Since the general election, most Scottish MPs are now from the Labour Party. Do you think this has made Scotland’s voice more or less likely to be heard at Westminster?

Fieldwork dates: 8 August 2024 - 13 August 2024
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Since the general election, most Scottish MPs are now from the Labour Party. Do you think this has made Scotland’s voice more or less likely to be heard at Westminster?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	13 August 2024 Poll by YouGov
More likely to be heard	28%
No difference	34%
Less likely to be heard	24%
Don't know	14%

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Prior to the general election in July 2024, most Scottish MPs at Westminster were from the Scottish National Party (SNP). Since the election, most Scottish MPs are now from the Labour Party. Do you think this has made Scotland's voice more or less likely to be heard at Westminster?

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Since the general election, most Scottish MPs are now from the Labour Party. Do you think this has made Scotland’s voice more or less likely to be heard at Westminster?

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