List of Political Parties in Scotland - Parties Represented in The Scottish Parliament

Parties Represented in The Scottish Parliament

Parties represented in the Scottish Parliament (in order of number of representatives):

Party MSP's MP's MEP's Ideology
Scottish National Party 69 6 2 Centre-left, pro-Scottish Independence, Social Democracy
Labour Party 37 41 2 Centre-left, Democratic socialism, Trade Unionism, pro-Unionist
Conservative and Unionist Party 15 1 1 Centre-right, Conservatism, pro-Unionist
Liberal Democrats 5 11 1 Centre to Centre-left, social liberalism, Federalism, pro-Unionist
Scottish Green Party 2 0 0 Left-wing, Environmentalism, pro-Scottish Independence

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