Here are all 15 of Scotland’s new MPs after the General Election 2019

These are the 15 new MPs in Scotland following the resultsplaceholder image
These are the 15 new MPs in Scotland following the results

The SNP bagged 48 out of the 59 seats in Scotland during the General Election, with the Conservative party losing seven of its seats and Labour only holding on to one.

These are the MPs that won new seats across Scotland this general election, and who they won them from.

Richard Gordon Thomson won the Gordon seat from previous holder Colin Clark of the Conservative Partyplaceholder image
Richard Gordon Thomson won the Gordon seat from previous holder Colin Clark of the Conservative Party
Stephen Flynn won the Aberdeen South seat from previous holder Ross Thomson of the Conservative Partyplaceholder image
Stephen Flynn won the Aberdeen South seat from previous holder Ross Thomson of the Conservative Party
Wendy Chamberlain won the North East Fife seat from previous holder Stephen Gethins of the SNPplaceholder image
Wendy Chamberlain won the North East Fife seat from previous holder Stephen Gethins of the SNP
Dave Doogan won the Angus seat from previous holder Kirstene Hair of the Conservative partyplaceholder image
Dave Doogan won the Angus seat from previous holder Kirstene Hair of the Conservative party
John Nicholson won the Ochil and South Perthshire seat from previous holder Luke Graham of the Conservative partyplaceholder image
John Nicholson won the Ochil and South Perthshire seat from previous holder Luke Graham of the Conservative party
Alyn Smith won the Stirling seat from previous holder Stephen Kerr of the Conservative partyplaceholder image
Alyn Smith won the Stirling seat from previous holder Stephen Kerr of the Conservative party
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