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We're less than a fortnight away from the Scottish Parliament elections.
While an SNP overall majority is possible, I don't think it's the most likely outcome. It will mostly come down to the constituencies, and many of those are simply too close to call. If they do break the SNP's way, any majority could happen on a 30% vote share. So much for proportional representation.
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We're less than a fortnight away from the Scottish Parliament elections.
While an SNP overall majority is possible, I don't think it's the most likely outcome. It will mostly come down to the constituencies, and many of those are simply too close to call. If they do break the SNP's way, any majority could happen on a 30% vote share. So much for proportional representation.
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We're less than a fortnight away from the Scottish Parliament elections.
While an SNP overall majority is possible, I don't think it's the most likely outcome. It will mostly come down to the constituencies, and many of those are simply too close to call. If they do break the SNP's way, any majority could happen on a 30% vote share. So much for proportional representation.
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We're less than a fortnight away from the Scottish Parliament elections.
While an SNP overall majority is possible, I don't think it's the most likely outcome. It will mostly come down to the constituencies, and many of those are simply too close to call. If they do break the SNP's way, any majority could happen on a 30% vote share. So much for proportional representation.
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We're less than a fortnight away from the Scottish Parliament elections.
While an SNP overall majority is possible, I don't think it's the most likely outcome. It will mostly come down to the constituencies, and many of those are simply too close to call. If they do break the SNP's way, any majority could happen on a 30% vote share. So much for proportional representation.
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If the next Hollyrood elections were held today, the SNP would be able to continue to lead government with relative ease. They'll be further away from a majority than they are now, but they'll have no shortage of options to provide the confidence that they'd need.
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If the next Hollyrood elections were held today, the SNP would be able to continue to lead government with relative ease. They'll be further away from a majority than they are now, but they'll have no shortage of options to provide the confidence that they'd need.
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If the next Hollyrood elections were held today, the SNP would be able to continue to lead government with relative ease. They'll be further away from a majority than they are now, but they'll have no shortage of options to provide the confidence that they'd need.
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If the next Hollyrood elections were held today, the SNP would be able to continue to lead government with relative ease. They'll be further away from a majority than they are now, but they'll have no shortage of options to provide the confidence that they'd need.
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If a Holyrood election were held today, the SNP would finish with the most seats, but most likely short of a majority.
The drop in the SNP's party vote matters relatively little, as only 2 of the 64 seats they won in 2021 were from the regional lists. Rather, it's the fractious constituency vote that's allowing the SNP to keep their seat counts high.
But if that constituency vote drops too much further, they won't have the regional votes to protect them.
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If a Holyrood election were held today, the SNP would finish with the most seats, but most likely short of a majority.
The drop in the SNP's party vote matters relatively little, as only 2 of the 64 seats they won in 2021 were from the regional lists. Rather, it's the fractious constituency vote that's allowing the SNP to keep their seat counts high.
But if that constituency vote drops too much further, they won't have the regional votes to protect them.
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If a Holyrood election were held today, the SNP would finish with the most seats, but most likely short of a majority.
The drop in the SNP's party vote matters relatively little, as only 2 of the 64 seats they won in 2021 were from the regional lists. Rather, it's the fractious constituency vote that's allowing the SNP to keep their seat counts high.
But if that constituency vote drops too much further, they won't have the regional votes to protect them.
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If a Holyrood election were held today, the SNP would finish with the most seats, but most likely short of a majority.
The drop in the SNP's party vote matters relatively little, as only 2 of the 64 seats they won in 2021 were from the regional lists. Rather, it's the fractious constituency vote that's allowing the SNP to keep their seat counts high.
But if that constituency vote drops too much further, they won't have the regional votes to protect them.
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If a Holyrood election were held today, the SNP would finish with the most seats, but most likely short of a majority.
The drop in the SNP's party vote matters relatively little, as only 2 of the 64 seats they won in 2021 were from the regional lists. Rather, it's the fractious constituency vote that's allowing the SNP to keep their seat counts high.
But if that constituency vote drops too much further, they won't have the regional votes to protect them.