Who will win the Scottish Parliament election?
Politics
United Kingdom
Started April 12, 2026
The New Statesman's poll tracker and forecast model for May's Holyrood parliament elections
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Who will win the Scottish Parliament election?
New Statesman (United Kingdom) | Apr 12, 2026
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Apr 12, 2026
The Scottish Parliament election outcome will significantly impact Scotland's future, especially regarding independence and public spending.
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Apr 12, 2026
A shift in power in the Scottish Parliament could lead to instability and hinder economic recovery efforts post-pandemic.
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The election results are likely to reflect a growing divide in Scottish politics, highlighting the need for unity and compromise.
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Voter apathy could undermine the legitimacy of the election outcome, raising concerns about the democratic process in Scotland.
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The dominance of the SNP in the Scottish Parliament is essential for advancing progressive policies on climate change and social justice.
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