This fieldwork is from the 26-29th April, so post embezzlement charges, and post scrapping of BHA, but before Yousaf’s resignation.
I imagine this will change further, but I would have thought the embezzlement charges to have a stronger effect, will be interesting to see more polls in the coming days.
Regarding Holyrood results, nobody would have a governing majority, but the SNP would have the most seats.
Other interesting polling details, in this most recent polling Yousaf saw a sharp drop in his favourability – falling to -47. That is more unpopular than Douglas Ross and Patrick Harvie!
Also:
>Do Scots think it was right for the SNP to end their power-sharing coalition agreement with the Scottish Green Party?
> – **All Scots**:
> – Right: 37
> – Wrong: 27
> – Don’t know: 36
>>
>- **2019 SNP voters**:
>- Right: 33
>- Wrong: 39
>- Don’t know: 28
No fan of the SNP but not looking forward to Labour taking over. I feel bad for the young folks who in time will no longer benefit from free education and disabled folks like me who will face prescription charges and privatised healthcare which Labour will bring in.
Interesting that all the fire and fury online and in the papers about this – the SNP position actually improved slightly in the polls!
Who in the actual fuck is voting Tory?
The SNP leadership are kind of like the Saudi Royal family except instead of money they have votes and instead of sitting on oil reserves they’re sitting on anti-Westminster sentiment.
This is the funniest possible option. Yoons would be SEETHIN
who is voting conservative ☠️
The mess around the Bute House agreement and Yousaf’s resignation might the thing that finally catapults Scottish Labour into the lead position over the SNP.
Such a weird space, politically right now. Can’t predict what’s next. Wonder who gets the SNP leadership, maybe a MP might go for it
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It takes all sorts to make the world.
This fieldwork is from the 26-29th April, so post embezzlement charges, and post scrapping of BHA, but before Yousaf’s resignation.
I imagine this will change further, but I would have thought the embezzlement charges to have a stronger effect, will be interesting to see more polls in the coming days.
Regarding Holyrood results, nobody would have a governing majority, but the SNP would have the most seats.
Other interesting polling details, in this most recent polling Yousaf saw a sharp drop in his favourability – falling to -47. That is more unpopular than Douglas Ross and Patrick Harvie!
Also:
>Do Scots think it was right for the SNP to end their power-sharing coalition agreement with the Scottish Green Party?
> – **All Scots**:
> – Right: 37
> – Wrong: 27
> – Don’t know: 36
>>
>- **2019 SNP voters**:
>- Right: 33
>- Wrong: 39
>- Don’t know: 28
No fan of the SNP but not looking forward to Labour taking over. I feel bad for the young folks who in time will no longer benefit from free education and disabled folks like me who will face prescription charges and privatised healthcare which Labour will bring in.
Interesting that all the fire and fury online and in the papers about this – the SNP position actually improved slightly in the polls!
Who in the actual fuck is voting Tory?
The SNP leadership are kind of like the Saudi Royal family except instead of money they have votes and instead of sitting on oil reserves they’re sitting on anti-Westminster sentiment.
This is the funniest possible option. Yoons would be SEETHIN
who is voting conservative ☠️
The mess around the Bute House agreement and Yousaf’s resignation might the thing that finally catapults Scottish Labour into the lead position over the SNP.
Such a weird space, politically right now. Can’t predict what’s next. Wonder who gets the SNP leadership, maybe a MP might go for it
Any wild predictions?