LONDON: Nicola Sturgeon is set to win a majority at the Scottish Parliament election on Thursday, according to a new poll.The survey for The Herald by BMG Research suggests the SNP is set to win 68.
SNP set for Holyrood majority, poll suggests
Updated: 02/05/2021, 10:38 am
Nicola Sturgeon on the campaign trail (Russell Cheyne/PA)
Nicola Sturgeon is set to win a majority at the Scottish Parliament election on Thursday, according to a new poll.
The survey for The Herald by BMG Research suggests the SNP is set to win 68 seats while other projections show the Alba Party will take two seats, once the regional distribution of its support is taken into account.
Meanwhile, the poll suggests the Greens will pick up nine seats – meaning Holyrood would have 79 pro-independence MSPs out of 129.
Robert Struthers, head of polling at BMG, told the newspaper: “There is no question that the SNP will be returned as the largest party in Holyrood next week, but their prospect of a majority remains on a knife-edge.
SNP set for Holyrood majority, poll suggests
Updated: May 2, 2021, 12:54 pm
Nicola Sturgeon on the campaign trail (Russell Cheyne/PA)
Nicola Sturgeon is set to win a majority at the Scottish Parliament election on Thursday, according to a new poll.
The survey for The Herald by BMG Research suggests the SNP is set to win 68 seats while other projections show the Alba Party will take two seats, once the regional distribution of its support is taken into account.
Meanwhile, the poll suggests the Greens will pick up nine seats – meaning Holyrood would have 79 pro-independence MSPs out of 129.
Robert Struthers, head of polling at BMG, told the newspaper: “There is no question that the SNP will be returned as the largest party in Holyrood next week, but their prospect of a majority remains on a knife-edge.