Westminster Election, 5 th May 2005


saltire shield'It is clear there is a requirement to retain the post of secretary of state but that it is a much reduced role. There is no doubt that recent holders of the post have been more like a spokesman for the Labour Party rather than a spokesman for Scotland.'
Sir Malcolm Rifkind, 5 th March 2001.
Lion Rampant

Glasgow South

Westminster Election, 5 th May 2005

Electorate 68,837 Turnout: 55.83 %
Logo Party Candidate Votes %
Labour logo Labour Tom Harris MP 18,153 47.24 %
Liberal logo Liberal Democrat Arthur Sanderson MBE 7,321 19.05 %
SNP logo Scottish National Party Finlay MacLean 4,860 12.65 %
Conservative logo Conservative & Unionist Dr. Janette McAlpine 4,836 12.58 %
Green Scottish Green Party Kay Allan 1,692 4.40 %
SSP Scottish Socialist Party Ronnie Stevenson 1,303 3.39 %
Socialist Labour Socialist Labour Party Dorothy Entwistle 266 0.69 %
Labour logo Notional Labour hold Labour majority 10,832 28.19 %

Notional 2001 result

Logo Party Denver
Baxter
Votes % Votes %
Labour logo Labour 19,853 50.49 % 19,277 51.30 %
Scottish National Party logo Scottish National Party 6,811 17.31 % 6,364 16.93 %
Scottish Tory logo Conservative & Unionist 5,414 13.76 % 5,273 14.03 %
Liberal Democrat logo Liberal Democrat 4,884 12.41 % 4,347 11.64 %
Scottish Socialist Party logo Scottish Socialist Party 2,298 5.84 % 2,234 5.94 %

Others 83 0.21 % 58 0.15 %
Notional Labour win Notional Labour majority 13,042 33.15 % 12,913 34.36 %


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