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Poll: Gap between SNP and Reform UK narrows, but nationalists on track to win in Scotland
A More in Common poll shows Reform UK has risen to 20% in regional votes while SNP leads with 25%, maintaining dominance among pro-independence voters at 61%.
- More in Common's new poll shows Reform UK is now five points behind the SNP on the regional list, according to a survey of 1,017 Scottish adults last month.
- Reform UK's growth stems from attracting votes from the Conservative Party and fracturing unionist support, as More in Common analysis shows support among unionists is now 31%.
- Breaking down constituency and list ballots reveals the SNP on 35% and Reform UK on 19%, with SNP maintaining a 16-point lead in the constituency vote.
- Because the pro-independence vote is unified, Curtice's seat projection indicates the SNP would win 59 seats, Reform 19, and Labour 19, with opposition split across four parties.
- Warning that Reform may have peaked, Mairi McAllan, Scotland's Housing Secretary and senior SNP MSP, said Reform UK lacks credibility despite worries about new voters turning out for May 7 election.
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I think we’ve reached ‘peak Reform’, says senior SNP MSP
Mairi McAllan said Reform UK ‘lacks credibility’.
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Total News Sources6
Leaning Left4Leaning Right0Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution67% Left
Bias Distribution
- 67% of the sources lean Left
67% Left
L 67%
C 33%
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