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Originally Posted by Pierre
So that works out as:
40% for Leave parties
25% for Remain parties
29% for Labour & Tory, then you have to work out the % of Labour/Tory that vote Leave/Remain.
No value on the that list for SNP?
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A UK-wide poll won’t show anything useful about the SNP because they only stand in one voting region.
They presently have 2 of 6 seats in Scotland and don’t stand a cat in hell’s chance of getting a third unless they scoop up well over half of all the votes cast in Scotland this week, which seems unlikely.
UKIP had one seat in Scotland after the last election but the sitting MEP switched to the Brexit Party when it launched. There’s a reasonable chance the Brexit will take a second seat here, which will look absolutely brilliant because they will then be level pegging with the SNP and, if they’re any good at their PR, they will have an opportunity to push back on Sturgeon’s incessant greetin’ about how everyone in Scotland hates Brexit and loves the EU (which is untrue, and always has been).