Tories within spitting distance of their 2017 total (28%). SNP seven points up on theirs and Labour *eleven* points down. Labour are even eight points down on their 2015 performance, where they lost every seat but one.
After the 2017 election, Labour were second in so many seats to the SNP, there was lots of speculation that nationalists had peaked, Labour were coming back which would make it so much easier for the party to score a majority nationally.
What happened?
What happened?
In the meantime, IPSOS shows independence dead heat.
NO-48%
YES-48%
Don’t know-4%
Unlike the general election, that is not a lot of undecideds...
NO-48%
YES-48%
Don’t know-4%
Unlike the general election, that is not a lot of undecideds...
On the question of whether Scots want #indyref2 within the next year divide is:
YES-42%
NO-50%
Tbh I suspect SNP will be v pleased with that. Despite all the uncertainty there’s been already a large minority want a ref now. Plenty of scope to tick after election result.
YES-42%
NO-50%
Tbh I suspect SNP will be v pleased with that. Despite all the uncertainty there’s been already a large minority want a ref now. Plenty of scope to tick after election result.
All in all, not a bad day to be heading to Stirling. 🏴 bound. 
