For Reform, this Scottish election is about Westminster not Holyrood
Reform UK has launched its Holyrood election campaign with 73 candidates, aiming to expand its support in Scotland. The party's ability to gain significant traction is uncertain, with recent polls suggesting its support may be stalling.
Reform UK has started its Holyrood election campaign. The party has 73 candidates and aims to expand its support in Scotland. Recent polls put Reform UK on around 18% of the Holyrood constituency vote. The party's support looks firm, but it may struggle to gain more traction. Reform UK trails the SNP and Scottish Labour on trust to handle key issues like the NHS and cost of living. The party's pledges on immigration and energy may resonate with voters.
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