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Reform UK Scotland MSPs elect leader and deputy leader
The party’s Holyrood group also said it will use its 17 MSPs to expand support and challenge Scotland’s main parties.
- On Saturday, Reform's MSPs confirmed Thomas Kerr as deputy leader while backing Lord Malcolm Offord to retain the party's top spot.
- Nigel Farage previously appointed Lord Offord as leader, and the party's Holyrood group solidified these leadership posts on Saturday night.
- Kerr, a former Tory councillor who defected to Reform last year, was Lord Offord's de facto deputy and said he was "honoured" to accept the new role.
- Reform stated the appointment "reflects the party's determination to strengthen its leadership team and continue growing its support base nationwide," with Kerr focusing on "engaging with voters."
- The SNP leads with 58 seats, followed by the Greens with 15, Conservatives with 12, and Lib Dems with 10.
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