Glasgow remains a key battleground for political parties in Scotland, with the SNP dominating the city in the last general election.
While Brexit and Scottish dominate the election campaigning, the history of Glasgow as a pro-independence and remain city may have an impact on the 2019 general election.
With the general election looming, we look at every candidate standing in the city in 2019.
Glasgow Central
SNP - Alison Thewliss
Lib Dems - Ewan Hoyle
Labour - Faten Hameed
Scottish Green Party - Elaine Gallagher
Conservative- Flora Minerva Scarabello
READ MORE: Every candidate standing in the general election in Scotland
Glasgow East
Lib Dems - James Harrison
Conservative - Thomas Kerr
Labour - Kate Watson
SNP - David Linden
Glasgow North
SNP - Patrick Grady
Lib Dems - Andrew Chamberlain
Scottish Green Party - Cass Macgregor
Conservative - Tony Curtis
Labour - Pam Duncan-Glancy
Brexit Party - Dionne Moore Cocozza
Glasgow North East
SNP - Anne McLaughlin
Labour and Co-operative Party - Paul Sweeney
Lib Dems - Nicholas Moohan
Conservative - Lauren Bennie
Glasgow North West
SNP - Carol Monaghan
Lib Dems - James Douglas Speirs
Labour - Patricia Ferguson
Conservative - Ade Aibinu
Glasgow South
SNP - Stewart McDonald
Conservative - Kyle Thornton
Labour and Co-operative Party - Johann Lamont
Lib Dems - Carole Ford
Brexit Party - Danyaal Raja
Scottish Green Party - Dan Hutchison
Glasgow South West
SNP - Chris Stephens
Conservative - Thomas Haddow
Labour and Co-operative Party - Matt Kerr
Lib Dems - Ben Denton-Cardew
Brexit Party - Peter Brown
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