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East Ayrshire · Ward
The listed polling date is 10 December 2026. 1 seat to fill. Previous party: Labour, as listed by Open Council Data UK.
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Kilmarnock and Loudoun is a current Westminster parliamentary constituency in Scotland. The official current constituency code is S14000110, with 8 linked ward records and 1 split wards in the current ward link dataset.
| Constituency Name | Kilmarnock and Loudoun |
| Constituency Code | S14000110 |
| Country | Scotland |
| Region | Scotland |
| Ward Count | 8 |
| Split Ward Count | 1 |
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The latest exact parliamentary result for Kilmarnock and Loudoun in this dataset is the General held on 4 Jul 2024. Lillian Jones won for Labour with a recorded majority of 5,119.
Lillian Jones won Kilmarnock and Loudoun for Labour. 19,055 votes. Majority 5,119.
Candidate rows are matched to the latest area result using constituency_code, election_date and election_type. The table includes 7 candidates from 7 parties or groupings.
| Name | Party | Votes | Vote Share | Vote Change | Majority | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lillian Jones | Labour | 19,055 | 44.86% | +25.94% | 5,119 | Elected |
| Alan Brown | Scottish National Party | 13,936 | 32.81% | -18.03% | Not available | Not Elected |
| Jordan Cowie | Conservative | 3,527 | 8.30% | -15.96% | Not available | Not Elected |
| William Thomson | Reform UK | 3,472 | 8.17% | Not available | Not available | Not Elected |
| Bex Glen | Scottish Green Party | 1,237 | 2.91% | Not available | Not available | Not Elected |
| Edward Thornley | Liberal Democrat | 850 | 2.00% | -3.13% | Not available | Not Elected |
| Stephen McNamara | Independent | 401 | 0.94% | Not available | Not available | Not Elected |
These figures are from the parliamentary election on 4 Jul 2024 for constituency code S14000110.
Kilmarnock and Loudoun has 5 parliamentary election rows in this table. Rows marked with an asterisk are historic boundary/name matches from older constituency codes and are labelled separately from exact S14000110 rows.
| Year / Date | Type | Winner | Party | Majority | Electorate | Total Votes | Match |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 / 4 Jul 2024 | General | Lillian Jones | Labour | 5,119 | 74,628 | 42,612 | Exact current code |
| 2019 / 12 Dec 2019 | General | Alan Brown | Scottish National Party | 12,659 | 74,517 | 47,769 | Historic boundary/name match |
| 2017 / 8 Jun 2017 | General | Alan Brown | Scottish National Party | 6,269 | 73,327 | 46,590 | Historic boundary/name match |
| 2015 / 7 May 2015 | General | Alan Brown | Scottish National Party | 13,638 | 75,250 | 53,995 | Historic boundary/name match |
| 2010 / 6 May 2010 | General | Cathie Jamieson | Labour | 12,378 | 74,131 | 46,658 | Historic boundary/name match |
This chart compares recorded parliamentary election results. Rows marked with an asterisk are historic boundary/name matches from older constituency codes and are labelled separately from exact S14000110 rows.
This chart tracks total parliamentary votes by election date where total vote figures are available.
Labour recorded the highest party vote total in the latest exact-code election row, with 19,055 votes.
Previous winners are shown from parliamentary election records. Results for older boundaries with the same constituency name are labelled as historic matches.
These wards are linked to Kilmarnock and Loudoun in the boundary data. A split ward is linked to more than one parliamentary constituency.
| Ward | Ward Code | Council / Local Authority | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Annick | S13002892 | East Ayrshire | Whole ward |
| Ballochmyle | S13002898 | East Ayrshire | Whole ward |
| Cumnock and New Cumnock | S13002899 | East Ayrshire | Split ward |
| Irvine Valley | S13002897 | East Ayrshire | Whole ward |
| Kilmarnock East and Hurlford | S13002895 | East Ayrshire | Whole ward |
| Kilmarnock North | S13002893 | East Ayrshire | Whole ward |
| Kilmarnock South | S13002896 | East Ayrshire | Whole ward |
| Kilmarnock West and Crosshouse | S13002894 | East Ayrshire | Whole ward |
Kilmarnock and Loudoun is a current Westminster parliamentary constituency in Scotland. Its current constituency code is S14000110.
Kilmarnock and Loudoun has 8 linked ward records in the current ward-to-constituency dataset.
Yes. Kilmarnock and Loudoun has 1 split ward records.
Lillian Jones won the latest exact-code parliamentary result recorded here.
No. Parliamentary results and local ward results are separate. The ward list shows how local wards relate to this constituency.
Cumnock and New Cumnock (East Ayrshire): 10 December 2026. These elections fill local council seats. Source: Open Council Data UK, checked on 17 October 2026.
Some 2010-2019 parliamentary rows use old constituency codes. Rows with the same constituency name but a different code are labelled as historic boundary/name matches rather than being treated as exact current-code results.
