David Rollo

David Rollo (July 1919 – 18 September 2006) was a Scottish nationalist political activist.

Born in Springburn, North Glasgow, Rollo studied at Lenzie Academy and played for Lenzie Rugby Club. This was a difficult time for the party's finances, and he often used his personal funds to pay the office secretary.

Believing that the BBC was biased against Scottish nationalism, Rollo stood for the party at the 1959 general election in Hamilton, by which time he was head of the SNP's broadcasting committee. He stood but his campaign was ultimately unsuccessful, taking only 6.2% of the vote. then in Paisley at the February, October 1974 general elections, achieving 21% and then 33% of the vote, although he was not elected. He stood a final time in 1979, but his vote share fell to 15.7%.

Rollo remained active in the SNP, and in 2004 published Lockerbie: a bum rap?, exploring questions around the Lockerbie disaster.