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Voter turnout: Little evidence to suggest public more politically engaged due to Covid pandemic

Updated: April 26, 2021, 3:58 pm © D C Thomson & Co Ltd Sign up for our daily Politics briefing for political exclusives, analysis and debate. Thank you for signing up to our Politics newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The coronavirus pandemic has seen voters exposed to an almost constant diet of daily briefings over the last year and has led many to make their own assessment of the approaches taken by the Scottish and UK governments. With next month’s May 6 election just round the corner and coronavirus restrictions still in place, it appears convincing that voter turnout could take a knock even if more people opt for a postal ballot this time around.

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Scottish independence: Latest poll good news for Alba party as Holyrood elections approach

Alex Salmond’s Alba Party looks set to take six per cent of the list vote, while pro-independence parties could win 79 of the Scottish Parliament’s 129 seats in the upcoming election, a new opinion poll suggests. The latest poll for the Sunday Times has the newly-formed party Alba just above the threshold required in most of Scotland’s parliamentary regions to pick up a list seat, meaning the party could secure six Holyrood seats. In the constituency vote, the poll found the SNP had gained two points, up to 49%, with the Tories dropping one to 22%, Labour unchanged on 20% and the Lib Dems down one on 6%.

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It s all over for Salmond : Exclusive polling puts Alba Party on 3%

Updated: 01/04/2021, 7:21 pm © Shutterstock Alba Party leader Alex Salmond. Alex Salmond’s hopes of returning to frontline politics and securing a “supermajority” for independence at May’s Holyrood election are doomed, shock new Alba Party polling has suggested. The Survation poll, carried out exclusively for DC Thomson, found the former first minister’s pro-independence party, Alba Party, to be seriously lagging behind the other major parties – with only 3% of Scots saying they would offer support at the ballot box. The poll also returned some eyebrow-raising results for Mr Salmond himself, with 71% of Scots saying they viewed the former SNP boss unfavourably – by far the worst result for any mainstream political leader in the UK.

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Alex Salmond s Alba party only gets 3% support in shock new poll

Alex Salmond s Alba party only gets 3% support in shock new poll
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Alex Salmond prepared to sink differences with Nicola Sturgeon to achieve independence

Alex Salmond prepared to sink differences with Nicola Sturgeon to achieve independence
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