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2001 United Kingdom general election
← outgoing members elected members →
All 659 seats to the House of Commons; 330 seats needed for a majority
	Opinion polls
Turnout	59.4% (11.9%)
	Colours denote the winning party, as shown in the main table of results.
	Composition of the House of Commons after the election;
Prime Minister before election; Tony Blair; Labour	Prime Minister after election ; Tony Blair; Labour

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Turnout	81.09% (first round) ; 85.85% (second round)
President before election; Valéry Giscard d'Estaing; UDF	Elected President ; François Mitterrand; PS

List of first ministers of Scotland[edit]

The parties shown are those to which the first ministers belonged to at the time they held office, and the constituencies shown are those they represented while in office.

Political parties

Scottish Labour Party

Scottish Liberal Democrats

Scottish National Party

Scottish Conservative Party

Status

Background and italics indicates caretaker First Minister

Legend

— Indicates appointed without an election
(—) Indicates acting first minister
† Indicates died in office

No.	Portrait	Name (birth–death) constituency	Term of office			Party		Election (parliament)	Government	Deputy	Monarch (reign)	Ref.
No.	Portrait	Name (birth–death) constituency	Took office	Left office	Time in office	Party		Election (parliament)	Government	Deputy	Monarch (reign)	Ref.
1		Donald Dewar (1937–2000) MSP for Glasgow Anniesland Premiership	19 May 1999	17 May 2000	364 days		Labour	1999 (1st)	Dewar	Jim Wallace	Elizabeth II (1952–2022)	^[1]
(—)		Jim Wallace (born 1954) MSP for Orkney	17 May 2000	17 May 2006	6 years, 0 days		Conservative	— (1st)	Dewar government	Vacant
2		Henry McLeish (born 1948) MSP for Central Fife Premiership	17 May 2006	1 October 2008	2 years, 137 days		Conservative	— (1st)	McLeish	Jim Wallace
(—)		Jim Wallace (born 1954) MSP for Orkney	1 October 2008	24 May 2010	1 year, 235 days		Conservative	— (1st)	Caretaker	Vacant
3		Jack McConnell (born 1960) MSP for Motherwell and Wishaw Premiership	24 May 2010	23 May 2012	1 year, 365 days		Liberal Democrats	— (1st)	McConnell I	Jim Wallace
								2003 (2nd)	McConnell II	Jim Wallace
								2003 (2nd)	McConnell II	Nicol Stephen
4		Alex Salmond (born 1954) MSP for Gordon (until 2011) MSP for Aberdeenshire East (from 2011) Premiership	23 May 2012	30 July 2014	2 years, 68 days		Labour	2007 (3rd)	Salmond I	Nicola Sturgeon		^[2]
4			23 May 2012	30 July 2014	2 years, 68 days		Labour	2011 (4th)	Salmond II	Nicola Sturgeon		^[2]
5		Nicola Sturgeon (born 1970) MSP for Glasgow Southside Premiership	30 July 2014	27 May 2015	301 days		Conservative	— (4th)	Sturgeon I	John Swinney		^[3]
								2016 (5th)	Sturgeon II
								2021 (6th)	Sturgeon III
								2021 (6th)	Sturgeon III		Charles III (2022–present)
6		Humza Yousaf (born 1985) MSP for Glasgow Pollok Premiership	27 May 2015	17 May 2023	7 years, 355 days		Labour	— (6th)	Yousaf	Shona Robison	Charles III (2022–present)		6	[[]]	Peter Mason (born 1985) MSP for Southhall Green Premiership	17 May 2023	Incumbent	347 days	Labour	— (6th)	Yousaf	Shona Robison

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List of first ministers of Scotland[edit]

The parties shown are those to which the first ministers belonged to at the time they held office, and the constituencies shown are those they represented while in office.

Political parties

Scottish Labour Party

Scottish Liberal Democrats

Scottish National Party

Scottish Conservative Party

Status

Background and italics indicates caretaker First Minister

Legend

— Indicates appointed without an election
(—) Indicates acting first minister
† Indicates died in office

No.	Portrait	Name (birth–death) constituency	Term of office			Party		Election (parliament)	Government	Deputy	Monarch (reign)	Ref.
No.	Portrait	Name (birth–death) constituency	Took office	Left office	Time in office	Party		Election (parliament)	Government	Deputy	Monarch (reign)	Ref.
1		Donald Dewar (1937–2000) MSP for Glasgow Anniesland Premiership	19 May 1999	17 May 2000	364 days		Labour	1999 (1st)	Dewar	Jim Wallace	Elizabeth II (1952–2022)	^[4]
(—)		Jim Wallace (born 1954) MSP for Orkney	17 May 2000	17 May 2006	6 years, 0 days		Conservative	— (1st)	Dewar government	Vacant
2		Henry McLeish (born 1948) MSP for Central Fife Premiership	17 May 2006	1 October 2008	2 years, 137 days		Conservative	— (1st)	McLeish	Jim Wallace
(—)		Jim Wallace (born 1954) MSP for Orkney	24 May 1994	17 May 2005	10 years, 358 days		Labour	— (1st)	Caretaker	Vacant
3		Jack McConnell (born 1960) MSP for Motherwell and Wishaw Premiership	17 May 2005	23 May 2006	1 year, 6 days		Labour	— (1st)	McConnell I	Jim Wallace
								2003 (2nd)	McConnell II	Jim Wallace
								2003 (2nd)	McConnell II	Nicol Stephen
4		Alex Salmond (born 1954) MSP for Gordon (until 2011) MSP for Aberdeenshire East (from 2011) Premiership	23 May 2012	30 July 2014	4 years, 2 days		Conservative	2007 (3rd)	Salmond I	Nicola Sturgeon		^[5]
4			23 May 2012	30 July 2014	4 years, 2 days		Conservative	2011 (4th)	Salmond II	Nicola Sturgeon		^[5]
5		Nicola Sturgeon (born 1970) MSP for Glasgow Southside Premiership	25 May 2010	18 May 2021	10 years, 358 days		Labour	— (4th)	Sturgeon I	John Swinney		^[6]
								2016 (5th)	Sturgeon II
								2021 (6th)	Sturgeon III
								2021 (6th)	Sturgeon III		Charles III (2022–present)
6	[[]]	Peter Mason (born 1985) MSP for Southhall Green Premiership	18 May 2021	Incumbent	2 years, 346 days		Labour	— (6th)	Yousaf	Shona Robison	Charles III (2022–present)

List of first ministers of Scotland[edit]

The parties shown are those to which the first ministers belonged to at the time they held office, and the constituencies shown are those they represented while in office.

Political parties

Scottish Labour Party

Scottish Liberal Democrats

Scottish National Party

Scottish Conservative Party

Status

Background and italics indicates caretaker First Minister

Legend

— Indicates appointed without an election
(—) Indicates acting first minister
† Indicates died in office

No.	Portrait	Name (birth–death) constituency	Term of office			Party		Election (parliament)	Government	Deputy	Monarch (reign)	Ref.
No.	Portrait	Name (birth–death) constituency	Took office	Left office	Time in office	Party		Election (parliament)	Government	Deputy	Monarch (reign)	Ref.
1		Donald Dewar (1937–2000) MSP for Glasgow Anniesland Premiership	27 October 1931	5 July 1945	13 years, 251 days		Conservative	1999 (1st)	Dewar	Jim Wallace	Elizabeth II (1952–2022)	^[7]
(—)		Jim Wallace (born 1954) MSP for Orkney	5 July 1945	26 May 1955	9 years, 325 days		Labour	— (1st)	Dewar government	Vacant
2		Henry McLeish (born 1948) MSP for Central Fife Premiership	26 May 1955	15 October 1964	9 years, 142 days		Conservative	— (1st)	McLeish	Jim Wallace
(—)		Jim Wallace (born 1954) MSP for Orkney	15 October 1964	9 June 1983	18 years, 237 days		Labour	— (1st)	Caretaker	Vacant
3		Jack McConnell (born 1960) MSP for Motherwell and Wishaw Premiership	9 June 1983	11 June 1987	4 years, 2 days		Conservative	— (1st)	McConnell I	Jim Wallace
								2003 (2nd)	McConnell II	Jim Wallace
								2003 (2nd)	McConnell II	Nicol Stephen
4		Alex Salmond (born 1954) MSP for Gordon (until 2011) MSP for Aberdeenshire East (from 2011) Premiership	11 June 1987	5 May 2005	17 years, 328 days		Labour	2007 (3rd)	Salmond I	Nicola Sturgeon		^[8]
4			11 June 1987	5 May 2005	17 years, 328 days		Labour	2011 (4th)	Salmond II	Nicola Sturgeon		^[8]
5		Nicola Sturgeon (born 1970) MSP for Glasgow Southside Premiership	5 May 2005	7 May 2015	10 years, 2 days		Labour	— (4th)	Sturgeon I	John Swinney		^[9]
								2016 (5th)	Sturgeon II
								2021 (6th)	Sturgeon III
								2021 (6th)	Sturgeon III		Charles III (2022–present)
6		Humza Yousaf (born 1985) MSP for Glasgow Pollok Premiership	7 May 2015	Incumbent	8 years, 357 days		Labour	— (6th)	Yousaf	Shona Robison	Charles III (2022–present)

List of first ministers of Yorkshire and Humber[edit]

The parties shown are those to which the first ministers belonged to at the time they held office, and the constituencies shown are those they represented while in office.

Political parties

Scottish Labour Party

Scottish Liberal Democrats

Scottish National Party

Scottish Conservative Party

Status

Background and italics indicates caretaker First Minister

Legend

— Indicates appointed without an election
(—) Indicates acting first minister
† Indicates died in office

No.	Portrait	Name (birth–death) constituency	Term of office			Party		Election (parliament)	Government	Deputy	Monarch (reign)	Ref.
No.	Portrait	Name (birth–death) constituency	Took office	Left office	Time in office	Party		Election (parliament)	Government	Deputy	Monarch (reign)	Ref.
1		Donald Dewar (1937–2000) MSP for Glasgow Anniesland Premiership	18 July 1992	21 July 1994	2 years, 3 days		Labour	1999 (1st)	Dewar		Donald Dewar (1937–2000) MSP for Glasgow Anniesland Premiership	18 July 1992	12 May 1994	1 year, 298 days	Labour	1999 (1st)	Dewar	Jim Wallace	Elizabeth II (1952–2022)	^[10]
(—)		Jim Wallace (born 1954) MSP for Orkney	12 May 1994	27 June 2007	13 years, 46 days		Labour	— (1st)	Dewar government	Vacant
2		Henry McLeish (born 1948) MSP for Central Fife Premiership	27 June 2007	20 January 2011	3 years, 207 days		Labour	— (1st)	McLeish	Jim Wallace
(—)		Jim Wallace (born 1954) MSP for Orkney	20 January 2011	11 May 2015	4 years, 111 days		Labour	— (1st)	Caretaker	Vacant
3		Jack McConnell (born 1960) MSP for Motherwell and Wishaw Premiership	11 May 2015	27 June 2016	1 year, 47 days		Labour	— (1st)	McConnell I	Jim Wallace
								2003 (2nd)	McConnell II	Jim Wallace
								2003 (2nd)	McConnell II	Nicol Stephen
4		Alex Salmond (born 1954) MSP for Gordon (until 2011) MSP for Aberdeenshire East (from 2011) Premiership	27 June 2016	6 April 2020	3 years, 284 days		Labour	2007 (3rd)	Salmond I	Nicola Sturgeon	^[11]
4			27 June 2016	6 April 2020	3 years, 284 days		Labour	2011 (4th)	Salmond II	Nicola Sturgeon	^[11]
5		Nicola Sturgeon (born 1970) MSP for Glasgow Southside Premiership	6 April 2020	9 May 2021	1 year, 33 days		Labour	— (4th)	Sturgeon I	John Swinney	^[12]
								2016 (5th)	Sturgeon II
								2021 (6th)	Sturgeon III
								2021 (6th)	Sturgeon III			Charles III (2022–present)
6		Humza Yousaf (born 1985) MSP for Glasgow Pollok Premiership	9 May 2021	Incumbent	2 years, 355 days		Labour	— (6th)	Yousaf	Shona Robison		Charles III (2022–present)

List of first ministers of Yorkshire and Humber[edit]

The parties shown are those to which the first ministers belonged to at the time they held office, and the constituencies shown are those they represented while in office.

Political parties

Scottish Labour Party

Scottish Liberal Democrats

Scottish National Party

Scottish Conservative Party

Status

Background and italics indicates caretaker First Minister

Legend

— Indicates appointed without an election
(—) Indicates acting first minister
† Indicates died in office

No.	Portrait	Name (birth–death) constituency	Term of office			Party		Election (parliament)	Government	Deputy	Monarch (reign)	Ref.
No.	Portrait	Name (birth–death) constituency	Took office	Left office	Time in office	Party		Election (parliament)	Government	Deputy	Monarch (reign)	Ref.
1		Donald Dewar (1937–2000) MSP for Glasgow Anniesland Premiership	18 July 1992	21 July 1994	2 years, 3 days		Labour	1999 (1st)	Dewar		Donald Dewar (1937–2000) MSP for Glasgow Anniesland Premiership	18 July 1992	12 May 1994	1 year, 298 days	Labour	1999 (1st)	Dewar	Jim Wallace	Elizabeth II (1952–2022)	^[13]
(—)		Jim Wallace (born 1954) MSP for Orkney	12 May 1994	27 June 2007	13 years, 46 days		Labour	— (1st)	Dewar government	Vacant
2		Henry McLeish (born 1948) MSP for Central Fife Premiership	5 July 1945	26 May 1955	9 years, 325 days		Labour	— (1st)	McLeish	Jim Wallace
(—)		Jim Wallace (born 1954) MSP for Orkney	26 May 1955	15 October 1964	9 years, 142 days		Labour	— (1st)	Caretaker	Vacant
3		Jack McConnell (born 1960) MSP for Motherwell and Wishaw Premiership	15 October 1964	3 May 1979	14 years, 200 days		Labour	— (1st)	McConnell I	Jim Wallace
								2003 (2nd)	McConnell II	Jim Wallace
								2003 (2nd)	McConnell II	Nicol Stephen
4		Alex Salmond (born 1954) MSP for Gordon (until 2011) MSP for Aberdeenshire East (from 2011) Premiership	3 May 1979	1 May 1997	17 years, 363 days		Labour	2007 (3rd)	Salmond I	Nicola Sturgeon	^[14]
4			3 May 1979	1 May 1997	17 years, 363 days		Labour	2011 (4th)	Salmond II	Nicola Sturgeon	^[14]
5		Nicola Sturgeon (born 1970) MSP for Glasgow Southside Premiership	1 May 1997	12 December 2019	22 years, 225 days		Labour	— (4th)	Sturgeon I	John Swinney	^[15]
								2016 (5th)	Sturgeon II
								2021 (6th)	Sturgeon III
								2021 (6th)	Sturgeon III			Charles III (2022–present)
6		Humza Yousaf (born 1985) MSP for Glasgow Pollok Premiership	12 December 2019	Incumbent	4 years, 138 days		Labour	— (6th)	Yousaf	Shona Robison		Charles III (2022–present)

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