Latest headlines
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Victory for the SNP with 63 seats - two short of a majority
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Conservatives are the second largest party on 31 seats - but Labour on 24 lost 13 seats
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Scottish Greens are the fourth largest party with six seats, ahead of the Lib Dems who won five
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Lothian
Scottish Parliament regionResults
| Party | Elected | Seats | Votes | % | Net percentage change in seats |
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CON Scottish Conservatives |
Elected Miles Briggs Gordon Lindhurst Jeremy Balfour | Seats 3 | Votes 74,972 | 22.9% | Net percentage change in seats +11.3 |
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LAB Scottish Labour |
Elected Kezia Dugdale Neil Findlay | Seats 2 | Votes 67,991 | 20.8% | Net percentage change in seats −4.1 |
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GRN Scottish Green Party |
Elected Alison Johnstone Andy Wightman | Seats 2 | Votes 34,551 | 10.6% | Net percentage change in seats +3.0 |
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SNP Scottish National Party |
Elected - | Seats 0 | Votes 118,546 | 36.2% | Net percentage change in seats −2.9 |
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LD Scottish Lib Dems |
Elected - | Seats 0 | Votes 18,479 | 5.6% | Net percentage change in seats +0.1 |
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UKIP UKIP |
Elected - | Seats 0 | Votes 5,802 | 1.8% | Net percentage change in seats +1.1 |
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WEP Women's Equality Party |
Elected - | Seats 0 | Votes 3,877 | 1.2% | Net percentage change in seats +1.2 |
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RISE RISE |
Elected - | Seats 0 | Votes 1,641 | 0.5% | Net percentage change in seats +0.5 |
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SOL Solidarity |
Elected - | Seats 0 | Votes 1,319 | 0.4% | Net percentage change in seats +0.3 |
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Change compared with 2011 |
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Turnout
Turnout
57.8%Constituencies within Lothian
Region Profile
The Lothians region features nine constituencies - Almond Valley; Edinburgh Central; Edinburgh Eastern; Edinburgh Northern and Leith; Edinburgh Pentlands; Edinburgh Southern; Edinburgh Western; Linlithgow; Midlothian North and Musselburgh.
This region includes Scotland’s capital Edinburgh, which is home to the Scottish Parliament and the heartbeat of the country’s finance and banking sector.
At the 2011 Holyrood election, of the seven seats up for grabs, three went to Labour, two were allocated to the Tories, one was taken by the Scottish Greens and one to independent candidate Margo MacDonald who died in April 2014.