MSPs By Party
This is a list MSPs elected in the 1999 election, sorted by party. The changes table below records all changes in party affiliation during the session.
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| Party | Name | Constituency or Region | |
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| Labour Party (56) | Wendy Alexander | Paisley North | |
| Jackie Baillie | Dumbarton | ||
| Scott Barrie | Dunfermline West | ||
| Sarah Boyack | Edinburgh Central | ||
| Rhona Brankin | Midlothian | ||
| Malcolm Chisholm | Edinburgh North and Leith | ||
| Cathie Craigie | Cumbernauld and Kilsyth | ||
| Margaret Curran | Glasgow Baillieston | ||
| Susan Deacon | Edinburgh East and Musselburgh | ||
| Donald Dewar | Glasgow Anniesland | ||
| Helen Eadie | Dunfermline East | ||
| Patricia Ferguson | Glasgow Maryhill | ||
| Sam Galbraith | Strathkelvin and Bearsden | ||
| Patricia Godman | West Renfrewshire | ||
| Rhoda Grant | Highlands and Islands | ||
| Iain Gray | Edinburgh Pentlands | ||
| Hugh Henry | Paisley South | ||
| John Home Robertson | East Lothian | ||
| Janis Hughes | Glasgow Rutherglen | ||
| Gordon Jackson | Glasgow Govan | ||
| Sylvia Jackson | Stirling | ||
| Cathy Jamieson | Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley | ||
| Margaret Jamieson | Kilmarnock and Loudoun | ||
| Andy Kerr | East Kilbride | ||
| Johann Lamont | Glasgow Pollok | ||
| Marilyn Livingstone | Kirkcaldy | ||
| Lewis Macdonald | Aberdeen Central | ||
| Angus MacKay | Edinburgh South | ||
| Kate Maclean | Dundee West | ||
| Maureen Macmillan | Highlands and Islands | ||
| Paul Martin | Glasgow Springburn | ||
| John McAllion | Dundee East | ||
| Frank McAveety | Glasgow Shettleston | ||
| Tom McCabe | Hamilton South | ||
| Jack McConnell | Motherwell and Wishaw | ||
| Kenneth Macintosh | Eastwood | ||
| Henry McLeish | Central Fife | ||
| Michael McMahon | Hamilton North and Bellshill | ||
| Duncan McNeil | Greenock and Inverclyde | ||
| Pauline McNeill | Glasgow Kelvin | ||
| Des McNulty | Clydebank and Milngavie | ||
| Alasdair Morrison | Western Isles | ||
| Bristow Muldoon | Livingston | ||
| Mary Mulligan | Linlithgow | ||
| Elaine Murray | Dumfries | ||
| Irene Oldfather | Cunninghame South | ||
| Peter Peacock | Highlands and Islands | ||
| Cathy Peattie | Falkirk East' | ||
| Richard Simpson | Ochil | ||
| Elaine Smith | Coatbridge and Chryston | ||
| Elaine Thomson | Aberdeen North | ||
| Karen Turnbull | Clydesdale | ||
| Mike Watson | Glasgow Cathcart | ||
| Ian Welsh | Ayr | ||
| Karen Whitefield | Airdrie and Shotts | ||
| Allan Wilson | Cunninghame North | ||
| Scottish National Party (35) | Brian Adam | North East Scotland | |
| Colin Campbell | West of Scotland | ||
| Bruce Crawford | Mid Scotland and Fife | ||
| Christine Creech | South of Scotland | ||
| Roseanna Cunningham | Perth | ||
| Dorothy Grace Elder | Glasgow | ||
| Fergus Ewing | Inverness East, Nairn and Lochaber | ||
| Margaret Ewing | Moray | ||
| Winnie Ewing | Highlands and Islands | ||
| Linda Fabiani | Central Scotland | ||
| Kenneth Gibson | Glasgow | ||
| Duncan Hamilton | Highlands and Islands | ||
| Fiona Hyslop | Lothians | ||
| Adam Ingram | South of Scotland | ||
| Richard Lochhead | North East Scotland | ||
| Kenneth MacAskill | Lothians | ||
| Margo MacDonald | Lothians | ||
| Tricia Marwick | Mid Scotland and Fife | ||
| Michael Matheson | Central Scotland | ||
| Irene McGugan | North East Scotland | ||
| Fiona McLeod | West of Scotland | ||
| Alasdair Morgan | Galloway and Upper Nithsdale | ||
| Alex Neil | Central Scotland | ||
| Gil Paterson | Central Scotland | ||
| Lloyd Quinan | West of Scotland | ||
| George Reid | Mid Scotland and Fife | ||
| Shona Robison | North East Scotland | ||
| Michael Russell | South of Scotland | ||
| Alex Salmond | Banff and Buchan | ||
| Nicola Sturgeon | Glasgow | ||
| John Swinney | North Tayside | ||
| Kay Ullrich | West of Scotland | ||
| Andrew Welsh | Angus | ||
| Sandra White | Glasgow | ||
| Andrew Wilson | Central Scotland | ||
| Conservative Party (18) | |||
| Bill Aitken | Glasgow | ||
| David Davidson | North East Scotland | ||
| James Douglas-Hamilton | Lothians | ||
| Alex Fergusson | South of Scotland | ||
| Phil Gallie | South of Scotland | ||
| Annabel Goldie | West of Scotland | ||
| Keith Harding | Mid Scotland and Fife | ||
| Nicholas Johnston | Mid Scotland and Fife | ||
| Alex Johnstone | North East Scotland | ||
| Jamie McGrigor | Highlands and Islands | ||
| Lyndsay McIntosh | Central Scotland | ||
| David McLetchie | Lothians | ||
| Brian Monteith | Mid Scotland and Fife | ||
| David Mundell | South of Scotland | ||
| Mary Scanlon | Highlands and Islands | ||
| Murray Tosh | South of Scotland | ||
| Ben Wallace | North East Scotland | ||
| John Young | West of Scotland | ||
| Liberal Democrats (17) | Robert Brown | Glasgow | |
| Ross Finnie | West of Scotland | ||
| Donald Gorrie | Central Scotland | ||
| Ian Jenkins | Tweeddale, Ettrick and Lauderdale | ||
| George Lyon | Argyll and Bute | ||
| John Farquhar Munro | Ross, Skye and Inverness West | ||
| Nora Radcliffe | Gordon | ||
| Keith Raffan | Mid Scotland and Fife | ||
| Euan Robson | Roxburgh and Berwickshire | ||
| Mike Rumbles | West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine | ||
| Tavish Scott | Shetland | ||
| Margaret Smith | Edinburgh West | ||
| Iain Smith | North East Fife | ||
| David Steel | Lothians | ||
| Nicol Stephen | Aberdeen South | ||
| Jamie Stone | Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross | ||
| Jim Wallace | Orkney | ||
| Scottish Green Party (1) | Robin Harper | Lothians | |
| Scottish Socialist Party (1) | Tommy Sheridan | Glasgow | |
| Independent (1) | Dennis Canavan | Falkirk West | |
Read more about this topic: Members Of The 1st Scottish Parliament
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