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Aussie elections have a timetable of three years so yeah that's basically it.
1945-1951: Clement Attlee (Labour)
def. 1945 (Majority): Winston Churchill (Conservative led National Coalition), Archibald Sinclair (Liberal), Earnest Brown (National Liberal)
def. 1950 (Majority): Winston Churchill (Conservative led National Coalition), John Maclay (National Liberal), Clement Davies (Liberal)
1951-1955: Winston Churchill (Conservative led National Coalition)
def. 1951 (National Liberal Coalition): Clement Attlee (Labour), John Maclay (National Liberal), Clement Davies (Liberal)
1955-1957: Anthony Eden (Conservative led National Coalition)
def. 1955 (National Liberal Coalition): Clement Attlee (Labour), John Maclay (National Liberal), Clement Davies (Liberal)
1957-1963: Harold Macmillan (Conservative led National Coalition)
def. 1959 (National Liberal Coalition): Hugh Gaitskell (Labour), James Henderson-Stewart (National Liberal), Jo Grimond (Liberal)
1962-1964: Alec Douglas-Home (Unionist led National Coalition)
1964-1970: Harold Wilson (Labour)
def. 1964 (Majority): Alec Douglas-Home (Unionist led National Coalition), Jo Grimond (Liberal), Colin Thorton-Kemsley (National Liberal)
def. 1966 (Majority): Edward Heath (Conservative led National Coalition), Jo Grimond (Liberal), David Renton (National Liberal)
1970-1974: Edward Heath (Conservative)
def. 1970 (Majority): Harold Wilson (Labour), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal)
def. 1974 (Liberal Coalition): Harold Wilson (Labour), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal), William Wolfe (SNP)
1974-1983: William Whitelaw (Conservative)
def. 1977 (Liberal Coalition): Michael Foot (Labour), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal), William Wolfe (SNP)
def. 1980 (Majority): Michael Foot (Labour), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal), Gordon Wilson (SNP)
1983-1988: Denis Healey (Labour)
def. 1983 (Liberal Coalition): William Whitelaw (Conservative), David Steel (Steel)
def. 1986 (Liberal Coalition): Cecil Parkinson (Conservative), David Steel (Liberal)
1988-1989: John Smith (Labour)
1989-1993: Kenneth Baker (Conservative)
def. 1989 (Majority): John Smith (Labour), David Steel (Liberal)
1993-1999: John Prescott (Labour)
def. 1993 (Minority): Kenneth Baker (Conservative), Menzies Campbell (Liberal)
def. 1994 (Majority): Michael Heseltine (Conservative), Menzies Campbell (Liberal)
def. 1998 (Majority): Michael Heseltine (Conservative), Menzies Campbell (Liberal)
def. 1945 (Majority): Winston Churchill (Conservative led National Coalition), Archibald Sinclair (Liberal), Earnest Brown (National Liberal)
def. 1950 (Majority): Winston Churchill (Conservative led National Coalition), John Maclay (National Liberal), Clement Davies (Liberal)
1951-1955: Winston Churchill (Conservative led National Coalition)
def. 1951 (National Liberal Coalition): Clement Attlee (Labour), John Maclay (National Liberal), Clement Davies (Liberal)
1955-1957: Anthony Eden (Conservative led National Coalition)
def. 1955 (National Liberal Coalition): Clement Attlee (Labour), John Maclay (National Liberal), Clement Davies (Liberal)
1957-1963: Harold Macmillan (Conservative led National Coalition)
def. 1959 (National Liberal Coalition): Hugh Gaitskell (Labour), James Henderson-Stewart (National Liberal), Jo Grimond (Liberal)
1962-1964: Alec Douglas-Home (Unionist led National Coalition)
1964-1970: Harold Wilson (Labour)
def. 1964 (Majority): Alec Douglas-Home (Unionist led National Coalition), Jo Grimond (Liberal), Colin Thorton-Kemsley (National Liberal)
def. 1966 (Majority): Edward Heath (Conservative led National Coalition), Jo Grimond (Liberal), David Renton (National Liberal)
1970-1974: Edward Heath (Conservative)
def. 1970 (Majority): Harold Wilson (Labour), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal)
def. 1974 (Liberal Coalition): Harold Wilson (Labour), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal), William Wolfe (SNP)
1974-1983: William Whitelaw (Conservative)
def. 1977 (Liberal Coalition): Michael Foot (Labour), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal), William Wolfe (SNP)
def. 1980 (Majority): Michael Foot (Labour), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal), Gordon Wilson (SNP)
1983-1988: Denis Healey (Labour)
def. 1983 (Liberal Coalition): William Whitelaw (Conservative), David Steel (Steel)
def. 1986 (Liberal Coalition): Cecil Parkinson (Conservative), David Steel (Liberal)
1988-1989: John Smith (Labour)
1989-1993: Kenneth Baker (Conservative)
def. 1989 (Majority): John Smith (Labour), David Steel (Liberal)
1993-1999: John Prescott (Labour)
def. 1993 (Minority): Kenneth Baker (Conservative), Menzies Campbell (Liberal)
def. 1994 (Majority): Michael Heseltine (Conservative), Menzies Campbell (Liberal)
def. 1998 (Majority): Michael Heseltine (Conservative), Menzies Campbell (Liberal)
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Damn, that's 12 years of power for the Liberals, only interrupted by a three-year stretch of Tory majority
The Supermassive Super Playlist
01. The National Anthem - Radiohead
02. A Place in the Wilderness - Roger Eno
03. Everyday is Exactly the Same - Nine Inch Nails
05. A Warm Place - Nine Inch Nails
05. Deer Stop - Goldfrapp
06. Daydreams I Hate Models - Daydreams
07. Almost Had To Start A Fight / In And Out Of Patience - Parquet Courts
08. This is Not a Love Song - Nouvelle Vague
09. I Wanna to Get Better - Bleachers
10. That's Not Really Funny - Eels/Atomic - Sleeper
11. Colossus - Idles
01. The National Anthem - Radiohead
02. A Place in the Wilderness - Roger Eno
03. Everyday is Exactly the Same - Nine Inch Nails
05. A Warm Place - Nine Inch Nails
05. Deer Stop - Goldfrapp
06. Daydreams I Hate Models - Daydreams
07. Almost Had To Start A Fight / In And Out Of Patience - Parquet Courts
08. This is Not a Love Song - Nouvelle Vague
09. I Wanna to Get Better - Bleachers
10. That's Not Really Funny - Eels/Atomic - Sleeper
11. Colossus - Idles
1945-1951: Guillaume Agneau (Libre Échange)
def. 1945 (Majority): Jean-Robert Lefèvre (Protectionniste)
def. 1948 (Majority): Jean-Robert Lefèvre (Protectionniste)
1951-1952: Jean-Robert Lefèvre (Protectionniste)
def. 1951 (Majority): Guillaume Agneau (Libre Échange), Rodolphe Caron (Unité)
1952-1954: Édouard Couture (Protectionniste)
1954-1957: Jean Roussel (Libre Échange)
def. 1954 (Unité Coalition): Édouard Couture (Protectionniste), Rodolphe Caron (Unité)
1957-1960: Édouard Couture (Protectionniste)
def. 1957 (Majority): Jean Roussel (Libre Échange-Unite)
1960-1967: Louise Jean-Église (La Liberté du Peuple)
def. 1963 (Majority): Édouard Couture (Protectionniste)
def. 1966 (Majority): Édouard Couture (Protectionniste)
1967-1972: Guillaume E. Fabron (La Liberté du Peuple)
deg. 1969 (Majority): Françoise Jacobs (Protectionniste)
1972-1975: Françoise Jacobs (Protectionniste)
def. 1972 (Majority): Guillaume E. Fabron (La Liberté du Peuple), Isaiah Bouton (Rassemblement Populaire)
1975-1981: Simone Cerf (La Liberté du Peuple)
def. 1975 (Majority): Françoise Jacobs (Protectionniste), Isaiah Bouton (Rassemblement Populaire)
def. 1978 (Rassemblement Populaire Coalition): Françoise Jacobs (Protectionniste), Isaiah Bouton (Rassemblement Populaire)
1981-1984: Simone Cerf (Nativiste-Protectionniste)
def. 1981 (Majority): Guillaume E. Fabron (La Liberté du Peuple), Isaiah Bouton (Rassemblement Populaire)
1984-1987: Guillaume E. Fabron (Démocrates Libres)
def. 1984 (Alliance d'Espoir Coalition): Simone Cerf (Nativiste-Protectionniste), Louis Lefèvre (Alliance d'Espoir)
1987-1993: Emmanuel Arthaud (Nativiste-Protectionniste)
def. 1987 (Majority): Guillaume E. Fabron (Démocrates Libres), Louis Lefèvre (Alliance d'Espoir)
def. 1990 (Majority): Guillaume E. Fabron (Démocrates Libres), Louis Lefèvre (Alliance d'Espoir)
def. 1945 (Majority): Jean-Robert Lefèvre (Protectionniste)
def. 1948 (Majority): Jean-Robert Lefèvre (Protectionniste)
1951-1952: Jean-Robert Lefèvre (Protectionniste)
def. 1951 (Majority): Guillaume Agneau (Libre Échange), Rodolphe Caron (Unité)
1952-1954: Édouard Couture (Protectionniste)
1954-1957: Jean Roussel (Libre Échange)
def. 1954 (Unité Coalition): Édouard Couture (Protectionniste), Rodolphe Caron (Unité)
1957-1960: Édouard Couture (Protectionniste)
def. 1957 (Majority): Jean Roussel (Libre Échange-Unite)
1960-1967: Louise Jean-Église (La Liberté du Peuple)
def. 1963 (Majority): Édouard Couture (Protectionniste)
def. 1966 (Majority): Édouard Couture (Protectionniste)
1967-1972: Guillaume E. Fabron (La Liberté du Peuple)
deg. 1969 (Majority): Françoise Jacobs (Protectionniste)
1972-1975: Françoise Jacobs (Protectionniste)
def. 1972 (Majority): Guillaume E. Fabron (La Liberté du Peuple), Isaiah Bouton (Rassemblement Populaire)
1975-1981: Simone Cerf (La Liberté du Peuple)
def. 1975 (Majority): Françoise Jacobs (Protectionniste), Isaiah Bouton (Rassemblement Populaire)
def. 1978 (Rassemblement Populaire Coalition): Françoise Jacobs (Protectionniste), Isaiah Bouton (Rassemblement Populaire)
1981-1984: Simone Cerf (Nativiste-Protectionniste)
def. 1981 (Majority): Guillaume E. Fabron (La Liberté du Peuple), Isaiah Bouton (Rassemblement Populaire)
1984-1987: Guillaume E. Fabron (Démocrates Libres)
def. 1984 (Alliance d'Espoir Coalition): Simone Cerf (Nativiste-Protectionniste), Louis Lefèvre (Alliance d'Espoir)
1987-1993: Emmanuel Arthaud (Nativiste-Protectionniste)
def. 1987 (Majority): Guillaume E. Fabron (Démocrates Libres), Louis Lefèvre (Alliance d'Espoir)
def. 1990 (Majority): Guillaume E. Fabron (Démocrates Libres), Louis Lefèvre (Alliance d'Espoir)
Took me way to long to realise this wasn't an analogue of a Northern Irish election.
1999-2005: Alain Clarkson
def. 1999 (60%): Peter B. Campbell (40%)
def. 2002 (80%): Peter B. Campbell (20%)
2005-2008: Graham Smith
def. 2005 (60%): John Stone (25%), Michelle Viet (15%)
2008-2017: Hugh Wholton
def. 2011 (57%): Graham Smith (Municipal - 29%), Michelle Viet (14%)
def. 2008 (Unopposed)
def. 2014 (Unopposed)
2017-2017: Harold Laws
def. 2014 (43%): Peter S. Campbell (34%), Louise MacFarlane (15%), Lars Mann (8%)
2017-20??: Susan Hunt
def. 2017 (89%): Louise MacFarlane (11%)
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1970-1974: Edward Heath (Conservative)
def. 1970 (Majority 31): Harold Wilson (Labour), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal)
1974-1976: Harold Wilson (Labour)
def. 1974 Feb. (Minority): Edward Heath (Conservative), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal)
def. 1974 Oct. (Majority 125): Edward Heath (Conservative), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal)
1976-1979: James Callaghan (Labour)
1979-1990: Margaret Thatcher (Conservative)
def. 1979 (Majority 11): James Callaghan (Labour), David Steel (Liberal)
def. 1983 (Majority 146): Michael Foot (Labour), Roy Jenkins/David Steel (SDP-Liberal Alliance)
def. 1987 (Majority 26): Neil Kinnock (Labour), David Owen/David Steel (SDP-Liberal Alliance)
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1999: People's [73], Liberal [18], Social Democrats [14]; People's Majority of 41
2004: People's [98], Social Democrats [5], Liberal [2]; People's Majority of 91
2009: People's [101], Social Democrats [4]; People's Majority of 97
2014: People's [98], Liberal [4], Social Democrats [3]; People's Majority of 91
2019: People's [96], Social Democrats [5], Liberal [4]; People's Majority of 87
def. 1999 (60%): Peter B. Campbell (40%)
def. 2002 (80%): Peter B. Campbell (20%)
2005-2008: Graham Smith
def. 2005 (60%): John Stone (25%), Michelle Viet (15%)
2008-2017: Hugh Wholton
def. 2011 (57%): Graham Smith (Municipal - 29%), Michelle Viet (14%)
def. 2008 (Unopposed)
def. 2014 (Unopposed)
2017-2017: Harold Laws
def. 2014 (43%): Peter S. Campbell (34%), Louise MacFarlane (15%), Lars Mann (8%)
2017-20??: Susan Hunt
def. 2017 (89%): Louise MacFarlane (11%)
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1970-1974: Edward Heath (Conservative)
def. 1970 (Majority 31): Harold Wilson (Labour), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal)
1974-1976: Harold Wilson (Labour)
def. 1974 Feb. (Minority): Edward Heath (Conservative), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal)
def. 1974 Oct. (Majority 125): Edward Heath (Conservative), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal)
1976-1979: James Callaghan (Labour)
1979-1990: Margaret Thatcher (Conservative)
def. 1979 (Majority 11): James Callaghan (Labour), David Steel (Liberal)
def. 1983 (Majority 146): Michael Foot (Labour), Roy Jenkins/David Steel (SDP-Liberal Alliance)
def. 1987 (Majority 26): Neil Kinnock (Labour), David Owen/David Steel (SDP-Liberal Alliance)
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1999: People's [73], Liberal [18], Social Democrats [14]; People's Majority of 41
2004: People's [98], Social Democrats [5], Liberal [2]; People's Majority of 91
2009: People's [101], Social Democrats [4]; People's Majority of 97
2014: People's [98], Liberal [4], Social Democrats [3]; People's Majority of 91
2019: People's [96], Social Democrats [5], Liberal [4]; People's Majority of 87
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1995-2002: Pierre Bouton (Rallye Nouvelle-France)
1995 First Round: Pierre Bouton (Rallye Nouvelle-France) - 33%, Julien Patenaude (Partie Socialiste) - 24%, Percy Guédry (Nouvelle Droite) 23%, Vernon Ruest (Liberté) - 11%, Alaine Desjardins (Initiative Féministe) 7%, 3 others
1995 Second Round: Pierre Bouton (Rallye Nouvelle-France) - 58%, Julien Paternaude (Partie Socialiste) - 42%
2002-2012: Simone Agneau (Parti Socialiste) †
2002 First Round: Simone Agneau (Parti Socialiste) - 47%, Pierre Bouton (Rallye Nouvelle-France) - 31%, Marine Auclair (Initiative Féministe) - 17%, 6 others
2002 Second Round: Simone Agneau (Parti Socialiste) - 61%, Pierre Bouton (Rallye Nouvelle-France) - 39%
2009: Simone Agneau (Parti Socialiste) - 51%, Jean-Pierre Giraud (Non à l'Europe) 25%, Donat Miron (Rassemblement Populaire) - 12%, Michel Létourneau (Écologie National) - 7%, 3 others
2012-2012: Guillaume Roussel (Rassemblement Populaire) [acting]
2012-2019: Françoise Aubry (Parti Socialiste)
2012 First Round: Françoise Aubry (Parti Socialiste) - 37%, Jean-Paul Jacques (Écologie National) - 28%, Raymond Duplessis (La Liberté du Peuple) - 21%, Édouard Barre (Rassemblement Populaire) - 13%, 2 others
2012 Second Round: Françoise Aubry (Parti Socialiste) - 52%, Jean-Paul Jacques (Écologie National) - 48%
2019-20??: Jean-Paul Jacques (Écologie National)
2019 First Round: Jean-Paul Jacques (Écologie National) - 33%, Françoise Aubry (Parti Socialiste) - 32%, Valérie Lefèvre (Conservateurs et Liberté) - 29%, Jean-Pierre Giraud (Rassemblent Droite) - 4.6%, 4 others
2019 Second Round: Jean-Paul Jacques (Écologie National) - 56%, Françoise Aubry (Parti Socialiste) - 44%
1995 First Round: Pierre Bouton (Rallye Nouvelle-France) - 33%, Julien Patenaude (Partie Socialiste) - 24%, Percy Guédry (Nouvelle Droite) 23%, Vernon Ruest (Liberté) - 11%, Alaine Desjardins (Initiative Féministe) 7%, 3 others
1995 Second Round: Pierre Bouton (Rallye Nouvelle-France) - 58%, Julien Paternaude (Partie Socialiste) - 42%
2002-2012: Simone Agneau (Parti Socialiste) †
2002 First Round: Simone Agneau (Parti Socialiste) - 47%, Pierre Bouton (Rallye Nouvelle-France) - 31%, Marine Auclair (Initiative Féministe) - 17%, 6 others
2002 Second Round: Simone Agneau (Parti Socialiste) - 61%, Pierre Bouton (Rallye Nouvelle-France) - 39%
2009: Simone Agneau (Parti Socialiste) - 51%, Jean-Pierre Giraud (Non à l'Europe) 25%, Donat Miron (Rassemblement Populaire) - 12%, Michel Létourneau (Écologie National) - 7%, 3 others
2012-2012: Guillaume Roussel (Rassemblement Populaire) [acting]
2012-2019: Françoise Aubry (Parti Socialiste)
2012 First Round: Françoise Aubry (Parti Socialiste) - 37%, Jean-Paul Jacques (Écologie National) - 28%, Raymond Duplessis (La Liberté du Peuple) - 21%, Édouard Barre (Rassemblement Populaire) - 13%, 2 others
2012 Second Round: Françoise Aubry (Parti Socialiste) - 52%, Jean-Paul Jacques (Écologie National) - 48%
2019-20??: Jean-Paul Jacques (Écologie National)
2019 First Round: Jean-Paul Jacques (Écologie National) - 33%, Françoise Aubry (Parti Socialiste) - 32%, Valérie Lefèvre (Conservateurs et Liberté) - 29%, Jean-Pierre Giraud (Rassemblent Droite) - 4.6%, 4 others
2019 Second Round: Jean-Paul Jacques (Écologie National) - 56%, Françoise Aubry (Parti Socialiste) - 44%
1993-2001: Erik Schroeder (Arbeitsallianz)
def. 1993 (Coalition with Liberale): Christian Eichmann (Christdemokraten), Robert Kuhn (Liberale), various (Unabhängige Allianz), Frank Grunewald (Ökologie)
def. 1997 (Coalition with Liberale): Thom Ackermann (Christdemokraten), Robert Kuhn (Liberale), Frank Grunewald (Ökologie), various (Unabhängige Allianz)
2001-2005: Thom Ackermann (Christdemokraten)
def. 2001 (Coalition with Liberale): Philipp Baum (Ökologie), Erik Schroeder (Arbeitsallianz), Robert Kuhn (Liberale), various (Unabhängige Allianz)
2005-2009: Frank Kohl (Unabhängige)
def. 2005 (Liberale & Arbeitsallianz & Ökologie Coalition): Tom Ackermann (Christdemokraten), Robert Kuhn (Liberale), Julia Sankt (Arbeitsallianz), Philipp Baum (Ökologie), Jonas Unger (Soziale Gruppe), various (Unabhängige Allianz)
2009-present: Martin Holtzmann (Christdemokraten)
def. 2009 (Minority Coalition with Soziale Gruppe): Andrea Fried (Arbeitsallianz), Robert Kuhn (Liberale), Jonas Unger (Soziale Gruppe), Leah Kalb (Ökologie), various (Unabhängige Allianz), Peter Wolf (Faschist)
def. 2013 (Minority Coalition with Soziale Gruppe): Jonas Unger (Soziale Gruppe), David Reinhardt (Arbeitsallianz), Katja Fruehauf (Liberale), various (Unabhängige Allianz), Leah Kalb (Ökologie)
def. 2018 (Coalition with Arbeitsallianz): Hans Wexler (Soziale Gruppe), David Reinhardt (Arbeitsallianz), Leah Kalb (Ökologie), Katja Fruehauf (Liberale), various (Unabhängige Allianz)
def. 1993 (Coalition with Liberale): Christian Eichmann (Christdemokraten), Robert Kuhn (Liberale), various (Unabhängige Allianz), Frank Grunewald (Ökologie)
def. 1997 (Coalition with Liberale): Thom Ackermann (Christdemokraten), Robert Kuhn (Liberale), Frank Grunewald (Ökologie), various (Unabhängige Allianz)
2001-2005: Thom Ackermann (Christdemokraten)
def. 2001 (Coalition with Liberale): Philipp Baum (Ökologie), Erik Schroeder (Arbeitsallianz), Robert Kuhn (Liberale), various (Unabhängige Allianz)
2005-2009: Frank Kohl (Unabhängige)
def. 2005 (Liberale & Arbeitsallianz & Ökologie Coalition): Tom Ackermann (Christdemokraten), Robert Kuhn (Liberale), Julia Sankt (Arbeitsallianz), Philipp Baum (Ökologie), Jonas Unger (Soziale Gruppe), various (Unabhängige Allianz)
2009-present: Martin Holtzmann (Christdemokraten)
def. 2009 (Minority Coalition with Soziale Gruppe): Andrea Fried (Arbeitsallianz), Robert Kuhn (Liberale), Jonas Unger (Soziale Gruppe), Leah Kalb (Ökologie), various (Unabhängige Allianz), Peter Wolf (Faschist)
def. 2013 (Minority Coalition with Soziale Gruppe): Jonas Unger (Soziale Gruppe), David Reinhardt (Arbeitsallianz), Katja Fruehauf (Liberale), various (Unabhängige Allianz), Leah Kalb (Ökologie)
def. 2018 (Coalition with Arbeitsallianz): Hans Wexler (Soziale Gruppe), David Reinhardt (Arbeitsallianz), Leah Kalb (Ökologie), Katja Fruehauf (Liberale), various (Unabhängige Allianz)
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1968-1976: Walter Campbell (Liberal)
def. 1968 (Minority): Peter Blair (Socialist), Graham Clarkson (Front), Louis Morrison (Bloc)
def. 1969 (Front Coalition): Peter Blair (Socialist), Graham Clarkson Sr. (Front), Louis Morrison (Bloc)
def. 1973 (Front Coalition): Andrew MacGregor (Socialist), (Front), Louis Morrison (Bloc)
1976-1984: David McMahon (Liberal)
def. 1977 (Front Coalition): Andrew MacGregor (Socialist), (Front), Louis Morrison (Bloc)
def. 1981 (Front Coalition): James Hunt (Socialist), (Front), Alexander Wilson (Social Liberal), Independents
1984-1986: Andy Brown (Liberal)
def. 1985 (Front Coalition with Independents s/c): David Chapman (Socialist), (Front), Alexander Wilson (Social Liberal), Independents
1986-1990: David Chapman (Socialist)
def. 1986 (Social Liberal Coalition): Andy Brown (Liberal--Front), Alexander Wilson (Social Liberal), Independents
1990-1998: Jamie Milne (Liberal)
def. 1990 (Majority): David Chapman (Socialist), Graham Clarkson Sr. (Front), Independents, Alexander Wilson (Social Liberal)
def. 1994 (Front Coalition): John Johnstone (Socialist), Sarah Rennie (Social), Graham Clarkson Jr. (Front), Independents, James Hunt (Bloc)
1998-2006: John Johnstone (Socialist)
def. 1998 (Social Coalition): Harvey Lawson (Liberal--Front), Sarah Rennie (Social), James Hunt (Bloc), Independents
def. 2002 (Social Coalition): Harvey Lawson (People's), Sarah Rennie (Social), Independents
2006-2006: Sarah Rennie (Social)
2006-2014: David Scott (Socialist)
def. 2006 (Social--Greens Coalition): Graham Clarkson Jr. (People's), Sarah Rennie (Social), Doug Dey (Green), Independents
def. 2010 (Social Coalition): Graham Clarkson Jr. (People's), Laura Hughes (Social), Independents, Doug Dey (Green)
2014-2014: Harvie Morrison (Socilaist)
def. 2014 (Social Coalition): Graham Clarkson Jr. (People's), Laura Hughes (Social), Joanne Hair (Green), Independents
2014-2018: Laura Hughes (Social)
2014-20??: Michelle Fraser (Socilaist)
def. 2018 (Social--Greens Coalition): Hugh Donaldson (People's), Peter Welsh (Social), Joanne Hair (Green), Independents
def. 1968 (Minority): Peter Blair (Socialist), Graham Clarkson (Front), Louis Morrison (Bloc)
def. 1969 (Front Coalition): Peter Blair (Socialist), Graham Clarkson Sr. (Front), Louis Morrison (Bloc)
def. 1973 (Front Coalition): Andrew MacGregor (Socialist), (Front), Louis Morrison (Bloc)
1976-1984: David McMahon (Liberal)
def. 1977 (Front Coalition): Andrew MacGregor (Socialist), (Front), Louis Morrison (Bloc)
def. 1981 (Front Coalition): James Hunt (Socialist), (Front), Alexander Wilson (Social Liberal), Independents
1984-1986: Andy Brown (Liberal)
def. 1985 (Front Coalition with Independents s/c): David Chapman (Socialist), (Front), Alexander Wilson (Social Liberal), Independents
1986-1990: David Chapman (Socialist)
def. 1986 (Social Liberal Coalition): Andy Brown (Liberal--Front), Alexander Wilson (Social Liberal), Independents
1990-1998: Jamie Milne (Liberal)
def. 1990 (Majority): David Chapman (Socialist), Graham Clarkson Sr. (Front), Independents, Alexander Wilson (Social Liberal)
def. 1994 (Front Coalition): John Johnstone (Socialist), Sarah Rennie (Social), Graham Clarkson Jr. (Front), Independents, James Hunt (Bloc)
1998-2006: John Johnstone (Socialist)
def. 1998 (Social Coalition): Harvey Lawson (Liberal--Front), Sarah Rennie (Social), James Hunt (Bloc), Independents
def. 2002 (Social Coalition): Harvey Lawson (People's), Sarah Rennie (Social), Independents
2006-2006: Sarah Rennie (Social)
2006-2014: David Scott (Socialist)
def. 2006 (Social--Greens Coalition): Graham Clarkson Jr. (People's), Sarah Rennie (Social), Doug Dey (Green), Independents
def. 2010 (Social Coalition): Graham Clarkson Jr. (People's), Laura Hughes (Social), Independents, Doug Dey (Green)
2014-2014: Harvie Morrison (Socilaist)
def. 2014 (Social Coalition): Graham Clarkson Jr. (People's), Laura Hughes (Social), Joanne Hair (Green), Independents
2014-2018: Laura Hughes (Social)
2014-20??: Michelle Fraser (Socilaist)
def. 2018 (Social--Greens Coalition): Hugh Donaldson (People's), Peter Welsh (Social), Joanne Hair (Green), Independents
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