Two of Scotland’s new high-profile political parties have emphasised strategy over popularity in their push for success.
The Alba Party, led by former first minister Alex Salmond, has urged independence supporters to back it with their list votes instead of the SNP.
Controversial figure George Galloway and his All for Unity party has urged unionists to unite and stop a second independence referendum.
A section of the All for Unity website breaks down each constituency in Scotland, instructing voters to cast their ballot for them in the regional list, while supporting the closest unionist challenger in each local constituency.
New parties push strategy over popularity
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