Scottish Tory Leadership Race Heats Up with New Candidate

Liam Kerr enters the contest, challenging front-runner Russell Findlay's ability to unify the party.

Liam Kerr is the fourth candidate to join the race to succeed Douglas Ross as Scottish Tory leader.
Kerr criticizes Findlay’s campaign for potentially harming party cohesion despite his strong campaigning skills.
The contest has a truncated five-week timetable, with candidates needing 100 signatures by August 22.
Other candidates include Brian Whittle and Meghan Gallacher, with more expected to announce soon.
Kerr emphasizes a long-term vision and the need for a unified, proactive team to attract voters in 2026.