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'The SLP aims to build on the heritage of all the movements of resistance to the free - market offensive in Britain over the past two decades. In particular, it is the political heir of the year-long miner's strike of 1984-5 and the tremendous movement of solidarity it inspired in all sections of British society.' Arthur Scargil, Socialist Labour Party. |
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1. Louise McDaid |  |
| Socialist Labour Party | ||
| Louise McDaid came close to being elected in 1999 when she came eighth on the South of Second list. At that election the SLP won more votes that the Scottish Socialist Party, but the difference was that Tommy Sheidan came fidth in Glasgow and was elected whereas no SLP members were.
Recent electoral experience 2005 Westminster Election, North Ayrshire & Arran, 303 votes (0.69 %) 2003 Scottish Parliament election, First on Socialist Labour Party West of Scotland list, 3,155 (1.23 %) 2001 Westminster Election, Cunninghame North, 382 votes (1.13 %) 1999 European Parliament election, First on Socialist Labour Party national list, 9,385 votes (0.95 %) 1999 Scottish Parliament election, First on Socialist Labour Party South of Scotland list, 13,887 votes (4.36 %) 1997 Westminster Election, Cunninghame North, 501 votes (1.22 %) | ||
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2. Sarah Murdoch | |
| Socialist Labour Party | ||
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3. Theresa Byrne | |
| Socialist Labour Party | ||
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Recent electoral experience 2003 Scottish Parliament election, Fifth on Socialist Labour Party West of Scotland list, 3,155 (1.23 %) | ||
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4. Hazel Gallagher | |
| Socialist Labour Party | ||
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Recent electoral experience 2003 Scottish Parliament election, Fourth on Socialist Labour Party West of Scotland list, 3,155 (1.23 %) | ||
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