Stuart McMillan

Stuart McMillan ( born May 6, 1972 in Barrow-in- Furness ) is a Scottish politician and member of the Scottish National Party ( SNP).

Life

Maxwell visited the Port Glasgow High School and the Central College of Commerce in Glasgow. He then studied Business Management and Languages ​​at the University of Abertay in Dundee and graduated as Master. Initially, he worked at IBM, but then focused on his political career. McMillan is married.

Political career

Between November 2000 and June 2003, McMillan worked for the cheerleaders of the SNP Group in the House of Commons. He then headed the Office of the SNP MPs in the Scottish Parliament, Bruce McFee. In the British general election of 2005, McMillan applied for the direct mandate of the constituency of Inverclyde. He received 19.6 % of the vote and failed to reach the British House of Commons clearly.

In the Scottish Parliament elections in 2007 McMillan candidate in the constituency of Greenock and Inverclyde, but only received the second highest share of votes behind the Labour candidate, Duncan McNeil. Since he was also placed on the fifth rank of the Regional Evaluation of the SNP for the election Region West of Scotland, he received as a result of the election results is one of the four list seats for the SNP in this election region and moved for the first time in the Scottish Parliament. In the 2011 parliamentary elections McMillan ran again in the constituency of Greenock and Inverclyde, the direct mandate but just missed. His mandate list for West Scotland, however, he defended.