Lorna Slater is a Canadian-born Scottish politician who is well known for being the co-leader of the Scottish Greens, alongside Patrick Harvie. She is also well recognized for her works electro-mechanical engineer in the renewable energy sector. She began her political career in the 2014 Scottish independence referendum whereas she has been an election candidate for the Scottish Green such as "The 2016 Sottish Parliament election", "2017 General election", " 2019 European Parliament election". Slater is also a Project manager at orbital marine power and systems manager at Atlantis Resource limited. She was one of three women from Scotland awarded a place on the Homeward Bound international leadership development program in 2018. Additionally, Lorna was the candidate for the Edinburgh Northern and Leith constituency in the 2021 Scottish Parliament election.

Famous For

• Being a Canadian-born Scottish politician.
• For being the co-leader of the Scottish Greens, alongside Patrick Harvie.

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What is Lorna Slater Nationality?

Lorna Slater was born on 27th September 1975 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. She is of Scottish nationality and she belongs to Scottish-white ethnic background. Similarly, her religion is Christian and her race is white. Lorna's present age is 45 which she celebrated back in 2020. As per her birth date, her star sign is Libra. Slater has not shared any details regarding her family.

Moving to Lorna's education, she gained a dual degree in electro-mechanical engineering from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.

What does Lorna Slater do for a living?

• Lorna Slater jumps off her political career during the run-up to the 2014 Scottish independence referendum, where she campaigned in favor of Scottish independence. She has been an election candidate for the Scottish Greens several times whereas the party named her third on the Lothian list at the 2016 Scottish Parliament election. While in the 2017 general election, she was also one of only three candidates fielded by the Scottish Greens, standing for Edinburgh North and Leith.
• She took a 25.5 percent share of first preference votes, finishing second in a City of Edinburgh Council by-election for the Leith Walk ward in April 2019.
• Lorna was co-convener of the Scottish Greens Operations Committee when she was named second on the list of the party's candidates for the 2019 European Parliament election.
• Later, she announced her candidacy, via Twitter in the run-up to the 2019 Scottish Greens co-leadership election. Upon winning, she said that she wanted to get more women and non-binary people elected and to gain more seats than ever before at the 2021 Scottish Parliament election.
• The results were announced on 1st August 2019 and Lorna replaced Maggie Chapman as the female co-leader (formerly co-convenor). She gained 30.2%, coming second place. As she was not a member of the Scottish Parliament, Alison Johnstone served as co-leader of the Scottish Greens within the Scottish Parliament, until the 2021 Scottish Parliament election.
• Later in the 2021 election campaign, she became a prominent figure in the lead-up to the Scottish parliamentary election.
• In the 2021 election to the 6th Scottish Parliament, the Scottish Greens saw their best result ever. The party gained 8.1% of votes on the regional list, earning eight additional seats.
• She stood as the Greens' candidate for the Edinburgh Northern and Leith constituency in the 2021 Scottish Parliament election. She gained 13.1% of the votes, but failed to win the seat, coming third. Although she was unsuccessful in winning the constituency, she was second on the party list vote for the Lothian region and was successfully elected as an additional member.
• As well, she is a member of the Scottish Parliament's Economy and Fair Work Committee whereas she is also the Scottish Greens' Spokesperson on Economic Recovery and Green Industrial Strategy.
• A picture was shared on social media which showed Lorna and other members of the Greens on 10th June 2021, including co-leader Patrick Harvie and MSP for West Scotland Ross Greer, breaching social distancing measures.
• Slater was at Bute House with co-leader Patrick Harvie and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to announce a power-sharing agreement in August 2021 after weeks of talks that would see the Green party in government for the first time in the United Kingdom. There was no agreement on oil and gas exploration. As part of the agreement, the Green Party would have two ministers in the government.

Source: @edinburghnews.scotsman.com

Is Lorna Slater Married?

Lorna Slater is a married woman. She has not shared any personal information about her husband. It seems that she is not comfortable keeping her personal life open to the public. Hope her relationship with her partner is outstanding till now. Reflecting on her sexual orientation, she is straight.

How much is Lorna Slater Net Worth?

Lorna Slater has a net worth of around $1 million as of 2021. Her exact amount of salary has not been disclosed yet. As per her monthly income, she earns almost $88850 to $151929. She is living a luxurious lifestyle from her earning. Her income source is mostly from being a successful politician, & engineer. Lorna has not done any endorsement work yet.

What is the Height of Lorna Slater?

Lorna Slater has a slim body that perfectly matches her body weight and she stands at a perfect height. Her usual exercises schedule has guided her to be in marvelous body posture with appropriate body measurement. Lorna has good-looking light brown hair and black eyes color.