Former MPs Eyeing Comeback in 2024 General Election: Stephen Gethins, Douglas Alexander, Pamela Nash, and Luke Graham

Former MPs Stephen Gethins, Douglas Alexander, and Pamela Nash are all hoping for a comeback in the upcoming 2024 general election. As the country eagerly awaits news of when the General Election will take place this year, these familiar names are making their presence known.

Stephen Gethins, who previously served as the SNP MP for North East Fife from 2015 to 2019, is looking to return to Westminster after losing his seat to Lib Dem Wendy Chamberlain in 2019. He is now standing in the new constituency of Arbroath and Broughty Ferry, hoping for a fresh start in a different area.

Douglas Alexander, a well-known figure who served as Scottish secretary during Labour’s heyday under Tony Blair, is also vying for a return to Parliament. After losing his seat in 2015 to Mhairi Black of the SNP, he is now standing in Lothian East, aiming to serve in a Labour government once again.

Pamela Nash, who previously represented Airdrie and Shotts as a Labour MP, is hoping to make a comeback in the Motherwell, Wishaw, and Carluke seat. Known for heading up the campaign group Scotland In Union, Nash is focused on issues that matter to the people and making a positive difference if re-elected.

Additionally, Luke Graham, the former Conservative MP for Ochil and South Perthshire, is also looking to return to Westminster by standing in the new constituency of Perth and Kinross-shire. Despite facing tough competition from SNP MP Pete Wishart, Graham is determined to apply his learnings from his previous term and make a positive impact in the region.

As the General Election draws closer, these former MPs are making their intentions clear and gearing up for a potential return to the political arena. Stay tuned for more updates on their campaigns and the upcoming election.