Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire: New Boundaries 2023 Calculation

Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire: Overview

Prediction: SNP

Implied MP at 2019:Drew Hendry  (SNP)
County/Area:Highland (Scotland)
Electorate:77,420
Implied Turnout 2019:71.3%
Predicted Turnout:78.6%

Party2019
Votes
2019
Share
Pred
Votes
SNP26,94148.8%37.7%
CON12,63622.9%16.3%
LIB8,64315.7%14.2%
LAB4,5978.3%21.3%
Green1,0231.9%2.9%
Reform9821.8%6.2%
OTH3490.6%1.3%
SNP Majority14,30525.9%16.4%
NAT Maj

See overview of other seats in Scotland.

Chance of winning
SNP
83%
CON
3%
LIB
1%
LAB
12%
Green
0%
Reform
0%
OTH
0%

Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire : Political and Demographic indicators

The table below shows some political and demographic numerical indicators for the new Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire constituency, the 'Scotland' area and nation.

The political measures include the three axes: Economic (Left/Right), National (Global/National) and Social (Liberal/Conservative). (what does this mean).

The demographic measures are from the 2011 Census and include categories relating to national identity, economic activity, health and education. These categories are those which have the most relevance to political attitudes.

Indicator Seat ScotlandAll GB
Party Winner 2024LIBLABLAB
Party Winner 2019SNPSNPCON
Party Winner 2017SNPSNPCON
Economic Position23° Left23° Left
National Position14° Glo15° Glo
Social Position16° Lib13° Lib
TribeProgressives
EU Leave %41%38%52%
Average Age49.548.649.5
Good Education37%36%49%
Employed70%64%58%
Homeowner67%62%63%
Car owner77%69%77%
Married48%45%45%
Ethnic White98%96%83%
Christian54%54%50%
ABC1 Class48%50%56%
Gross Household Income£31,641£31,060£42,397
Deprivation56%60%52%
Average House Price£187,358£174,274£313,528

Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire ranks #534 for "Leave", #613 for "Economic Right Position", #563 for "National Position" and #619 for "Social Conservative Position" out of 650 new seats.

Indicators: Legend and Descriptions
View descriptions and colour schemes of the table

The colour scheme used in the table above is explained in the legend table below. The eight census indicators (British Identity, Good Health, UK Born, Good Education Good Job, High SEC, Average Age and AB1 Class), 'Gross Household Income', 'Individual Disposable Income' and 'Average House Price' all use the same 'Census' colour scheme indicating whether the area's level is above or below the national average.

TopicCat 1Cat 2Cat 3Cat 4Cat 5
Economic Position Very Left Left Centrist Right Very Right
National Position Very Global Global Centrist National Very Nat
Social Position Very Lib Liberal Moderate Conservative Very Cons
EU Leave % Very Remain Remain Balanced Leave Very Leave
Census Very Low Low Medium High Very High

Indicator definitions are given in terms of political data definitions or census categories:

IndicatorCensus
Question
Definition / Included Census Categories
Party WinnerArea party winner : actual election result or projected by Electoral Calculus
Economic PositionEconomic position between 100° Left and 100° Right, estimated by Electoral Calculus from political and demographic data.
National PositionNational position between 100° Global and 100° National, estimated by Electoral Calculus from political and demographic data.
Social PositionSocial position between 100° Liberal and 100° Conservative, estimated by Electoral Calculus from political and demographic data.
TribeTribe group dominant in the area. Can be: Strong Left, Traditionalists, Progressives, Centrists, Somewheres, Kind Young Capitalists, or Strong Right. See details.
EU Leave %EU Referendum vote share for 'Leave' : actual result or estimate
Average AgeAge (TS007A)Average age of adults (18 years and above)
Good EducationHighest level of qualification (TS067)Level 3 (A-level equivalent) or Level 4+ (degree equivalent)
EmployedEconomic activity status (TS066)Part-time, full-time employed or self-employed
HomeownerTenure (TS054)Own a property with or without a mortgage, or with shared ownership
Car ownerCar or van availability (TS045)In a household with at least one car or van
MarriedLegal partnership status (TS002)Married or civil partnership
Ethnic WhiteEthnic group (TS021)White British, Irish, Gypsy, Roma or other
ChristianReligion (TS030)Christian or Christian denomination (NI)
ABC1 ClassApproximated Social Grade (SG002)Approximated social grades A, B and C1
Gross Household IncomeMedian gross household income, including cash benefits, but before tax. Values as at 2018. Source: ONS Small area estimates (E&W), Scottish Government (Scotland), plus additional Electoral Calculus modelling.
DeprivationHouseholds by deprivation dimensions (TS011)Fraction of households which are classed as deprived on one or more of the following four indicators: employment (unemployed or long-term sick); education (no good GCSE); health and disability (bad health or long-term problem); and housing (overcrowded, shared or no central heating).
Average House PriceAverage residential property price (including flats and houses) around 2019. Sources: Land Registry, Statistics Scotland, NI Department of Finance

Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire: Map

Boundary Lines courtesy of Ordnance Survey OpenData © Crown copyright 2021, Map © OpenStreetMap contributors

New seat: Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire

The new seat of Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire is made up of the following wards, with the predicted ward winners shown if there were a general election tomorrow.

New seat: Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shireActualPredicted
DistrictWardElectorate
2017
Old SeatGE19
Winner
Pred
Winner
HighlandWester Ross, Strathpeffer and Lochalsh4,784Ross Skye and LochaberSNPSNP
HighlandEilean á Chèo (Skye)8,615Ross Skye and LochaberSNPSNP
HighlandCaol and Mallaig49Inverness Nairn Badenoch and StrathspeySNPSNP
HighlandCaol and Mallaig6,761Ross Skye and LochaberSNPSNP
HighlandAird and Loch Ness4,352Inverness Nairn Badenoch and StrathspeySNPSNP
HighlandAird and Loch Ness489Ross Skye and LochaberSNPSNP
HighlandInverness West7,718Inverness Nairn Badenoch and StrathspeySNPSNP
HighlandInverness Central7,888Inverness Nairn Badenoch and StrathspeySNPSNP
HighlandInverness Ness-side8,013Inverness Nairn Badenoch and StrathspeySNPSNP
HighlandInverness Millburn7,232Inverness Nairn Badenoch and StrathspeySNPSNP
HighlandCulloden and Ardersier5,694Inverness Nairn Badenoch and StrathspeySNPSNP
HighlandInverness South11,619Inverness Nairn Badenoch and StrathspeySNPSNP
HighlandFort William and Ardnamurchan4,206Ross Skye and LochaberSNPSNP
 Total77,420 SNPSNP

And these are the predicted results for the new seat of Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire if there were an immediate general election. Please note that the wards used are those of 2024.


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