Ross Greer (politician)

Ross Greer

Member of the Scottish Parliament for West Scotland (1 of 7 Regional MSPs)
Incumbent
Assumed office 5 May 2016
Personal details
Nationality	Scottish
Political party	Scottish Green Party
Other political affiliations	Yes Scotland (2012-2014)
Residence	Milngavie, Scotland
Education	University of Strathclyde (Did not graduate)
Occupation	MSP, campaigner

Ross Greer is a Scottish Green Party politician. He was elected^[1] as a Member of the Scottish Parliament for the West of Scotland region in 2016.

Greer is the youngest ever MSP, elected at the age of 21.

He is employed by the Greens as their party development officer, and was the communities coordinator at the pro-independence campaign Yes Scotland during the independence referendum campaign.^[2]

References

Scottish Green Party

Leaders

Convenors	Harper (1990–2002) Scott (2002–2004)

Co-Convenors	Baird/Harper (2004–2007) Johnstone/Harper (2007–2008) Scott/Harvie (2008–2011) Wardrop/Harvie (2011–2013) Chapman/Harvie (2013-)

MSP Group

Organisation

Scottish Young Greens

Members of the Scottish Parliament in the West of Scotland region

Elected in the 2016 election

Constituency MSPs	Gil Paterson (SNP, Clydebank and Milngavie) Kenny Gibson (SNP, Cunninghame North) Ruth Maguire (SNP, Cunninghame South) Jackie Baillie (Lab, Dumbarton) Jackson Carlaw (Con, Eastwood) Stuart McMillan (SNP, Greenock and Inverclyde) George Adam (SNP, Paisley) Derek Mackay (SNP, Renfrewshire North and West) Tom Arthur (SNP, Renfrewshire South) Rona Mackay (SNP, Strathkelvin and Bearsden)

Additional members	Neil Bibby (Lab) Maurice Corry (Con) Mary Fee (Lab) Maurice Golden (Con) Jamie Greene (Con) Ross Greer (Green) Ken Macintosh (Lab)

SNP (8 seats), Labour (4 seats), Conservative (4 seats), Green (1 seat)

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