“Liam does a fantastic job as MSP for Orkney. I’ve known him for over 10 years and have always found him to be approachable, helpful, and committed to making sure people’s voices are heard, whatever the issue.” – Daniel Hourston, Papa Westray
“Liam's willingness to listen and understand the concerns of the folk of Orkney, and more importantly, to ensure that their issues are heard and addressed effectively in Holyrood demonstrates his commitment to the community of Orkney and that’s why I’ll be voting McArthur.” – James Muir, Sanday
“Having been brought up in Sanday, Liam understands the needs of those living and working in the isles. From transport links to broadband coverage, Liam always fights hard to make sure our voice is heard." – Ann Rendall, Pierowall Fish, Westray
“As well as working hard in and on behalf of our local community, Liam deserves huge credit for his efforts to change the law to allow dying Scots more choice, dignity and compassion at the end of life. His approach to making the case for assisted dying has earned Liam praise from those on both sides of this sensitive debate.” – Jo Inkster, Rousay
"Whether shaping national policy at Holyrood or raising local issues in the chamber, Liam stands out as a respected and effective voice for Orkney. He is also second to none at listening to and taking on board individual constituents’ problems and concerns and, through his vast network of contacts, helping find effective and practical solutions that actually work." – Ian Cooper, Stronsay
“Liam takes the time to regularly visit our small island community in order that he can listen to us and understand our needs and issues firsthand. In the past five years Liam has assisted us with resolving issues including our roads, broadband and emergency medical support." – Audrey and Steve Lee, Graemsay
“Liam’s understanding of the challenges faced by those living and working here is second to none and he works tirelessly to ensure our voice is heard. From our lifeline transport links to our key industries Liam can be trusted to fight our corner.” – Sheila Garson, Shapinsay