List of Glaswegians - Politics

Politics

  • Sir Menzies Campbell - Former Leader of the Liberal Democrats
  • Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman - British Prime Minister
  • Roseanna Cunningham - Scottish National Party MP, MSP
  • Donald Dewar - Secretary of State for Scotland, First Minister
  • Winnie Ewing - Scottish National Party MP, MEP and MSP
  • George Galloway - Respect Member of Parliament (MP) for Bradford West
  • Nigel Griffiths - Labour Member of Parliament for Edinburgh South.
  • James Keir Hardie - Co-founder and Chairman of the Scottish Labour Party
  • Arthur Henderson - Chairman of the Labour Party
  • Andrew Bonar Law - British Prime Minister
  • John MacCormick - Scottish National Party
  • John A. Macdonald - First Prime Minister of Canada
  • John Maclean MA - Socialist
  • Michael Martin - Speaker of the House of Commons
  • James Maxton - Independent Labour Party MP
  • Tommy Sheridan - Scottish Socialist Party MSP
  • Manny Shinwell - Labour MP

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