Eva Comrie is a candidate for the Alloa and Grangemouth constituency, with a strong track record of community involvement and advocacy. Her campaign, supported by the website Vote Eva, focuses on several key services such as presenting the Election Manifesto, collecting donations, building a volunteer network, and sharing blogs.
Her past experience as a councillor and her commitment to community issues distinguish her from other candidates.
Eva has been an outspoken advocate on various local issues, emphasizing her deep connection to the community. Born in Stirling and residing in Clackmannanshire and the Forth Valley for most of her life, she has an intimate understanding of the constituency.
Her campaign highlights her unique approach and involvement in local campaigns and issues, aiming to address the significant socio-economic challenges faced by her constituents.
Eva draws historical parallels between Scotland's current political situation and key moments in its past, such as the battles of Bannockburn and the leadership of Wallace and Bruce. She stresses the importance of the "sma folk" (common people) in achieving Scotland's independence and highlights the urgent need for political will and strategy to address poverty and deprivation in the region.
A significant aspect of Evas campaign is addressing the de-industrialisation of Scotland, particularly the potential loss of the Grangemouth oil refinery. She advocates for a national campaign to retain, improve, and replace the refinery, emphasizing the critical role of Scotland's oil industry in the national economy.
Eva criticizes the current reliance on external refining of Scottish oil and calls for a united effort to reclaim and utilize Scotland's resources for the benefit of its people.
Eva is also a strong defender of women's rights and single-sex protections. She criticizes politicians who, in her view, have been misled by ideologies that ignore scientific truths and compromise the safety and rights of women and children.
Her forty years of experience in family and child law underpin her commitment to these issues.
Evas vision for an independent Scotland includes the establishment of a national energy company, a national house-building company, and other initiatives aimed at economic self-sufficiency. She believes that independence will enable Scotland to retain its resources, build essential infrastructure, and provide universal welfare and benefits at sustainable levels.
Her campaign promises a future where Scotland can achieve equality, respect, and prosperity for all its citizens. Eva calls on voters to join her campaign, emphasizing the urgency and importance of this General Election as Scotland's Independence Election.
She urges supporters to engage with every voter, build trust among the disenfranchised, and work together to realize Scotlands potential. Eva envisions Election Day as a positive step toward achieving Scotlands independence and creating a flourishing, self-sufficient nation.