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Annabelle Ewing has won the Cowdenbeath constituency seat following a close battle to become the area s next MSP. The Holyrood battle ran close following weeks of campaigning by all five candidates, but in the end it was held by the SNP s Annabelle Ewing. She finished ahead of Alex Rowley from Scottish Labour, then Darren Watt (Conservative), Mags Hall, Greens, and Malcolm Wood, Lib Dem. The SNP are on course for another five years of power with many of the seats declared at the time of writing having been won by them. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon held her seat in Glasgow South Side against Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar.
SNP hold Cowdenbeath as Annabelle Ewing doubles majority
Updated: May 7, 2021, 8:44 pm
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SNP MSP Annabelle Ewing will represent Cowdenbeath for another four years after doubling her majority.
Ewing won 16,499 votes compared to her closest rival, Scottish Labour’s Alex Rowley (10,486).
Rowley was 188 votes down on his 2016 result.
And Ewing now has a majority of 6,013 – up from 3,041 at the last election, when the SNP won the seat for the first time.
Scottish Conservative candidate Darren Watt secured 4,758 votes, an increase of over 500 on five years ago.
The seat was one of the few constituencies where the Scottish Greens had a candidate standing, with the party’s Mags Hall securing 1,344 votes.