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Clackmannanshire & Dunblane CandidatePartyVotes Tim Brett Scottish Liberal Democrats 1018 Keith BrownScottish National Party13253 Callum Campbell Scottish.

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1 Clackmannanshire & Dunblane CandidatePartyVotes Tim Brett Scottish Liberal Democrats 1018 Keith BrownScottish National Party13253 Callum Campbell Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 3501 Richard SimpsonScottish Labour9644 Winning Party Winning Candidate

2 Cowdenbeath CandidatePartyVotes Ian ChisholmScottish National Party10679 Belinda Don Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 1792 Helen Eadie Scottish Labour 11926 Mike Heenan Land Party 276 Keith Legg Scottish Liberal Democrats 997 Winning Party Winning Candidate

3 Dunfermline CandidatePartyVotes James Reekie Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 2093 Alex Rowley Scottish Labour 10420 Jim Tolson Scottish Liberal Democrats 5776 Bill WalkerScottish National Party11010 Winning Party Winning Candidate

4 Kirkcaldy Candidate PartyVotes Marilyn Livingstone Scottish Labour12397 John Mainland Scottish Liberal Democrats820 Ian McFarlane Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 2007 David Torrance Scottish National Party12579 Winning Party Winning Candidate

5 Mid Fife & Glenrothes CandidatePartyVotes Claire BakerScottish Labour9573 Callum Leslie Scottish Liberal Democrats 630 Tricia MarwickScottish National Party13761 Jim Parker All Scotland Pensioners Party 673 Allan Smith Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 1676 Winning Party Winning Candidate

6 North East Fife CandidatePartyVotes Miles Briggs Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5618 Roderick CampbellScottish National Party11029 Colin DavidsonScottish Labour3613 Mike Scott-HaywardUK Independence Party979 Iain SmithScottish Liberal Democrats8437 Winning Party Winning Candidate

7 Perthshire North CandidatePartyVotes Pete CheemaScottish Labour2672 Victor Clements Scottish Liberal Democrats 1196 Murdo Fraser Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 7866 John SwinneyScottish National Party18219 Winning Party Winning Candidate

8 Perthshire South & Kinross-shire CandidatePartyVotes Roseanna CunninghamScottish National Party16073 Tricia DuncanScottish Labour3980 Willie Robertson Scottish Liberal Democrats 2256 Liz Smith Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 8907 Winning Party Winning Candidate

9 Stirling CandidatePartyVotes Neil Benny Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 4610 Jack BlackIndependent454 Bruce CrawfordScottish National Party 14859 John HendryScottish Labour9188 Graham Reed Scottish Liberal Democrats 1296 Winning Party Winning Candidate

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