Westminster Election, 5 th May 2005


saltire shield'Alan Milburn, persuaded to rejoin the government as chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster to mastermind the election campaign, foundhimself playing a bit part. It was no surprise he announced his intention to leave the government shortly after he won his seat early yesterday.'
Catherine MacLeod in the Herald, 7 th May 2005.
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Glasgow North East

Westminster Election, 5 th May 2005

Electorate 62,042 Turnout: 45.80 %
Logo Party Candidate Votes %
Speaker Speaker of the House of Commons Rt Hon Michael Martin MP 15,153 53.32 %
SNP logo Scottish National Party John McLaughlin 5,019 17.66 %
Socialist Labour Socialist Labour Party Doris Kelly 4,036 14.20 %
SSP Scottish Socialist Party Graham Campbell 1,402 4.93 %
Unionist Scottish Unionist Party Daniel Houston 1,266 4.45 %
BNP British National Party Scott McLean 920 3.24 %
Ind Independent Joe Chambers 622 2.19 %
Speaker Notional speaker hold Speaker majority 10,134 35.66 %

Notional 2001 result

Logo Party Denver
Baxter
Votes % Votes %
Speaker Speaker of the House of Commons 16,053 51.63 % 0 1 0 %
Scottish National Party logo Scottish National Party 5,648 18.17 % 5,654 18.38 %
Labour logo Labour 4,798 15.43 % 20,623 1 67.04 %
Scottish Socialist Party logo Scottish Socialist Party 2,503 8.05 % 2,329 7.57 %
Scottish Tory logo Conservative & Unionist 335 1.08 % 1,638 5.32 %
Liberal Democrat logo Liberal Democrat 258 0.83 % 311 1.01 %

Others 1,497 4.81 % 208 0.68 %
Notional Speaker win Notional Speaker majority 10,405 33.47 %

Notional Labour win Notional Labour majority

14,969 48.66 %
1 Martin Baxter counts votes for the Speaker as Labour votes.


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