As Nigel Farage's Reform UK party gains traction in Scotland, a Norstat poll indicates they may secure nine seats in the upcoming Holyrood election, while the Scottish Tories could see their representation drop significantly. Amidst this shift, party leaders like Murdo Fraser advise against adopting Farage's agenda, emphasizing the importance of reconnecting with traditional conservative values rather than chasing far-right support. Concurrently, anti-racist groups are mobilizing against the far-right, which they see as emboldened by Farage's rhetoric. Meanwhile, the SNP is embroiled in internal conflicts and faces significant challenges, including declining support for independence and ongoing governance criticisms. The political landscape suggests a potential hung parliament, creating opportunities for Reform UK and challenges for the SNP and Tories alike. Overall, the evolving dynamics in Scottish politics are prompting calls for change and engagement from various factions.