Labour leadership challenge - who the Scottish CLPs have nominated
Meetings of local Labour branches have been suspended while Owen Smith challenges Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of the party. They can however, meet to nominate a candidate.
While Constituency Labour Party (CLP) branches across the UK have so far overwhelmingly backed the incumbent Corbyn, but in Scotland CLP nominations have been more evenly split.
Corbyn has been backed by 15 Scottish CLPs, while Smith has garnered the support of 13.
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They are as follows:
Corbyn:
Aberdeen Donside
Argyll and Bute
Cunningham South
Clydebank & Milngavie
Dundee East
Dundee West
Edinburgh Central
Edinburgh North & Leith
Glasow Maryhill & Springbank
Glasgow Kelvin
Glasgow Southside
Glasgow Shettleston
Hamilton, Larkhall & Stonehouse
Kirkcaldy
Midlothian North & Musselburgh
Smith:
Aberdeenshire West
Ayr
Clydesdale
Dumfriesshire
East Lothian
Galloway & West Dumfries
Glasgow Cathcart
Inverness and Nairn
Rutherglen
Moray
North East Fife
Uddingston & Bellshill
Greenock & Inverclyde
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