Voting intention in Scottish and UK elections, plus views on political parties and leaders
27th April 2019 Comment Elections, parties & leaders How Scotland should be governed
There is, perhaps, likely to be an unspoken hope stalking the corridors of the Edinburgh International Conference Centre where the SNP gather for their spring conference this weekend. It is that, rather than being resolved via a second referendum, the Brexit impasse should eventually precipitate a general election. For, so far as voting intentions for […]
26th April 2019 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders Perceptions of government & the Union Policy issues
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26th April 2019 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders Perceptions of government & the Union Policy issues
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26th April 2019 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders Perceptions of government & the Union Policy issues
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26th April 2019 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders
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26th April 2019 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders
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11th March 2019 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders The Scottish independence referendum
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8th March 2019 Comment Elections, parties & leaders
Not so long ago, what happened in Scotland appeared immaterial to the outcome of a UK general election. The country was full of safe Labour seats that seemed unlikely to change hands, while the Conservatives appeared unable to do much more than secure the odd crumb. The prospects for a change in the tenancy of […]
22nd February 2019 Comment Elections, parties & leaders
In truth, until the events of this week at Westminster, the opening salvo of this spring’s Scottish party conferences – the Liberal Democrat gathering this weekend in Hamilton – looked as though it would be a rather uninteresting affair. However, the formation of the new Independent Group of MPs has given the occasion some unexpected […]
8th October 2018 Comment Elections, parties & leaders The Scottish independence referendum
Almost inevitably, the SNP conference has occasioned something of a flurry of polling. After nearly three months without any polls of voting intentions in an election or any future independence referendum, yesterday two polls commissioned by newspapers were published, one by Panebase for Sunday Times Scotland, and one by Survation for the Sunday Post In […]
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