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Nomination to the SNP leadership: Graeme McCormick

Press release: Graeme McCormick from the SNP talks to John Swinney regarding nomination to the party's leadership

Graeme McCormick by Graeme McCormick
05-05-2024 21:51
in Holyrood, Politics
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Graeme McCormick press release regarding the nomination for the SNP's leadership

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I refer to my nomination to be Leader of the SNP and would thank everyone from across the country who support me. We met the thresholds set by the Party rules.

I’d also like to put on record my thanks to John Swinney MSP with whom I had a lengthy and fruitful conversation.

John and I agreed the challenges which the SNP, our Government and our people face, and explored new thinking on a range of issues which I am confident, as they are advanced, will inspire activists both within the SNP and wider Independence Movement in the following weeks and months.

This is a fresh start for our members and our politicians, and I’m sure that John’s determination to deliver Independence will be rewarded at the forthcoming General Election.

I have therefore concluded that I shall not proceed with my nomination for Party Leader but instead support John Swinney’s nomination for Party Leader and First Minister of Scotland”


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Graeme McCormick

Graeme McCormick

Graeme McCormick is a retired solicitor who specialised in conveyancing from Shetland to Gretna for forty years. He lives with his wife and several pets by Loch Lomond and has been actively promoting Scottish Independence for fifty years. Since 2014 he has researched and developed a model of Annual Ground Rent which replaces all other taxes. His presentations around the country have drawn much political interest. He is currently refining his model with a second edition of his book, Annual Ground Floor and Roof Rent.

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