The Scottish Greens, led by Ross Greer and Gillian Mackay, have expressed confidence in surpassing both Labour and the Conservatives in the upcoming Holyrood election. Recent polling places the Greens in a statistical tie with Labour and Reform, fueling optimism for substantial gains in the next 118 days. Greer voiced concerns about the rise of Reform, attributing public anger to economic pressures and criticizing the party's leadership. He also ruled out working with Labour, citing policy disagreements, but left open the possibility of cooperating with the Scottish National Party if it meant advancing Green policies.