Rangers SPFL resolution breakdown as every club's voting stance revealed

The long-awaited SPFL EGM ended with calls for an independent inquiry struck down.

In the wake of the controversial vote to end the season Rangers had called for a probe into how that decision was reached.

They won support from Hearts and Stranraer, meaning an emergency general meeting was held to vote on whether an inquiry should be held.

In each division 75 per cent support was needed but the proposal failed to garner more than 40 per cent in any of the divisions.

Here's how the votes broke down, with the bottom two divisions voting as one bloc.

It should be noted that since the leagues outside the top flight have been declared over, Stranraer and Partick Thistle have been relegated and voted in the division below where they stood at the point of the shutdown.

Dundee United remain in the Championship, however, as the Premiership season has not been declared over.

Premiership

(SNS Group)

 

Celtic – No

Rangers – Yes

Motherwell – No

Aberdeen – Yes

Livingston – Yes

Hibs – No

St Johnstone – No

Kilmarnock – No

St Mirren – No

Ross County – No

Hamilton – No

Hearts – Yes

Championship

(SNS Group)

 

Dundee Utd – No

Inverness – Yes

Dundee – No

Ayr – No

Dunfermline – No

Arbroath – No

Morton – No

Alloa – No

QOS – No

Raith – No

League One

(SNS Group)

 

Partick Thistle – Yes

Falkirk – Yes

Airdrie – abstained

Montrose – No

East Fife – Yes

Dumbarton – No

Clyde – Abstained

Peterhead – No

Forfar – Yes

Cove – No

League Two

Stair Park, home of Stranraer Football Club (SNS Group)

 

Stranraer – Yes

Edinburgh – Yes

Elgin – No

Cowdenbeath - No

Queen’s Park - No

Stirling Albion - No

Annan – Yes

Stenhousemuir – Yes

Albion Rovers – No

Brechin – No

*denotes unconfirmed vote