It is an enormous pleasure to be an MSP for Glasgow and I’m also delighted to have been selected as the SNP’s candidate for Glasgow Pollok.

 

It’s a real privilege to also be a Minister in the Scottish Government, firstly appointed by Alex Salmond and most recently by our party leader Nicola Sturgeon.  I could not ask for two better mentors!

 

However, aside from being an MSP for Glasgow and a Minister I am, first and foremost, a committed activist and community campaigner. From very early on, when I first joined the SNP to campaign for Nicola Sturgeon, I was taught the only way to win elections is hard graft. I was lucky enough to be given a central role in the independence campaign and more recently the General Election campaign, where we achieved a phenomenal result in Glasgow.

 

 

Although all of us will still be feeling gutted by the result of the independence referendum, I hope you believe, like me, that independence is more certain now than ever. We are no longer just a political party; we are a movement of over 110,000 strong.

 

It will take all of our members, new and old, to better the Holyrood result from 2011, however I believe we can do it. To do so we need to ensure we have the strongest and most experienced team possible to stand up to the austerity-driven UK Government. 

 

I have been a voice for the SNP’s social justice agenda across a number of platforms. From town hall debates to being the youngest SNP MSP to appear on BBC Question time, I hope I have always done our movement proud. 

 

Let’s get our strongest team back into Holyrood to stand up for the people of Scotland and make the case for a better, fairer and independent Scotland. 

 

 

 

 

To help us win Glasgow Pollok for the SNP - please join us on as many campaign days as you can manage.

 

This week's campaign days are:

 

• Monday 21st March, canvassing at 6:30pm meeting at Pollok Community Centre

• Tuesday 22nd March, canvassing at 6:30pm meeting at Cardonald Library

• Wednesday 23rd March, canvassing at 6:30pm meeting at Nitshill Train Station

• Thursday 24th March, canvassing at 6:30pm meeting at Lidl Crookston Road

• Friday 25th March, canvassing and letter delivery at 3pm, meeting at the Campaign Hub

• Saturday 26th March, canvassing and street stall at 11am meeting at Pollok Civic Realm

• Sunday 27th March, canvassing and letter delivery at 1pm meeting at the Campaign Hub 

 

 

Campaign Hub Opening Hours: Govan Workspace, 1048 Govan Road, G51 4DU

 

• Monday: 1pm-6pm

• Tuesday: 1pm-9pm

• Wednesday: 1pm-6pm

• Thursday: 1pm-9pm

• Friday: 12 noon-6pm

• Saturday: 11am-4pm

• Sunday: 11am-4pm

 

 

 

If you have any questions you can find me on Facebook, Twitter or email me on 

Vote Humza Yousaf for Glasgow Pollok