Lindhurst, Gordon
Everything we have on one MSP — voting record, motions, questions, committee work, allowances, Hansard contributions, registered interests and career history — pulled together on a single page.
Lindhurst, Gordon
Politically, you're most like Lockhart, Dean Con — similarity 83.1/100.
Divisions where they voted against their party's majority position.
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Approval of SSI
24 Feb 2021 · they voted No, party voted Yes
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Approval of SSI
20 Jan 2021 · they voted No, party voted Abstain
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Economy
09 Dec 2020 · they voted Yes, party voted No
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Scotland’s Future in the European Union
26 May 2016 · they voted No, party voted Yes
Of the motions they've lodged that went to a vote, how often did the chamber agree.
Of the 2 motions that went to a vote, 100.0% were carried.
MSPs who voted the same way most often across shared divisions.
- Thomson, Ross Con 100.0% 214 shared
- Fraser, Murdo Con 99.7% 704 shared
- Stewart, Alexander Con 99.6% 728 shared
- Simpson, Graham Reform 99.6% 720 shared
- Lockhart, Dean Con 99.6% 696 shared
- Scott, John Con 99.5% 627 shared
MSPs they vote against most often.
- Sturgeon, Nicola SNP 21.5% 437 shared
- Mackay, Derek Ind 21.6% 509 shared
- White, Sandra SNP 22.3% 627 shared
- Swinney, John SNP 23.7% 603 shared
- Gougeon, Mairi SNP 23.8% 678 shared
- Paterson, Gil SNP 23.8% 642 shared
Composite of voting agreement, sponsorship overlap, and Hansard topic affinity. Weighted 50 / 25 / 25.
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Lockhart, Dean Con 83.1vote 100 · co-sponsor 100 · topic 33
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Fraser, Murdo Con 81.1vote 100 · co-sponsor 100 · topic 25
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Golden, Maurice Con 81.0vote 99 · co-sponsor 100 · topic 25
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vote 99 · co-sponsor 95 · topic 28
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vote 99 · co-sponsor 100 · topic 22
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Carlaw, Jackson Con 79.6vote 99 · co-sponsor 100 · topic 20
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vote 100 · co-sponsor 100 · topic 18
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Cameron, Donald Con 79.1vote 99 · co-sponsor 100 · topic 18
Words and phrases this MSP uses far more often than the chamber average (TF-IDF over their Hansard contributions).
Unified timeline: party joinings, seat changes, committee appointments, ministerial roles.
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Left Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee04 May 2021
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Stood down from Lothian (Dissolution)04 May 2021
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Left Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party04 May 2021
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Joined Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee as Convener25 Aug 2020
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Left Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee25 Aug 2020
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Joined Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee as Member20 Aug 2020
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Left Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs Committee20 Aug 2020
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Left Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee20 Aug 2020
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Joined Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs Committee as Member25 Feb 2020
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Joined Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee as Member25 Feb 2020
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Left Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee25 Feb 2020
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Left Social Security Committee25 Feb 2020
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Joined Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee as Convener06 Sep 2018
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Left Economy, Jobs and Fair Work Committee06 Sep 2018
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Joined Social Security Committee as Substitute Member29 Jun 2017
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Left Social Security Committee29 Jun 2017
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Joined Economy, Jobs and Fair Work Committee as Convener14 Jun 2016
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Left Economy, Jobs and Fair Work Committee14 Jun 2016
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Joined Social Security Committee as Member08 Jun 2016
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Joined Economy, Jobs and Fair Work Committee as Member08 Jun 2016
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Started representing Lothian05 May 2016
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Joined Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party05 May 2016
- Briggs, Miles Con 828×
- Balfour, Jeremy Ind 816×
- Burnett, Alexander Con 728×
- Mitchell, Margaret Con 720×
- Stewart, Alexander Con 700×
- Harris, Alison Con 692×
- Golden, Maurice Con 668×
- Corry, Maurice Con 640×
- Kerr, Liam Con 624×
- Greene, Jamie LD 608×
- Stewart, Alexander Con 1,960×
- Ballantyne, Michelle Reform 1,300×
- Bowman, Bill Con 1,000×
- Kerr, Liam Con 820×
- Briggs, Miles Con 772×
- Findlay, Neil Lab 728×
- Chapman, Peter Con 672×
- Burnett, Alexander Con 664×
- Corry, Maurice Con 664×
- Balfour, Jeremy Ind 596×
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European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018
Committee
23 Mar 2021Good morning and welcome to the Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee’s 10th meeting in 2021. Apologies have been received from committee member Alex Rowley.…
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Portfolio Question Time
Chamber
17 Mar 2021We need to recognise the benefits that we have already seen—for example, the United States Government’s recent lifting of tariffs on many goods, which should r…
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Portfolio Question Time
Chamber
17 Mar 2021I enter into the spirit of the afternoon’s proceedings by also wishing the cabinet secretary—indeed, everyone—all the very best for the future. To ask the Sco…
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Covid-19 (Impact on Businesses, Workers and the Economy)
Committee
16 Mar 2021Thank you, minister. We look forward to the written details. I thank the minister and his officials for attending virtually. 10:48 Meeting continued in priva…
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Covid-19 (Impact on Businesses, Workers and the Economy)
Committee
16 Mar 2021We will now hear from Graham Simpson.
Committee
- Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee Convener · left 04 May 2021
- Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee Member · left 25 Aug 2020
- Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs Committee Member · left 20 Aug 2020
- Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee Member · left 20 Aug 2020
- Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee Convener · left 25 Feb 2020
- Social Security Committee Substitute Member · left 25 Feb 2020
- Economy, Jobs and Fair Work Committee Convener · left 06 Sep 2018
- Social Security Committee Member · left 29 Jun 2017
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Heritable property
· 09 Jun 2016
I own a flat in Edinburgh with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000. The property yields a gross annual income of between £5,001 and £10,000. [Registered 28 August 2018]
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Heritable property
· 09 Jun 2016
I own a flat in Edinburgh with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000. The property yields a gross annual income of between £5,001 and £10,000. [Registered 28 August 2018]
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Heritable property
· 09 Jun 2016
I own a flat in Edinburgh with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000, which formerly yielded a gross annual income of between £5,001 and £10,000. This property now no longer requires to be …
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Heritable property
· 09 Jun 2016
[Ceased interest removed from entry: 18 December 2019]
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Heritable property
· 09 Jun 2016
[Ceased interest removed from entry: 18 December 2019]
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Controlled transactions
· 09 Jun 2016
No registrable interests.
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Controlled transactions
· 09 Jun 2016
No registrable interests.
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Controlled transactions
· 09 Jun 2016
No registrable interests.
Party
- Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party · 05 May 2016 — 04 May 2021
Seats
- Lothian · 05 May 2016 — 04 May 2021 (Dissolution)