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Pro-independence parties could win 79 MSPs, poll suggests

Pro-independence parties could win 79 of the Scottish Parliament’s 129 seats in the upcoming election, a new opinion poll suggests. Alex Salmond’s new Alba Party would win six seats, according to an analysis of the Panelbase poll for the Sunday Times. The SNP would win a narrow outright majority with 65 seats, with the Scottish Greens forecast to take eight seats. An analysis of the poll by Sir John Curtice of Strathclyde University put the Scottish Conservatives on 24 seats, Scottish Labour on 20 and the Liberal Democrats on five. George Galloway could enter the Scottish Parliament as his pro-union Alliance for Unity group may take a single seat.

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Pro-independence parties set for super-majority in Scottish elections

Pro-independence parties could win a super-majority in May s Scottish Parliament elections, according to a new poll today that will put more pressure on Boris Johnson. The Scottish National Party, the Scottish Greens and Alex Salmond s new Alba Party are forecast to win 79 of the 129 Holyrood seats between them, according to a survey by Panelbase for the Sunday Times. Nicola Sturgeon s SNP are set to gain two seats to take it to 65, a narrow outright majority. The poll also found that the Greens will add six seats to their current two. And in its most surprising finding it found that Alba, which only launched last week, could win six seats on the regional list.

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Proclaimers back Salmond s Alba party as poll predicts pro-indy super-majority at Scottish elections

Alex Salmond's new pro-independence party has received a boost after longtime SNP supporters The Proclaimers urged their fans to back it. The Edinburgh musical duo threw their weight behind the new outfit as a Panelbase poll showed pro-indy candidates winning a large outright majority in May’s elections. The Scottish National Party itself would win a narrow majority of 65 seats in the 129 seat legislature, but would also be bolstered by eight.

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Nationalists on course to win independence super-majority in Holyrood election, poll finds

Nationalists on course to win independence super-majority in Holyrood election, poll finds
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Scottish Election 2021: New poll suggests Alex Salmond and George Galloway could enter parliament as pro-independence parties win 79 MSPs

Scottish Election 2021: New poll suggests Alex Salmond and George Galloway could enter parliament as pro-independence parties win 79 MSPs
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