List of Great Britain and UK Parliament constituencies in Scotland from 1707

Scotland became part of the Kingdom of Great Britain under the Acts of Union 1707 from 1 May 1707. It became part of the United Kingdom from 1 January 1801.

Under the terms of the Act of Union 1707, Scotland was entitled to 45 members of the House of Commons of the Westminster Parliament.

A Scottish law passed before the Union defined the constituencies for elections to the Parliament of Great Britain. There was a special provision for the selection of Members of Parliament for the 1st Parliament of Great Britain.

In 1707, members of the former Parliament of Scotland were co-opted to serve in the 1st Parliament of Great Britain. See Scottish representatives to the 1st Parliament of Great Britain, for details.

Summary of constituencies and Members of Parliament

Key to categories: BC – Burgh constituencies, CC – County constituencies, UC – University constituencies, Total C – Total constituencies, BMP – Burgh Members of Parliament, CMP – County Members of Parliament, UMP – University Members of Parliament.

Period	BC	CC	UC	Total C	BMP	CMP	UMP	Total MPs
1707–1708	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	45
1708–1832	15	30	0	45	15	30	0	45
1832–1868	21	30	0	51	23	30	0	53
1868–1885	22	32	2	56	26	32	2	60
1885–1918	30	39	2	71	31	39	2	72
1918–1950	32	38	1	71	33	38	3	74
1950–1974	32	39	0	71	32	39	0	71
1974–1983	29	42	0	71	29	42	0	71
1983–1997	29	43	0	72	29	43	0	72
1997–2005	28	44	0	72	28	44	0	72
2005–current	19	40	0	59	19	40	0	59

Constituencies in Scotland from 1707

Notes:

1. Compass point and similar names for Divisions of counties often officially precede the name of the county (Central Aberdeenshire). This list uses the Burgh equivalent form (Aberdeenshire Central), for the first area included in the constituency name. This does not apply to areas where the county name is e.g. East Lothian, or the town name is e.g. East Kilbride.
2. The County etc. column includes the historic/administrative county or local government region in which a constituency was included when it was created. Local government boundaries used for a redistribution were sometimes obsolete by the time the new constituencies were first used. Official names of counties did sometimes change (e.g. Edinburghshire and Midlothian). Constituencies created in 2005 have no local area mentioned. A constituency covering more than one such area has the predominant area (or for Districts of Burghs the county of the first named Burgh) recorded.

Constituency	County etc.	Created	Abolished	Notes
Aberdeen BC	Aberdeenshire	1832	1885
Aberdeen Burghs BC	Aberdeenshire	1708	1832	District
Aberdeen Central BC	Grampian	1997	2005
Aberdeen North BC	Aberdeenshire	1885	Current
Aberdeen South BC	Aberdeenshire	1885	Current
Aberdeenshire CC	Aberdeenshire	1708	1868
Aberdeenshire Central CC	Aberdeenshire	1918	1950
Aberdeenshire East CC	Aberdeenshire	1950	1983
Aberdeenshire Eastern CC	Aberdeenshire	1868	1950
Aberdeenshire West CC	Aberdeenshire	1950	1983
Aberdeenshire West & Kincardine CC	Grampian	1997	Current
Aberdeenshire Western CC	Aberdeenshire	1868	1918
Airdrie & Shotts BC	Central S.	1997	Current
Angus CC	North East S.	1997	Current
Angus East CC	Tayside	1983	1997
Angus North & Mearns CC	Angus	1950	1983
Angus South CC	Angus	1950	1983
Anstruther Easter Burghs BC	Fife	1708	1832	District
Argyll CC	Argyllshire	1950	1983
Argyll & Bute CC	Strathclyde	1983	Current
Argyllshire CC	Argyllshire	1708	1950
Ayr CC	Ayrshire	1974	2005
Ayr Burghs BC	Ayrshire	1708	1950	District
Ayr Carrick & Cumnock CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Ayrshire CC	Ayrshire	1708	1868
Ayrshire Ayr CC	Ayrshire	1950	1974
Ayrshire Central (1) CC	Ayrshire	1950	1983
Ayrshire Central (2) CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Ayrshire Kilmarnock CC	Ayrshire	1918	1974
Ayrshire North & Arran (2) CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Ayrshire Northern CC	Ayrshire	1868	1918
Ayrshire South CC	Ayrshire	1918	1983
Ayrshire Southern CC	Ayrshire	1868	1918
Banff CC	Banffshire	1885	1983
Banff & Buchan CC	Grampian	1983	Current
Banffshire CC	Banffshire	1708	1885
Berwick CC	Berwickshire	1885	1918
Berwick & East Lothian CC	Berwickshire	1950	1983
Berwick & Haddington CC	Berwickshire	1918	1950
Berwickshire CC	Berwickshire	1708	1885
Berwickshire Roxburgh & SelkirkCC	Scotland	2005	Current
Bothwell CC	Lanarkshire	1974	1983
Bute CC	Buteshire	1708	1918	Alternated with Caithness until 1832
Bute & North Ayrshire CC	Buteshire	1950	1983
Bute & Northern Ayrshire CC	Buteshire	1918	1950
Caithness CC	Caithness	1708	1918	Alternated with Buteshire until 1832
Caithness and Sutherland CC	Caithness	1918	1997
Caithness Sutherland & Easter Ross CC	Highland	1997	Current
Carrick Cumnock & Doon Valley CC	Strathclyde	1983	2005
Clackmannan CC	Central	1983	1997
Clackmannan & Kinross CC	Clackmannanshire	1885	1918
Clackmannan & East Stirlingshire CC	Stirlingshire	1950	1983
Clackmannan & Eastern Stirlingshire CC	Stirlingshire	1918	1950
Clackmannanshire CC	Clackmannanshire	1708	1832	Alternated with Kinross-shire
Clackmannanshire & Kinross-shire CC	Clackmannanshire	1832	1885
Clydebank & Milngavie CC	Strathclyde	1983	2005
Clydesdale CC	Strathclyde	1983	2005
Coatbridge & Airdrie BC	Lanarkshire	1950	1983
Coatbridge & Chryston BC	Strathclyde	1997	2005
Coatbridge Chryston & Bellshill BC	Scotland	2005	Current
Combined Scottish Universities UC	Universities	1918	1950	3 MPs
Cromartyshire CC	Cromartyshire	1708	1832	Alternated with Nairnshire
Cumbernauld & Kilsyth CC	Strathclyde	1983	2005
Cumbernauld Kilsyth & Kirkintilloch East CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Cunninghame North CC	Strathclyde	1983	2005
Cunninghame South CC	Strathclyde	1983	2005
Dumbarton CC	Strathclyde	1983	2005
Dumbarton Burghs BC	Dunbartonshire	1918	1950	District
Dumfries & Galloway CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Dumfries Burghs BC	Dumfriesshire	1708	1918	District
Dumfries County CC	Dumfriesshire	1885	2005
Dumfriesshire CC	Dumfriesshire	1708	1885
Dumfriesshire Clydesdale & Tweeddale CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Dunbarton CC	Dunbartonshire	1885	1950
Dunbartonshire CC	Dunbartonshire	1708	1885
Dunbartonshire Central CC	Dunbartonshire	1974	1983
Dunbartonshire East (1) CC	Dunbartonshire	1950	1983
Dunbartonshire East (2) CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Dunbartonshire West (1) CC	Dunbartonshire	1950	1983
Dunbartonshire West (2) CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Dundee BC	Forfarshire	1832	1950	2 MPs 1868–1950
Dundee East BC	Forfarshire	1950	Current
Dundee West BC	Forfarshire	1950	Current
Dunfermline CC	Fife	1974	1983
Dunfermline & West Fife CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Dunfermline Burghs BC	Fife	1918	1950	District
Dunfermline East CC	Fife	1983	2005
Dunfermline West CC	Fife	1983	2005
Dysart Burghs BC	Fife	1708	1832	District
East Kilbride CC	Lanarkshire	1974	2005
East Kilbride Strathaven & Lesmahagow CC	Scotland	2005	Current
East Lothian CC	Lothian	1974	Current
Eastwood CC	Strathclyde	1983	2005
Edinburgh BC	Edinburghshire	1708	1885	2 MPs 1832–1885
Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities UC	Universities	1868	1918
Edinburgh Central BC	Edinburghshire	1885	2005
Edinburgh East (1) BC	Edinburghshire	1885	1997
Edinburgh East (2) BC	Scotland	2005	Current
Edinburgh East & Musselburgh BC	Lothian	1997	2005
Edinburgh Leith BC	Midlothian	1950	1997
Edinburgh North BC	Midlothian	1918	1983
Edinburgh North & Leith BC	Lothian	1997	Current
Edinburgh Pentlands BC	Midlothian	1950	2005
Edinburgh South BC	Edinburghshire	1885	Current
Edinburgh South West BC	Scotland	2005	Current
Edinburgh West BC	Edinburghshire	1885	Current
Edinburghshire CC	Edinburghshire	1708	1918
Elgin & Nairn CC	Elginshire	1885	1918
Elgin Burghs BC	Elginshire	1708	1918	District
Elginshire CC	Elginshire	1708	1832
Elginshire & Nairnshire CC	Elginshire	1832	1885
Falkirk CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Falkirk Burghs BC	Stirlingshire	1832	1918	District
Falkirk East CC	Central	1983	2005
Falkirk West CC	Central	1983	2005
Fife CC	Fife	1708	1885
Fife Central CC	Fife	1974	2005
Fife East CC	Fife	1950	1983
Fife Eastern CC	Fife	1885	1950
Fife North East CC	Fife	1983	Current
Fife West CC	Fife	1950	1974
Fife Western CC	Fife	1885	1950
Forfar CC	Forfarshire	1885	1950
Forfarshire CC	Forfarshire	1708	1885
Galloway CC	Kirkcudbrightshire	1918	1983
Galloway & Upper Nithsdale CC	Kirkcudbrightshire	1983	2005
Glasgow BC	Lanarkshire	1832	1885	2 MPs 1832–1868, 3 MPs 1868–85
Glasgow & Aberdeen Universities UC	Universities	1868	1918
Glasgow Burghs BC	Lanarkshire	1708	1832	District
Glasgow Anniesland BC	Strathclyde	1997	2005
Glasgow Baillieston BC	Strathclyde	1997	2005
Glasgow Blackfriars & Hutchesontown BC	Lanarkshire	1885	1918
Glasgow Bridgeton BC	Lanarkshire	1885	1974
Glasgow Camlachie BC	Lanarkshire	1885	1955
Glasgow Cathcart BC	Lanarkshire	1918	2005
Glasgow Central (1) BC	Lanarkshire	1885	1997
Glasgow Central (2) BC	Scotland	2005	Current
Glasgow College BC	Lanarkshire	1885	1918
Glasgow Craigton BC	Lanarkshire	1955	1983
Glasgow East BC	Scotland	2005	Current
Glasgow Garscadden BC	Lanarkshire	1974	1997
Glasgow Gorbals BC	Lanarkshire	1918	1974
Glasgow Govan BC	Lanarkshire	1918	2005
Glasgow Hillhead BC	Lanarkshire	1918	1997
Glasgow Kelvingrove BC	Lanarkshire	1918	1983
Glasgow Maryhill BC	Lanarkshire	1918	2005
Glasgow North BC	Scotland	2005	Current
Glasgow North East BC	Scotland	2005	Current
Glasgow North West BC	Scotland	2005	Current
Glasgow Partick BC	Lanarkshire	1918	1950
Glasgow Pollok BC	Lanarkshire	1918	2005
Glasgow Provan BC	Lanarkshire	1955	1997
Glasgow Queen's Park BC	Lanarkshire	1974	1983
Glasgow Rutherglen BC	Strathclyde	1983	2005
Glasgow Scotstoun BC	Lanarkshire	1950	1974
Glasgow Shettleston BC	Lanarkshire	1918	2005
Glasgow South West BC	Scotland	2005	Current
Glasgow Springburn BC	Lanarkshire	1918	2005
Glasgow St Rollox BC	Lanarkshire	1885	1950
Glasgow Tradeston BC	Lanarkshire	1885	1955
Glasgow Woodside BC	Lanarkshire	1950	1974
Glenrothes CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Gordon CC	Grampian	1983	Current
Greenock BC	Renfrewshire	1832	1974
Greenock & Inverclyde CC	Strathclyde	1997	2005
Greenock & Port Glasgow CC	Renfrewshire	1974	1997
Haddington CC	Haddingtonshire	1885	1918
Haddington Burghs BC	Haddingtonshire	1708	1885	District
Haddingtonshire CC	Haddingtonshire	1708	1885
Hamilton CC	Lanarkshire	1974	1997
Hamilton North & Bellshill CC	Strathclyde	1997	2005
Hamilton South CC	Strathclyde	1997	2005
Hawick Burghs BC	Roxburghshire	1868	1918	District
Inverclyde CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Inverness CC	Inverness-shire	1918	1983
Inverness Burghs BC	Inverness-shire	1708	1918	District
Inverness County CC	Inverness-shire	1885	1918
Inverness East Nairn & Lochaber CC	Highland	1997	2005
Inverness Nairn & Lochaber CC	Highland	1983	1997
Inverness Nairn Badenoch & Strathspey CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Inverness-shire CC	Inverness-shire	1708	1885
Kilmarnock CC	Ayrshire	1974	1983
Kilmarnock & Loudoun CC	Strathclyde	1983	Current
Kilmarnock Burghs BC	Ayrshire	1832	1918	District
Kincardine CC	Kincardineshire	1885	1918
Kincardine & Deeside CC	Grampian	1983	1997
Kincardine & Western Aberdeenshire CC	Aberdeenshire	1918	1950
Kincardineshire CC	Kincardineshire	1708	1885
Kinross & Western Perthshire CC	Perthshire	1918	1950
Kinross & West Perthshire CC	Perthshire	1950	1983
Kinross-shire CC	Kinross-shire	1708	1832	Alternated with Clackmannanshire
Kirkcaldy CC	Fife	1974	2005
Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Kirkcaldy Burghs BC	Fife	1832	1950	District
Kirkcudbright CC	Kirkcudbrightshire	1885	1918
Kirkcudbrightshire CC	Kirkcudbrightshire	1708	1885
Lanark CC	Lanarkshire	1974	1983
Lanark & Hamilton East CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Lanarkshire CC	Lanarkshire	1708	1868
Lanarkshire Bothwell CC	Lanarkshire	1918	1974
Lanarkshire Coatbridge CC	Lanarkshire	1918	1950
Lanarkshire Govan CC	Lanarkshire	1885	1918
Lanarkshire Hamilton CC	Lanarkshire	1918	1974
Lanarkshire Lanark CC	Lanarkshire	1918	1974
Lanarkshire Mid CC	Lanarkshire	1885	1918
Lanarkshire Motherwell CC	Lanarkshire	1918	1974
Lanarkshire North CC	Lanarkshire	1950	1983
Lanarkshire North-Eastern CC	Lanarkshire	1885	1918
Lanarkshire North-Western CC	Lanarkshire	1885	1918
Lanarkshire Northern (1) CC	Lanarkshire	1868	1885
Lanarkshire Northern (2) CC	Lanarkshire	1918	1950
Lanarkshire Partick CC	Lanarkshire	1885	1918
Lanarkshire Rutherglen CC	Lanarkshire	1918	1974
Lanarkshire Southern CC	Lanarkshire	1868	1918
Leith BC	Midlothian	1918	1950
Leith Burghs BC	Edinburghshire	1832	1918	District
Linlithgow (1) CC	Linlithgowshire	1885	1950
Linlithgow (2) CC	Lothian	1983	2005
Linlithgow & East Falkirk CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Linlithgow Burghs BC	Linlithgowshire	1708	1832	District
Linlithgowshire CC	Linlithgowshire	1708	1885
Livingston CC	Lothian	1983	Current
Midlothian CC	Midlothian	1955	Current
Midlothian & Peebles CC	Midlothian	1950	1955
Midlothian Northern CC	Midlothian	1918	1950
Monklands East BC	Strathclyde	1983	1997
Monklands West BC	Strathclyde	1983	1997
Montrose Burghs BC	Forfarshire	1832	1950	District
Moray CC	Grampian	1983	Current
Moray & Nairn CC	Elginshire	1918	1983
Motherwell & Wishaw (1) BC	Lanarkshire	1974	1983
Motherwell & Wishaw (2) BC	Strathclyde	1997	Current
Motherwell North BC	Strathclyde	1983	1997
Motherwell South BC	Strathclyde	1983	1997
Na h-Eileanan An Iar CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Nairnshire CC	Nairnshire	1708	1832	Alternated with Cromartyshire
Ochil CC	Central	1997	2005
Ochil & South Perthshire CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Orkney & Shetland CC	Orkney	1708	Current
Paisley BC	Renfrewshire	1832	1983
Paisley & Renfrewshire North CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Paisley & Renfrewshire South CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Paisley North BC	Strathclyde	1983	2005
Paisley South BC	Strathclyde	1983	2005
Peebles & Southern Midlothian CC	Midlothian	1918	1950
Peebles & Selkirk CC	Peeblesshire	1885	1918
Peebleshire CC	Peeblesshire	1708	1868
Peeblesshire & Selkirkshire CC	Peeblesshire	1868	1885
Perth (1) BC	Perthshire	1832	1918
Perth (2) CC	Central	1997	2005
Perth & Kinross CC	Tayside	1983	1997
Perth & East Perthshire CC	Perthshire	1950	1979
Perth & North Perthshire CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Perth Burghs BC	Perthshire	1708	1832	District
Perthshire CC	Perthshire	1708	1885
Perthshire Eastern CC	Perthshire	1885	1918
Perthshire Perth CC	Perthshire	1918	1950
Perthshire Western CC	Perthshire	1885	1918
Renfrew West & Inverclyde CC	Strathclyde	1983	1997
Renfrewshire CC	Renfrewshire	1708	1885
Renfrewshire East (1) CC	Renfrewshire	1950	1983
Renfrewshire East (2) CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Renfrewshire Eastern CC	Renfrewshire	1885	1950
Renfrewshire West (1) CC	Renfrewshire	1950	1983
Renfrewshire West (2) CC	Strathclyde	1997	2005
Renfrewshire Western CC	Renfrewshire	1885	1950
Ross & Cromarty CC	Ross-shire	1832	1983
Ross Cromarty & Skye CC	Highland	1983	1997
Ross Skye & Lochaber CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Ross Skye & Inverness West CC	Highland	1997	2005
Ross-shire CC	Ross-shire	1708	1832
Roxburgh CC	Roxburghshire	1885	1918
Roxburgh & Berwickshire CC	Borders	1983	2005
Roxburgh & Selkirk CC	Roxburghshire	1918	1955
Roxburgh Selkirk & Peebles CC	Roxburghshire	1955	1983
Roxburghshire CC	Roxburghshire	1708	1885
Rutherglen CC	Lanarkshire	1974	1983
Rutherglen and Hamilton West CC	Scotland	2005	Current
Selkirkshire CC	Selkirkshire	1708	1868
St Andrews Burghs BC	Fife	1832	1918	District
Stirling CC	Central	1983	Current
Stirling & Falkirk Burghs BC	Stirlingshire	1918	1950	District
Stirling Burghs BC	Stirlingshire	1708	1918	District
Stirling Falkirk & Grangemouth BC	Stirlingshire	1974	1983
Stirlingshire CC	Stirlingshire	1708	1918
Stirlingshire West CC	Stirlingshire	1950	1983
Stirlingshire Western CC	Stirlingshire	1918	1950
Strathkelvin & Bearsden CC	Strathclyde	1983	2005
Sutherland CC	Sutherland	1708	1918
Tain Burghs BC	Ross-shire	1708	1832	District
Tayside North CC	Tayside	1983	2005
Tweeddale Ettrick & Lauderdale CC	Borders	1983	2005
West Lothian CC	Linlithgowshire	1950	1983
Western Isles CC	Inverness-shire	1918	2005
Wick Burghs BC	Caithness	1832	1918	District
Wigtown CC	Wigtownshire	1885	1918
Wigtown Burghs BC	Wigtownshire	1708	1885	District
Wigtownshire CC	Wigtownshire	1708	1885

Historical representation by party

A cell marked → (with a different colour background to the preceding cell) indicates that the previous MP continued to sit under a new party name.

Highland

Before 1974 comprising the counties of Orkney, Shetland, Caithness, Sutherland, Ross-shire, Cromartyshire and Inverness-shire.

After 1996 comprising the unitary authorities of Highland, Na h-Eileanan Siar (Western Isles), Shetland Islands and Orkney Islands.

1708 to 1832

• Orkney & Shetland
• Caithness (alternated with Bute)
• Sutherland
• Ross-shire
• Tain Burghs
• Cromartyshire (alternated with Nairnshire)
• Inverness-shire
• Inverness Burghs

1832 to 1885

  Conservative   Tories   Whig

Constituency	1832	33	34	1835	35	1837	38	40	1841	1847	1852	1857
Caithness	G. Sinclair								Traill
Inverness Burghs	J. Baillie	Cumming Bruce	→			Macleod		Morrison		A. Matheson
Inverness-shire	C. Grant				Chisholm		F. Grant	Baillie
Orkney & Shetland	Traill			Balfour		Dundas				Anderson	F. Dundas
Ross & Cromarty	Stewart-Mackenzie					Mackenzie				J. Matheson
Sutherland	Macleod					Howard		D. Dundas			G. Sutherland-Leveson-Gower
Wick Burghs	J. Loch										Laing	Hay

1859 to 1885

  Conservative   Liberal

Constituency	1859	60	61	1865	67	1868	69	72	73	1874	1880	84
Caithness	Traill						J. Sinclair
Inverness Burghs	A. Matheson					Mackintosh				Fraser-Mackintosh
Inverness-shire	Baillie					Cameron
Orkney & Shetland	F. Dundas								Laing
Ross & Cromarty	J. Matheson					A. Matheson						Munro-Ferguson
Sutherland	G. Sutherland-Leveson-Gower		D. Dundas		Gower					C. Sutherland-Leveson-Gower
Wick Burghs	Laing	Keppel		Laing		G. Loch		Pender

1885 to 1918

  Conservative   Independent Liberal   Liberal   Liberal Unionist

Constituency	1885	86	1886	1892	94	95	1895	96	1900	02	06	Jan 10	Dec 10	11	17
Caithness	Clark*		→*						Harmsworth
Inverness Burghs	Finlay	→		Beith			Finlay				Bryce
Inverness-shire	Fraser-Mackintosh*	→*		MacGregor*		Baillie			Dewar						Morison
Orkney & Shetland	Lyell								Wason	→	→
Ross & Cromarty	Macdonald*		→*	Weir										Macpherson
Sutherland	Sutherland-Leveson-Gower		Sutherland		MacLeod*				Leveson-Gower		Morton
Wick Burghs	Cameron		→	Pender				Hedderwick	Bignold			Munro

*also the candidate of the Crofters' Party

1918 to 1950

  Coalition Liberal (1918–22) / National Liberal (1922–23)   Conservative   Independent Conservative   Independent Liberal   Labour   Liberal   National Labour   National Liberal (1931–68)

Constituency	1918	21	22	1922	1923	1924	1929	31	1931	1935	36	42	1945	48
Caithness and Sutherland	Harmsworth			Sinclair	→								Dower	→
Inverness	Morison		Macdonald		→			→				→
Orkney and Shetland	Wason	Smith		Hamilton						Neven-Spence
Ross and Cromarty	Macpherson				→			→			MacDonald		MacLeod
Western Isles	Murray			Cotts	Livingstone		Ramsay	→		Macmillan

1950 to 1983

  Conservative   Independent Conservative   Independent Liberal (MacLeod, 1950)   Labour   Liberal   National Liberal (1931–68)   Scottish National Party (Stewart, 1970)   Social Democratic

Constituency	1950	1951	54	1955	1959	1964	1966	1970	Feb 74	Oct 74	1979	81
Caithness and Sutherland	Robertson				→	Mackie	Maclennan					→
Inverness	Douglas-Hamilton		McLean			Johnston
Orkney and Shetland	Grimond
Ross and Cromarty	MacLeod	→				Mackenzie		Gray
Western Isles	Macmillan							Stewart

1983 to 2005

  Labour   Liberal   Liberal Democrats   Scottish National Party   Social Democratic

Constituency	1983	1987	88	1992	1997	2001
Caithness & Sutherland / Caithness, Sutherland & Easter Ross ('97)	Maclennan		→			Thurso
Inverness, Nairn & Lochaber / Inverness E, Nairn & Lochaber (1997)	Johnston		→		Stewart
Orkney and Shetland	Wallace		→			Carmichael
Ross, Cromarty and Skye / Ross, Skye & Inverness W (1997)	Kennedy		→
Western Isles	Stewart	MacDonald

2005 to present

  Independent   Labour   Liberal Democrats   Scottish National Party

Constituency	2005	2010	2015	2017	2019	23	2024
Caithness, Sutherland & Easter Ross	Thurso		Monaghan	Stone
Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch & Strathspey / Inverness, Skye & W Ross-shire ('24)	Alexander		Hendry				MacDonald
Na h-Eileanan an Iar	MacNeil					→	Crichton
Orkney and Shetland	Carmichael
Ross, Skye and Lochaber	→		Blackford				N/A

Grampian

Before 1974 comprising the counties of Elginshire, Nairnshire, Banffshire, Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire.

After 1996 comprising the unitary authorities of Aberdeenshire, City of Aberdeen and Moray.

1708 to 1832

• Banffshire
• Elginshire
• Elgin Burghs
• Nairnshire (alternated with Cromartyshire)
• Aberdeenshire
• Aberdeen Burghs
• Kincardineshire

1832 to 1885

  Conservative Party   Independent   Liberal Party   Tories   Whig Party

Constituency	1832	1835	1837	1841	1847	1852	1857	1859	1865	1868	1874	1880
Banffshire	Tory	Conservative	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Elgin Burghs	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Elginshire and Nairnshire	Tory	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Liberal	Liberal
Aberdeen	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Aberdeenshire / East Aberdeenshire (1868)	Tory	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Whig	Liberal	Conservative	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
West Aberdeenshire										Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Kincardineshire	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal

1885 to 1918

  Conservative   Liberal   Liberal Unionist

Constituency	1885	1886	89	92	92	93	95	96	1900	05	1906	06	07	08	Jan 10	Dec 10	17	18
Aberdeen North	Hunter							Pirie
Aberdeen South	Bryce												Esslemont				Fleming
Aberdeenshire East	Esslemont				Buchanan				Maconochie		Annand	J. Murray			Cowan
Aberdeenshire West	Farquharson										Henderson
Banffshire	Duff					Wedderburn			Black				Waring
Elgin Burghs	Asher									Sutherland								Barrie
Elginshire & Nairnshire	Macpherson-Grant	Anderson	Keay				Gordon				Williamson
Kincardineshire	Balfour			Crombie										A. Murray

1918 to 1983

  Coalition Liberal (1918–22) / National Liberal (1922–23)   Conservative   Labour   Liberal

Constituency	1918	19	22	1922	1923	1924	28	1929	1931	35	1935	39	1945	46
Aberdeen North	Rose						Benn		Burnett		Garro-Jones		H. Hughes
Aberdeen South	F. Thomson									D. Thomson				Buchan
Aberdeen & Kincardine Central	Gordon	Wood				Smith							Spence
Aberdeen & Kincardine East	Cowan			Martin		Boothby
Banff	Barrie				→	Templeton		Wood			Findlay		Duthie
Kincardine & Aberdeenshire West	Murray			→	Barclay-Harvey			Scott	Barclay-Harvey			Thornton-Kemsley
Moray and Nairn	Williamson		Guthrie		Stuart

1950 to 1983

  Conservative   Labour   Liberal   Scottish National Party

Constituency	1950	1951	1955	58	1959	1964	1966	1970	Feb 74	Oct 74	1979
Aberdeen North	H. Hughes							R. Hughes
Aberdeen South	Buchan						Dewar	Sproat
Aberdeenshire East	Boothby			Wolrige-Gordon					Henderson		McQuarrie
Aberdeenshire West	Spence				Hendry		Davidson	Mitchell	Fairgrieve
Banff	Duthie					Baker			Watt		Myles
Moray and Nairn	Stuart				Campbell				W. Ewing		Pollock

1983 to 2005

  Conservative   Labour   Liberal   Liberal Democrats   Scottish National Party

Constituency	1983	1987	88	91	1992	1997	2001
Aberdeen Central						Doran
Aberdeen North	R. Hughes					Savidge
Aberdeen South	Malone	Doran			Robertson	Begg
Banff and Buchan	McQuarrie	Salmond
Gordon	Bruce		→
Kincardine & Deeside / W Aberdeenshire & Kincardine ('97)	Buchanan-Smith			Stephen	Kynoch	Smith
Moray	Pollock	M. Ewing					Robertson

2005 to present

  Conservative   Labour   Liberal   Liberal Democrats   Scottish National Party

Constituency	2005	2010	2015	2017	2019	2024
Aberdeen North	Doran		Blackman
Aberdeen South	Begg		McCaig	R. Thomson	Flynn
Aberdeenshire West & Kincardine	Smith		Donaldson	Bowie
Banff & Buchan / Aberdeenshire N & Moray E ('24)	Salmond	Whiteford		Duguid		Logan
Gordon / Gordon & Buchan (2024)	Bruce		Salmond	Clark	R. G. Thomson	Cross
Moray / Moray West, Nairn & Strathspey (2024)	Robertson			Ross		Leadbitter

Central and Tayside

Before 1974 comprising the counties of Forfarshire, Perthshire, Clackmannanshire, Kinross-shire and Stirlingshire.

After 1996 comprising the unitary authorities of Falkirk, Perth and Kinross, City of Dundee, Angus, Stirling and Clackmannanshire.

1708 to 1832

• Forfarshire
• Perthshire
• Perth Burghs
• Clackmannanshire and Kinross-shire (alternated)
• Stirlingshire
• Stirling Burghs

1832 to 1885

  Conservative Party   Independent   Liberal Party   Peelite   Radicals   Whig Party

Constituency	1832	1835	1837	1841	1847	1852	1857	1859	1865	1868	1874	1880
Forfarshire	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Montrose Burghs	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Radical	Radical	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Dundee	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
										Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Perth	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Perthshire	Whig	Whig	Conservative	Peelite	Peelite	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Liberal	Conservative	Liberal
Clackmannanshire and Kinross-shire	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Falkirk Burghs	Whig	Whig	Whig	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Stirling Burghs	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Stirlingshire	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Conservative	Liberal

1885 to 1918

  Conservative   Labour   Liberal   Liberal Unionist

Constituency	1885	86	1886	88	89	1892	94	1895	96	97	99	1900	03	1906	07	08	09	Jan 1910	Dec 1910	17
Dundee	Lacaita			Firth	Leng									Wilkie
	Robertson															Churchill
Forfarshire	Barclay	→				Rigby	Ramsay	White		Sinclair							Falconer
Montrose Burghs	Will								Morley							Harcourt
Perth	Parker					Whitelaw		Wallace							Pullar			Whyte
Perthshire Eastern	Menzies				Kinloch								Buchanan					Young
Perthshire Western	Currie	→										Stroyan		Erskine				Stewart-Murray		Stirling
Clackmannanshire & Kinross-shire	Balfour										Wason
Falkirk Burghs	Ramsay		Sinclair			Smith		Wilson						Macdonald
Stirling Burghs	Campbell-Bannerman															Ponsonby
Stirlingshire	Bolton					Jacks		McKillop						Smeaton				Chapple

1918 to 1950

  Coalition Liberal (1918–22) / National Liberal (1922–23)   Conservative   Independent   Independent Liberal   Labour   Liberal   National Liberal (1931–68)   Scottish Prohibition

Constituency	1918	1922	1923	1924	24	1929	30	31	1931	32	35	1935	38	38	39	40	1945	48
Dundee	Wilkie	Morel			T. Johnston	Marcus			Foot								Cook
	Churchill	Scrymgeour							Horsbrugh								Strachey
Forfarshire	Shaw	Falconer		Hope					Shaw								Ramsay
Montrose Burghs	Sturrock		→	Hutchison			→	→		Kerr						Maclay
Perth	Young	Skelton	Mitchell	Skelton					Murray		Norie-Miller	Hunter					Gomme-Duncan
Kinross and West Perthshire	Gardiner	→	Stewart-Murray										→	Snadden
Stirling and Falkirk Burghs	Macdonald	Murnin	McCrae	Murnin					Reid			Westwood						MacPherson
Clackmannan and Eastern Stirlingshire	Glyn	MacNeill Weir							J. Johnston			MacNeill Weir			Woodburn
Stirlingshire West	Hope	T. Johnston		Fanshawe		T. Johnston			Ker			T. Johnston					Balfour

1950 to 1983

  Conservative   Labour   National Liberal (1931–68)   Scottish National Party

Constituency	1950	1951	52	1955	1959	63	1964	1966	1970	71	73	Feb 1974	Oct 1974	1979
Angus North and Mearns	Thornton-Kemsley						Buchanan-Smith
Angus South	Duncan						Bruce-Gardyne						Welsh	Fraser
Dundee East	Cook		Thomson								Machin	Wilson
Dundee West	Strachey					Doig								Ross
Kinross and Perthshire West	Snadden			Leburn		Douglas-Home							Fairbairn
Perth and Perthshire East	Gomme-Duncan				MacArthur								Crawford	Walker
Stirling & Falkirk / S., F. & Grangemouth ('74)	MacPherson									Ewing
Stirlingshire East and Clackmannan	Woodburn								Douglas			Reid		O'Neill
Stirlingshire West	Balfour				Baxter								Canavan

1983 to 2005

  Conservative   Labour   Scottish National Party

Constituency	1983	1987	1992	95	1997	00	2001
Angus East / Angus (1997)	Fraser	Welsh					Weir
Clackmannan / Ochil (1997)	O'Neill
Dundee East	Wilson	McAllion					Luke
Dundee West	Ross
Falkirk East	Ewing		Connarty
Falkirk West	Canavan					Joyce
Perth and Kinross / Perth (1997)	Fairbairn			Cunningham			Ewing
Stirling	Forsyth				McGuire
Tayside North	Walker				Swinney		Wishart

2005 to present

  Conservative   Independent   Labour   Scottish National Party

Constituency	2005	2010	12	2015	2017	2019	2024
Angus / Angus & Perthshire Glens (2024)	Weir				Hair	Doogan
Dundee East / Arbroath & Broughty Ferry (2024)	Hosie						Gethins
Dundee West / Dundee Central (2024)	McGovern			Law
Falkirk	Joyce		→	McNally			Stainbank
Ochil & South Perthshire / Alloa & Grangemouth (2024)	Banks			Ahmed-Sheikh	Graham	Nicolson	Leishman
Perth & North Perthshire / Perth & Kinross-shire (2024)	Wishart
Stirling / Stirling & Strathallan (2024)	McGuire			Paterson	Kerr	Smith	Kane

Fife

1708 to 1832

• Fife
• Anstruther Easter Burghs
• Dysart Burghs

1832 to 1885

  Independent   Liberal   Whig

Constituency	1832	1835	1837	1841	1847	1852	1857	1859	1865	1868	1874	1880
Fife	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Liberal
St Andrews Burghs	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal

1885 to 1918

  Conservative   Independent Liberal   Labour   Liberal   Liberal Unionist

Constituency	1885	86	1886	89	92	1892	1895	1900	03	1906	Jan 1910	Dec 1910	12
Fife East	Kinnear	→	Asquith
Fife West	Bruce			Birrell				Hope				Adamson
Kirkcaldy Burghs	Campbell				Dalziel
St Andrews Burghs	R. Anstruther		H. Anstruther						Ellice	Anstruther-Gray	Millar	Anstruther-Gray	→

1918 to 1974

  Coalition Liberal (1918–22) / National Liberal (1922–23)   Communist   Conservative   Labour   Liberal   National Liberal (1931–68)

Constituency	1918	21	1922	23	1924	1929	31	31	33	1935	44	45	50	51	55	59	61	64	66	70
Dunfermline Burghs	Wallace		Watson					Wallace		Watson			Clunie			Thompson		Hunter
Fife East	Sprot		Millar		Cochrane	Millar	→		Henderson-Stewart								Gilmour
Fife West	Adamson							Milne		Gallacher			Hamilton
Kirkcaldy Burghs	Dalziel	Kennedy	Hutchison	Kennedy				Russell		Kennedy	Hubbard					Gourlay

1974 to 2005

  Conservative   Labour   Liberal Democrats   Liberal   Scottish National Party

Constituency	Feb 1974	Oct 1974	1979	1983	1987	88	90	1992	1997	2001
Dunfermline East				Brown
Dunfermline / Dunfermline W (1983)	Hunter		Douglas				→	Squire
Fife Central	Hamilton				McLeish					MacDougall
Kirkcaldy	Gourlay				Moonie
Fife East / North East Fife (1983)	Gilmour		Henderson		Campbell	→

2005 to present

  Alba   Independent   Labour   Liberal Democrats   Scottish National Party

Constituency	2005	06	08	2010	2015	2017	2019	19	20	21	2024
Dunfermline & W Fife / Dunfermline & Dollar (2024)	Squire	Rennie		Docherty	Chapman						Downie
Glenrothes / Glenrothes & Mid Fife (2024)	MacDougall		Roy		Grant						Baker
Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath / Cowdenbeath & Kirkcaldy ('24)	Brown				Mullin	Laird	Hanvey	→	→	→	Ward
North East Fife	Campbell				Gethins		Chamberlain

Strathclyde

Before 1974 comprising the counties of Argyllshire, Buteshire, Dunbartonshire, Renfrewshire, Ayrshire and Lanarkshire.

After 1996 comprising the unitary authorities of City of Glasgow, North Lanarkshire, South Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire, North Ayrshire, East Ayrshire, South Ayrshire, East Dunbartonshire, East Renfrewshire, West Dunbartonshire, Argyll and Bute and Inverclyde.

1708 to 1832

• Argyllshire
• Bute (alternated with Caithness)
• Dunbartonshire
• Renfrewshire
• Ayrshire
• Ayr Burghs
• Lanarkshire
• Glasgow Burghs

1832 to 1885

Constituency	1832	1835	1837	1841	1847	1852	1857	1859	1865	1868	1874	1880
Argyllshire	Whig	Whig	Whig	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Buteshire	Tory	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Whig	Conservative	Liberal	Conservative	Conservative	Liberal
Dunbartonshire	Whig	Whig	Whig	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative
Greenock	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Paisley	Independent	Radical	Radical	Radical	Radical	Radical	Radical	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Renfrewshire	Independent	Independent	Conservative	Whig	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Ayr Burghs	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Radical	Radical	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Conservative	Liberal
Kilmarnock Burghs	Whig	Radical	Conservative	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Ayrshire / North Ayrshire (1868)	Whig	Whig	Whig	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Whig	Liberal	Conservative	Liberal	Conservative	Conservative
South Ayrshire										Liberal	Conservative	Conservative
Glasgow 1	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Glasgow 2	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Conservative	Liberal
Glasgow 3										Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Lanarkshire / North Lanarkshire (1868)	Whig	Whig	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
South Lanarkshire										Liberal	Conservative	Liberal

1885 to 1918

  Conservative   Independent Liberal   Labour   Liberal   Liberal Unionist   National Democratic & Labour

Constituency	1885	86	1886	87	88	89	90	91	1892	94	1895	97	99	1900	01	03	04	05	1906	08	09	Jan 10	Dec 10	11	13	15	16	18
Paisley	Barbour							Dunn											McCallum
Lanarkshire Mid	Mason				Philipps					Caldwell												Whitehouse
Lanarkshire North East	Crawford										Colville				Rattigan		Findlay					Wilson		Millar
Glasgow Blackfriars and Hutchesontown	Henry	→	Provand											Bonar Law					Barnes									→
Glasgow Bridgeton	Russell			Trevelyan								Cameron		Dickson					Cleland				MacCallum Scott
Glasgow College	Cameron										Stirling-Maxwell								Watt
Govan	Pearce					Wilson								Craig					Duncan			Hunter		Holmes
Lanarkshire North West	Baird		Cunninghame-Graham						Whitelaw		Holburn		Douglas						Mitchell-Thompson			Pringle
Ayrshire South	Wason		Vernon						Wason		Arrol								Beale
Kilmarnock Burghs	Sturrock		Williamson								Denny								Rainy					Gladstone		Shaw
Glasgow St. Rollox	McCulloch		Caldwell						Carmichael		Begg			Wilson					Wood
Argyllshire	Macfarlane*		Malcolm						Macfarlane		Nicol					Ainsworth
Greenock	Sutherland	→												Reid					Stewart			Collins
Dunbartonshire	A. Orr-Ewing								Sinclair		Wylie								White				Allen
Lanarkshire South	Hamilton		Hozier																Menzies						Watson
Partick	Sellar	→					Smith												Balfour
Renfrewshire West	Campbell								Renshaw										Glen-Coats			Greig
Glasgow Tradeston	Corbett	→																		→		→	→	White
Ayr Burghs	Campbell				Sinclair		Somervell		Birkmyre		C. Orr-Ewing						Dobbie		Younger
Ayrshire North	Elliot	→							Cochrane													Anderson		Campbell			Hunter-Weston
Glasgow Camlachie	Watt								Cross											→		Mackinder
Renfrewshire East	Finlayson		Shaw-Stewart																Laidlaw			Gilmour
Glasgow Central	Beith		Baird																Torrance		Dickson					McLeod
Buteshire	Robertson							Murray										Lamont				Hope

1918 to 1950

  Coalition Labour   Coalition Liberal (1918–22) / National Liberal (1922–23)   Communist   Conservative   Independent Labour   Independent Labour Party   Labour   Liberal   National Independent   National Labour   National Liberal (1931–68)   New Party   Scottish National Party

Constituency	1918	19	20	1922	1923	24	1924	25	26	29	1929	29	30	31	1931	32	33	1935	36	37	39	40	41	42	43	45	1945	46	47	48
Ayr Burghs	Younger			Baird				Moore
Ayrshire N & Bute	Hunter-Weston																	MacAndrew
Glasgow Central	Bonar Law				Alexander																						Hutchison
Glasgow Hillhead	Horne																			Reid										Galbraith
Glasgow Pollok	Gilmour																					Galbraith
Glasgow Kelvingrove	MacLeod			Hutchison		Elliot																					Williams
Glasgow Cathcart	Pratt			Hay	MacDonald						Train													Beattie				Henderson
Argyll	Sutherland				→		Macquisten															McCallum
Renfrewshire E	Johnstone			Nichol			MacRobert						Douglas-Hamilton									Lloyd
Dunbartonshire	Raeburn				Martin		Fleming		Thom		Brooke				Thom	Cochrane			Cassells				McKinlay
Lanark	Elliot				Dickson		Mitchell				Dickson				Douglas-Home												Steele
Glasgow Partick	Balfour			Collie	Young		Broun-Lindsay				McKinlay				MacAndrew			Young
Lanarkshire N	McLaren			Sullivan			Sprot			Lee					Anstruther-Gray												Herbison
Renfrewshire W	Greig			Murray			Shaw				Forgan			→	Scrymgeour-Wedderburn												Scollan
Glasgow Maryhill	Mitchell-Thomson			Muir			Couper				Clarke				Jamieson			Davidson									Hannan
Motherwell	Nelson			Newbold	Ferguson		Barr								Ormiston			Walker								McIntyre	Anderson
Greenock	Collins	→		→										→					Gibson				McNeil
Glasgow Camlachie	Mackinder			Stephen?											Stevenson			Stephen											→	McFarlane
Bothwell	MacDonald	Robertson							Sullivan						Shaw			Welsh									Timmons
Coatbridge	Buchanan			Welsh											Templeton			Barr									Mann
Glasgow Springburn	Macquisten			G. Hardie											Emmott			G. Hardie		A. Hardie							Forman
Kilmarnock	Shaw				Climie		MacAndrew				Climie	Aitchison		→			Lindsay								→		Shaw	Ross
Rutherglen	Rodger			Wright										Hardie	Moss			Chapman									McAllister
Glasgow Tradeston	V. Henderson			T. Henderson											McLean			Henderson									Rankin
Ayrshire South	Brown														MacAndrew			Brown			Sloan							Hughes
Glasgow St. Rollox	Oliphant-Murray			Stewart										Leonard
Glasgow Shettleston	Adair			Wheatley									McGovern		→														→
Paisley	McCallum		Asquith				Mitchell				Welsh				Maclay												Baldwin			Johnston
Dumbarton Burghs	Taylor			Kirkwood											→	→
Glasgow Bridgeton	Scott			Maxton											→													Carmichael	→
Glasgow Gorbals	Barnes			Buchanan											→						→									Cullen
Glasgow Govan	Maclean										→				→
Hamilton	Graham																								Fraser
Constituency	1918	19	20	1922	1923	24	1924	25	26	29	1929	29	30	31	1931	32	33	1935	36	37	39	40	41	42	43	45	1945	46	47	48

1950 to 1974 (35 constituencies)

  Conservative   Labour   National Liberal (1931–68)   Scottish National Party

Constituency	1950	50	1951	54	1955	55	58	1959	61	62	64	1964	1966	67	69	70	1970	73
Glasgow Craigton					Browne			Millan
Argyll	McCallum						Noble
Ayr	Moore											Younger
Ayrshire Central	Manuel				Spencer-Nairn			Manuel									Lambie
Ayrshire North and Bute	MacAndrew							Maclean
Ayrshire South	Hughes															Sillars
Bothwell	Timmons											Hamilton
Coatbridge and Airdrie	Mann							Dempsey
Dunbartonshire East	Kirkwood		Bence														McCartney
Dunbartonshire West	McKinlay	Steele															Campbell
Glasgow Bridgeton	Carmichael								Bennett
G. Camlachie / G. Provan ('55)	Reid											Brown
Glasgow Cathcart	Henderson											Taylor
Glasgow Central	McInnes												McMillan
Glasgow Gorbals	Cullen														F. McElhone
Glasgow Govan	Browne				Rankin													MacDonald
Glasgow Hillhead	Galbraith
Glasgow Kelvingrove	Elliot						McAlister	Lilley				Miller
Glasgow Maryhill	Hannan
Glasgow Pollok	Galbraith				George							Garrow		Wright			White
Glasgow Scotstoun	Young	Hutchison						Small
Glasgow Shettleston	McGovern							Galpern
Glasgow Springburn	Forman											Buchanan
Glasgow Woodside	Bennett				Grant					Carmichael
Greenock	McNeil					Mabon
Hamilton	Fraser													Ewing			Wilson
Kilmarnock	Ross
Lanark	Douglas-Home		Maitland					Hart
Lanarkshire North	Herbison																Smith
Motherwell	Anderson			Lawson
Paisley	Johnston								J. Robertson
Renfrewshire East	Lloyd							Anderson
Renfrewshire West	Maclay											Buchan
Rutherglen	McAllister		Brooman-White								Mackenzie
Glasgow Tradeston	Rankin
Constituency	1950	50	1951	54	1955	55	58	1959	61	62	64	1964	1966	67	69	70	1970	73

1974 to 1983 (34 constituencies)

  Conservative   Labour   Scottish Labour   Scottish National Party   Social Democratic

Constituency	Feb 74	Oct 74	76	78	1979	80	81	82
Argyll	Maccormick				Mackay
Ayr	Younger
Ayrshire Central	Lambie
Ayrshire North and Bute	Corrie
Ayrshire South	Sillars		→		Foulkes
Bothwell	Hamilton
Coatbridge and Airdrie	Dempsey							Clarke
Dunbartonshire Central	McCartney
Dunbartonshire East	Henderson	Bain			Hogg
Dunbartonshire West	Campbell
East Kilbride	Miller
Glasgow Cathcart	Taylor				Maxton
Glasgow Central	McMillan					McTaggart
Glasgow Craigton	Millan
Glasgow Garscadden	Small			Dewar
Glasgow Govan	Selby				McMahon
Glasgow Hillhead	Galbraith							Jenkins
Glasgow Kelvingrove	Carmichael
Glasgow Maryhill	Craigen
Glasgow Pollok	White
Glasgow Provan	Brown
Glasgow Queen's Park	F. McElhone							H. McElhone
Glasgow Shettleston	Galpern				Marshall
Glasgow Springburn	Buchanan				Martin
Greenock & Port Glasgow	Mabon						→
Hamilton	Wilson			G. Robertson
Kilmarnock	Ross				McKelvey
Lanark	Hart
Lanarkshire North	Smith
Motherwell & Wishaw	Lawson	Bray
Paisley	J. Robertson		→		Adams
Renfrewshire East	Anderson				Stewart
Renfrewshire West	Buchan
Rutherglen	Mackenzie
Constituency	Feb 74	Oct 74	76	78	1979	80	81	82

1983 to 2005 (33 constituencies)

  Conservative   Independent   Labour   Liberal   Liberal Democrats   Respect   Scottish National Party   Social Democratic   Speaker

Constituency	1983	1987	88	89	90	1992	94	1997	97	98	99	00	2001	03	04
Argyll and Bute	MacKay	Michie	→										A. Reid
Ayr	Younger					Gallie		Osborne
Carrick, Cumnock & Doon Valley	Foulkes
Clydebank and Milngavie	McCartney	Worthington
Clydesdale	Hart	Hood
Cumbernauld and Kilsyth	Hogg							McKenna
Cunninghame North	Corrie	Wilson
Cunninghame South	Lambie					Donohoe
Dumbarton	Campbell	McFall
East Kilbride	Miller	Ingram
Eastwood	Stewart							Murphy
Glasgow Cathcart	Maxton												Harris
Glasgow Central	McTaggart			Watson				Abolished
Glasgow Garscadden / Glasgow Anniesland (1997)	Dewar											J. Robertson
Glasgow Govan	Millan		Sillars			Davidson		M. Sarwar	→		→
Glasgow Hillhead / Glasgow Kelvin (1997)	Jenkins	Galloway												→	→
Glasgow Maryhill	Craigen	Fyfe											McKechin
Glasgow Pollok	White	Dunnachie						Davidson
Glasgow Provan / Glasgow Baillieston (1997)	H. Brown	Wray
Glasgow Rutherglen	Mackenzie	McAvoy
Glasgow Shettleston	Marshall
Glasgow Springburn	Martin											→
Greenock & Port Glasgow / Greenock & Inverclyde (1997)	Godman												Cairns
Hamilton / Hamilton South (1997)	G. Robertson										Tynan
Kilmarnock and Loudoun	McKelvey							Browne
Monklands East / Airdrie and Shotts (1997)	Smith						Liddell
Monklands West / Coatbridge & Chryston (1997)	Clarke
Motherwell North / Hamilton North and Bellshill (1997)	Hamilton	J. Reid
Motherwell South / Motherwell and Wishaw (1997)	Bray							Roy
Paisley North	A. Adams				I. Adams
Paisley South	Buchan				McMaster				Alexander
Renfrew West and Inverclyde / West Renfrewshire (1997)	McCurley	Graham								→			Sheridan
Strathkelvin and Bearsden	Hirst	Galbraith											Lyons
Constituency	1983	1987	88	89	90	1992	94	1997	97	98	99	00	2001	03	04

2005 to 2024 (25 constituencies)

  Conservative   Independent   Labour   Liberal Democrats   Scottish National Party   Speaker

Constituency	2005	08	09	2010	11	2015	15	2017	2019	20	21	22	23
Airdrie and Shotts	J. Reid			Nash		Gray					Qaisar
Argyll and Bute	A. Reid					O'Hara
Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock	Osborne					Wilson		Grant	Dorans
Central Ayrshire	Donohoe					Whitford
Coatbridge, Chryston & Bellshill	Clarke					Boswell		Gaffney	Bonnar
Cumbernauld, Kilsyth & Kirkintilloch East	McKenna			McClymont		S. C. McDonald
East Dunbartonshire	Swinson					Nicolson		Swinson	Callaghan
East Kilbride, Strathaven & Lesmahagow	Ingram			McCann		Cameron							→
East Renfrewshire	Murphy					Oswald		Masterton	Oswald
Glasgow Central	M. Sarwar			A. Sarwar		Thewliss
Glasgow East	Marshall	Mason		Curran		McGarry	→	Linden
Glasgow North	McKechin					Grady						→	→
Glasgow North East	Martin		Bain			McLaughlin		Sweeney	McLaughlin
Glasgow North West	J. Robertson					Monaghan
Glasgow South	Harris					S. M. McDonald
Glasgow South West	Davidson					Stephens
Inverclyde	Cairns				McKenzie	Cowan
Kilmarnock and Loudoun	Browne			Jamieson		A. Brown
Lanark & Hamilton East	Hood					Crawley
Motherwell and Wishaw	Roy					Fellows
North Ayrshire and Arran	Clark					Gibson
Paisley and Renfrewshire North	Sheridan					Newlands
Paisley and Renfrewshire South	Alexander					Black
Rutherglen & Hamilton West	McAvoy			Greatrex		Ferrier		Killen	Ferrier	→			Shanks
West Dunbartonshire	McFall			Doyle		Docherty
Constituency	2005	08	09	2010	11	2015	15	17	2019	20	21	22	23

2024 to present (24 constituencies)

  Labour   Liberal Democrats   Scottish National Party

Constituency	2024
Airdrie and Shotts	Stevenson
Argyll, Bute & South Lochaber	O'Hara
Ayr, Carrick & Cumnock	Stewart
Central Ayrshire	Gemmell
Coatbridge & Bellshill	McNally
Cumbernauld & Kirkintilloch	K. Murray
East Kilbride & Strathaven	Reid
East Renfrewshire	McDougall
Glasgow East	Grady
Glasgow North	Rhodes
Glasgow North East	Burke
Glasgow South	McKee
Glasgow South West	Ahmed
Glasgow West	Ferguson
Hamilton & Clyde Valley	Walker
Inverclyde & Renfrewshire West	McCluskey
Kilmarnock and Loudoun	Jones
Mid Dunbartonshire	S. Murray
Motherwell, Wishaw & Carluke	Nash
North Ayrshire and Arran	Campbell
Paisley and Renfrewshire North	Taylor
Paisley and Renfrewshire South	Baxter
Rutherglen	Shanks
West Dunbartonshire	McAllister

Lothian

Before 1974 comprising the counties of Linlithgowshire, Edinburghshire and Haddingtonshire.

After 1996 comprising the unitary authorities of City of Edinburgh, West Lothian, East Lothian and Midlothian.

1708 to 1832

• Linlithgowshire
• Linlithgow Burghs
• Edinburghshire
• Edinburgh
• Haddingtonshire
• Haddington Burghs

1832 to 1885

Constituency	1832	1835	1837	1841	1847	1852	1857	1859	1865	1868	1874	1880
Linlithgowshire	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Edinburgh	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Radical	Radical	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Leith Burghs	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Midlothian	Whig	Conservative	Whig	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Liberal	Conservative	Liberal
Haddington Burghs	Whig	Whig	Whig	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Liberal
Haddingtonshire	Conservative	Whig	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative

1885 to 1918

  Conservative   Independent Liberal   Liberal   Liberal Unionist

Constituency	1885	86	1886	86	88	1892	93	95	1895	99	1900	1906	09	Jan 1910	10	Dec 1910	11	12	13	14	17
Linlithgowshire	McLagan						Hope		Ure										Pratt
Edinburgh Central	Wilson		McEwan								Brown	Price
Edinburgh East	Goschen	→	Wallace							McCrae			Gibson					Hogge
Edinburgh South	Harrison	Childers				Paul			Cox	Dewar	Agnew	Dewar			Lyell						Parrott
Edinburgh West	Buchanan	→			→	Palmer		McIver					Clyde					→
Leith Burghs	Jacks	→	Gladstone	Ferguson																Currie
Midlothian	Gladstone								Gibson-Carmichael		Murray	Primrose		Murray				J. A. Hope
Haddingtonshire	Haldane																J. D. Hope

1918 to 1950

  Conservative   Labour   Liberal   National Liberal (1931–68)

Constituency	1918	20	1922	1923	1924	27	28	29	1929	31	1931	35	1935	41	43	1945	45	47
Edinburgh South	Murray		Chapman													Darling
Midlothian and Peebles North	Hope		Hutchison	Clarke	Hutchison			Clarke	Colville						Murray	Hope
Edinburgh West	Jameson		Phillipps		MacIntyre				Mathers		Normand	Cooper		Hutchison
Edinburgh North	Clyde	Ford		Raffan	Ford								Erskine-Hill			Willis
Edinburgh Central	Graham										Guy			Watt		Gilzean
Leith	Benn					Brown				→						Hoy
Peebles and South Midlothian	Maclean		Westwood								Ramsay					Pryde
Linlithgow	Kidd		Shinwell		Kidd		Shinwell				Baillie		Mathers
Edinburgh East	Hogge				Shiels						Mason		Pethick-Lawrence				Thomson	Wheatley

1950 to 1983

  Conservative   Labour

Constituency	1950	1951	54	55	1955	57	1959	60	62	1964	1966	1970	73	Feb 1974	Oct 1974	1979
Edinburgh South	Darling					Hutchison										Ancram
Edinburgh Pentlands	Hope									Wylie				Rifkind
Edinburgh West	Hutchison						Stodart								Douglas-Hamilton
Edinburgh North	Clyde			Milligan				Scott					Fletcher
Edinburgh Central	Gilzean	Oswald												Cook
Edinburgh Leith	Hoy											Murray				Brown
Midlothian & Peebles / Midlothian ('55)	Pryde						Hill				Eadie
West Lothian	Mathers	Taylor							Dalyell
Edinburgh East	Wheatley		Willis									Strang

1983 to 2005

  Conservative   Labour   Liberal Democrats

Constituency	1983	1987	1992	1997	2001
East Lothian	Robertson				Picking
Edinburgh Central	Fletcher	Darling
Edinburgh East / Edinburgh E & Musselburgh (1997)	Strang
Edinburgh Leith / Edinburgh North and Leith (1997)	Brown		Chisholm		Lazarowicz
Edinburgh Pentlands	Rifkind			Clark
Edinburgh South	Ancram	Griffiths
Edinburgh West	Douglas-Hamilton			Gorrie	Barrett
Linlithgow	Dalyell
Livingston	Cook
Midlothian	Eadie		Clarke		Hamilton

2005 to present

  Alba   Independent   Labour   Liberal Democrats   Scottish National Party

Constituency	2005	05	2010	2015	15	2017	2019	21	2024
East Lothian	Picking		O'Donnell	Kerevan		Whitfield	MacAskill	→	Alexander
Edinburgh East / Edinburgh E & Musselburgh (2024)	Strang		Gilmore	Sheppard					C. Murray
Edinburgh North and Leith	Lazarowicz			Brock					Gilbert
Edinburgh South	Griffiths		I. Murray
Edinburgh South West	Darling			Cherry					Arthur
Edinburgh West	Barrett		Crockart	Thomson	→	Jardine
Linlithgow & E Falkirk / Bathgate & Linlithgow (2024)	Connarty			Day					Sullivan
Livingston	Cook	Devine	Morrice	Bardell					Poynton
Midlothian	Hamilton			Thompson		Rowley	Thompson		McNeill

Dumfries and Galloway and Borders

Before 1974 comprising the counties of Dumfriesshire, Kirkcudbrightshire, Wigtownshire, Peeblesshire, Selkirkshire, Roxburghshire and Berwickshire.

After 1996 comprising the unitary authorities of Dumfries and Galloway and Scottish Borders.

1708 to 1832

• Dumfriesshire
• Dumfries Burghs
• Wigtownshire
• Wigtown Burghs
• Kirkcudbrightshire
• Peebleshire
• Selkirkshire
• Roxburghshire
• Berwickshire

1832 to 1885

Constituency	1832	1835	1837	1841	1847	1852	1857	1859	1865	1868	1874	1880
Dumfries Burghs	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Dumfriesshire	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Liberal	Conservative	Liberal
Wigtown Burghs	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Conservative	Liberal
Wigtownshire	Whig	Whig	Conservative	Whig	Whig	Whig	Whig	Liberal	Liberal	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative
Kirkcudbright Stewartry	Whig	Independent	Independent	Independent	Whig	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent
Peeblesshire / Peebles and Selkirk (1868)	Conservative	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Liberal
Selkirkshire	Whig	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative
Hawick Burghs										Liberal	Liberal	Liberal
Roxburghshire	Whig	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Independent	Liberal
Berwickshire	Whig	Independent	Independent	Independent	Conservative	Conservative	Conservative	Liberal	Liberal	Liberal	Conservative	Liberal

1885 to 1918

  Conservative   Liberal   Liberal Unionist

Constituency	1885	86	1886	1892	94	1895	1900	1906	09	Jan 1910	Dec 1910	15
Berwickshire	Marjoribanks				Tennant
Dumfries Burghs	Noel		Reid					Gulland
Dumfriesshire	Jardine	→		Maxwell		Souttar	Maxwell	Molteno
Hawick Burghs	Trevelyan	→	Brown	Shaw					Barran
Kirkcudbright Stewartry	McTaggart-Stewart							McMicking		McTaggart-Stewart	McMicking
Peeblesshire & Selkirkshire	Tennant		Thorburn					Murray		Younger	Maclean
Roxburghshire	Elliot	→		Napier		Montagu-Douglas-Scott		Jardine
Wigtownshire	Maxwell							J. Dalrymple				H. Dalrymple

1918 to 1950

  Coalition Liberal (1918–22) / National Liberal (1922–23)   Conservative   Independent Conservative   Labour   Liberal   National Liberal (1931–68)   New Party

Constituency	1918	1922	1923	1924	25	1929	31	1931	31	35	1935	1945	48
Berwick & Haddington	Hope	Waring	Spence	Crookshank		Sinkinson		McEwen				Robertson
Dumfriesshire	Murray	Chapple		Charteris		Hunter			→	Fildes		Macpherson
Galloway	McMicking	Dudgeon		Henniker-Hughan	Streatfeild	Dudgeon	→	Mackie				→	→
Roxburgh & Selkirk	Munro	Henderson	Montagu Douglas Scott								Montagu Douglas Scott

1950 to 1983

  Conservative   Labour   Liberal   National Liberal (1931–68)   Scottish National Party

Constituency	1950	1951	55	59	59	63	1964	65	1966	1970	Feb 74	Oct 74	78	1979
Berwick & East Lothian	Robertson	Anstruther-Gray							Mackintosh		Ancram	Mackintosh	Robertson
Dumfries	Macpherson					Anderson	Monro
Galloway	Mackie			Brewis								Thompson		Lang
Roxburgh & Selkirk / R., S. & Peebles ('55)	Macdonald	Donaldson						Steel

1983 to present

  Conservative   Labour   Liberal   Liberal Democrats   Scottish National Party

Constituency	1983	1987	88	1992	1997	2001	2005	2010	2015	2017	2019	2024
Dumfriesshire / D'shire, Clydesdale & Tweeddale (2005)	Monro				Brown		Mundell
Galloway & Upper Nithsdale / Dumfries & Galloway (2005)	Lang				Morgan	Duncan	Brown		Arkless	Jack		Cooper
Roxburgh & Berwickshire / B'shire, Roxburgh & Selkirk ('05)	Kirkwood		→				Moore		Kerr	Lamont
Tweeddale, Ettrick and Lauderdale	Steel		→		Moore

Non-geographic

1832 to 1885

Constituency	1832	1835	1837	1841	1847	1852	1857	1859	1865	1868	1869	1874	1874	1876	1880
Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities										Playfair
Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities										Moncreiff	Gordon			Watson	Campbell

1885 to 1918

Constituency	1885	1986	1886	1888	1890	1892	1895	1896	1900	1900	1906	1910	1910	1912	1916	1917
Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities	Macdonald			Stormonth-Darling	Pearson			Priestley	Tuke			Finlay		→	Johnston	Cheyne
Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities	Campbell										Craik

1918 to 1950

Constituency	1918	1922	1923	1924	1927	1929	1931	1934	1935	1935	1936	1938	1945	1945	1946
Combined Scottish Universities	Cheyne	Berry					Skelton			Ramsay MacDonald	Anderson
	Cowan	→						Morrison	→					Boyd-Orr	Elliot
	Craik	→			Buchan				Kerr

Sources

• British Historical Facts 1760–1830 by Chris Cook and John Stevenson
• British Parliamentary Election Results 1832–1983, (5 volumes) edited by F.W.S. Craig

See also

• List of constituencies in the Parliament of Scotland at the time of the Union