National Party 616 2.0 -0.4
    James Nesbitt Scottish Socialist Party 357 1.2 -2.8
    Ramsay Urquhart UK Independence Party 246 0.8 +0.8
    Finlay Archibald Pirate Party UK 120 0.4 +0.4
    Majority 10,551 34.5
    Turnout 30,572 50.9 +7.0

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  10. Paisley North

    Jim Sheridan Labour 23,613 54.0 +8.3
    Mags MacLaren Scottish National Party 8,333 19.1 +0.2
    Alistair Campbell Conservative 6,381 14.6 +1.0
    Ruaraidh Dobson Liberal Democrat 4,597 10.5 -7.7
    Gary Pearson Independent 550 1.3 +1.3
    Chris Rollo Scottish Socialist Party 233 0.5 -1.0

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  11. Colin Fox, 319 in Edin South West

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  12. Edin South West
    Alistair Darling Labour 19,473 42.8 +3.0
    Jason Rust Conservative 11,026 24.3 +1.0
    Tim McKay Liberal Democrat 8,194 18.0 -3.0
    Kaukab Stewart Scottish National Party 5,530 12.2 +1.6
    Clare Cooney Green 872 1.9 -1.5
    Colin Fox Scottish Socialist Party 319 0.7 -0.6
    Caroline Bellamy Communist League 48 0.1 +0.1

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  13. Glasgow North East
    Willie Bain Labour 20,100 68.3 +15.0
    Billy McAllister Scottish National Party 4,158 14.1 -3.5
    Eileen Baxendale Liberal Democrat 2,262 7.7 +7.7
    Ruth Davidson Conservative 1,569 5.3 +5.3
    Walter Hamilton British National Party 798 2.7 -0.5
    Graham Campbell Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 187 0.6 +0.6
    Kevin McVey Scottish Socialist Party 179 0.6 -4.3
    Jim Berrington Socialist Labour Party 156 0.5 -13.7

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  14. Glasgow North East TUSC/SSP/SLP all very low

    Willie Bain Labour 20,100 68.3 +15.0
    Billy McAllister Scottish National Party 4,158 14.1 -3.5
    Eileen Baxendale Liberal Democrat 2,262 7.7 +7.7
    Ruth Davidson Conservative 1,569 5.3 +5.3
    Walter Hamilton British National Party 798 2.7 -0.5
    Graham Campbell Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 187 0.6 +0.6
    Kevin McVey Scottish Socialist Party 179 0.6 -4.3
    Jim Berrington Socialist Labour Party 156 0.5 -13.7
    Majority 15,942 54.2
    Turnout 29,409 49.1 +3.4

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  15. beaten again!

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  16. between TUSC and SSP in Scotland I am getting:

    SSP 2889 (avg of 288.9)
    TUSC 3162 (avg of 316.2 or 247.89 if you remove the Sheridan effect)

    depressing but as expected

    Still Aberdeen North, Edin North East and Inverness to declare

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  17. Good to see the SSP taking a mauling and finishing beneath the BNP in every ward where both Parties have stood.

    Seems as if the Scottish public are waking up slowly but surely.

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  18. Aberdeen North SSP 268 0.7%

    Frank Doran Labour 16,746 44.4 +2.0
    Joanna Strathdee Scottish National Party 8,385 22.2 -0.1
    Kristian Chapman Liberal Democrat 7,001 18.6 -5.3
    Stewart Whyte Conservative 4,666 12.4 +2.9
    Roy Jones British National Party 635 1.7 +1.7
    Ewan Robertson Scottish Socialist Party 268 0.7 -1.2
    Majority 8,361 22.2
    Turnout 37,701 58.2 +2.4

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