Airdrie and Shotts (Scottish Parliament Constituency) - Election Results

Election Results

Scottish Parliament election, 2011: Airdrie and Shotts
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
SNP Alex Neil 11,984 50.2 +10.1
Labour Karen Whitefield 9,983 41.8 -0.9
Conservative Robert Crozier 1,396 5.8 -2.6
Liberal Democrats John Love 531 2.2 -3
Majority 2,001 8.4
Turnout 23,894 45.9
SNP gain from Labour Swing +5.5

Scottish Parliament election, 2007 Notional Result: Airdrie and Shotts
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour 10,280 42.7
SNP 9,647 40.1
Conservative 2,028 8.4
Liberal Democrats 1,258 5.2
Others 862 3.6
Majority 633 2.6
Labour hold Swing
Scottish Parliament election, 2007: Airdrie and Shotts
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Karen Whitefield 11,907 43.8 -12.8
SNP Sophia Coyle 10,461 38.5 +17.6
Conservative Iain McGill 2,370 8.7 -0.1
Liberal Democrats Robert Gorrie 1,452 5.4 -0.0
Scottish Voice Mev Brown 970 3.6 +3.6
Majority 1,446 5.3
Rejected ballots 1536 2.7 {{{change}}}
Turnout 27,160 47.1 +2.8
Labour hold Swing -15.2
Scottish Parliament election, 2003: Airdrie and Shotts
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Karen Whitefield 14,209 59.03 +0.47
SNP Gil Paterson 5,232 20.86 -7.30
Conservative Patrick Ross-Taylor 2,203 8.76 -0.81
Scottish Socialist Fraser Coates 2,096 8.36 +8.36
Liberal Democrats Kevin Lang 1,346 5.37 -1.69
Majority 8,977 35.78 +8.73
Turnout 25,086 46.26 -12.53
Labour hold Swing
Scottish Parliament election, 1999: Airdrie and Shotts
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Karen Whitefield 18,338 55.21 N/A
SNP Gil Paterson 9,353 28.16 N/A
Conservative Patrick Ross-Taylor 3,177 9.57 N/A
Liberal Democrats David Miller 2,345 7.06 N/A
Majority 8,985 27.05 N/A
Turnout 33,213 57.58
Labour hold Swing N/A

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