Former MEPs for Scotland (Including Edinburgh) Before Brexit: 2019–2020

The United Kingdom no longer has Members of the European Parliament (MEPs). UK MEPs left office on January 31, 2020 (Brexit day). The following were Scotland's MEPs in the final term (2019–2020):

Scotland's 6 MEPs (9th Parliament, 2019–2020)

Key Context

• Constituency: Scotland was a single multi-member constituency (6 seats) under D'Hondt PR.
• Edinburgh: Not a separate constituency; part of Scotland region. MEPs represented all of Scotland.
• Brexit impact: UK lost 73 MEPs; Scotland's pro-EU vote (62% Remain) fueled independence debate.
• Current representation: Scotland elects MPs to Westminster (57 seats) and MSPs to Holyrood (129 seats). No EU representation.

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The 2019–2020 cohort was Scotland's last voice in the European Parliament.