Hollywood actor Alan Cumming tells voters in Scotland to “reject Nigel Farage” ahead of Thursday’s election, according to reports from Belfast Telegraph and the Evening Standard. Both outlets describe the plea as an attempt to influence how people vote in the devolved election, with Cumming framing Nigel Farage as a political figure that voters should not support. The coverage presents the statement as a public endorsement or call-to-action directed at the electorate, delivered by a well-known actor rather than a party spokesperson. While the reports agree on the core message and the election context, they do not provide additional details about Cumming’s broader political platform, specific reasons for his call, or any response from Farage or political parties. The reporting focuses on the timing—just before polling day—and on the direct instruction to reject Farage in the Holyrood vote.