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Post by jonksy on Jul 6, 2023 16:52:58 GMT
Support for SNATS slumps to its lowest level for more than 12 years in new Holyrood poll Story by Greg Heffer, Political Correspondent For Mailonline • 4h ago
SNATS down at 33% when Scots asked who they'll back in Holyrood constituencies
Support for the SNATS has slumped to its lowest level for more than 12 years in a new Scottish Parliament voting intention poll.
The latest Redfield & Wilton Strategies survey put Humza Yousaf's party on 33 per cent (down three percentage points) when Scottish voters were asked who they would vote for in Holyrood constituencies.
This put the SNATS just three points ahead of Labour (30 per cent), while the Scottish Tories were the third-placed party on 21 per cent.
According to the pollster, the SNAT's vote share was their lowest in any Holyrood constituency voting intention poll by any company since March 2011.
The Redfield & Wilton poll also revealed a fall in support for the SNP when Scottish voters were asked who they would vote for at Westminster in a general election.
They were down two points to 35 per cent, ahead of Labour on 32 per cent (up four points) and the Tories on 21 per cent (up one point).
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Post by jonksy on Jul 6, 2023 19:53:08 GMT
It just gets better
Scottish Government independence spending to be investigated by UK officials
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Post by morayloon on Jul 7, 2023 2:06:40 GMT
Support for SNATS slumps to its lowest level for more than 12 years in new Holyrood poll Story by Greg Heffer, Political Correspondent For Mailonline • 4h ago
SNATS down at 33% when Scots asked who they'll back in Holyrood constituencies
Support for the SNATS has slumped to its lowest level for more than 12 years in a new Scottish Parliament voting intention poll.
The latest Redfield & Wilton Strategies survey put Humza Yousaf's party on 33 per cent (down three percentage points) when Scottish voters were asked who they would vote for in Holyrood constituencies.
This put the SNATS just three points ahead of Labour (30 per cent), while the Scottish Tories were the third-placed party on 21 per cent.
According to the pollster, the SNAT's vote share was their lowest in any Holyrood constituency voting intention poll by any company since March 2011.
The Redfield & Wilton poll also revealed a fall in support for the SNP when Scottish voters were asked who they would vote for at Westminster in a general election.
They were down two points to 35 per cent, ahead of Labour on 32 per cent (up four points) and the Tories on 21 per cent (up one point).
And yet support for Independence sits at 48% Oh, and your puerile attempts to form a play on my name is not very original. Do you really think that you are the first and only person to think that way? |
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Post by jonksy on Jul 7, 2023 4:34:43 GMT
Support for SNATS slumps to its lowest level for more than 12 years in new Holyrood poll Story by Greg Heffer, Political Correspondent For Mailonline • 4h ago
SNATS down at 33% when Scots asked who they'll back in Holyrood constituencies
Support for the SNATS has slumped to its lowest level for more than 12 years in a new Scottish Parliament voting intention poll.
The latest Redfield & Wilton Strategies survey put Humza Yousaf's party on 33 per cent (down three percentage points) when Scottish voters were asked who they would vote for in Holyrood constituencies.
This put the SNATS just three points ahead of Labour (30 per cent), while the Scottish Tories were the third-placed party on 21 per cent.
According to the pollster, the SNAT's vote share was their lowest in any Holyrood constituency voting intention poll by any company since March 2011.
The Redfield & Wilton poll also revealed a fall in support for the SNP when Scottish voters were asked who they would vote for at Westminster in a general election.
They were down two points to 35 per cent, ahead of Labour on 32 per cent (up four points) and the Tories on 21 per cent (up one point).
And yet support for Independence sits at 48% Oh, and your puerile attempts to form a play on my name is not very original. Do you really think that you are the first and only person to think that way? Morning fellow Brit....You are still pushing the same old BS I see....Get over it you are a fellow Brit and always will be.. |
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Post by Vinny on Jul 8, 2023 11:41:06 GMT
Afternoon fellow Brit, support for SNAT insanity has fallen to 33% that means not 48%, that means you'd lose even more heavily than in 2014, fellow Brit.
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Post by Montegriffo on Jul 8, 2023 11:45:27 GMT
Support for SNATS slumps to its lowest level for more than 12 years in new Holyrood poll Story by Greg Heffer, Political Correspondent For Mailonline • 4h ago
SNATS down at 33% when Scots asked who they'll back in Holyrood constituencies
Support for the SNATS has slumped to its lowest level for more than 12 years in a new Scottish Parliament voting intention poll.
The latest Redfield & Wilton Strategies survey put Humza Yousaf's party on 33 per cent (down three percentage points) when Scottish voters were asked who they would vote for in Holyrood constituencies.
This put the SNATS just three points ahead of Labour (30 per cent), while the Scottish Tories were the third-placed party on 21 per cent.
According to the pollster, the SNAT's vote share was their lowest in any Holyrood constituency voting intention poll by any company since March 2011.
The Redfield & Wilton poll also revealed a fall in support for the SNP when Scottish voters were asked who they would vote for at Westminster in a general election.
They were down two points to 35 per cent, ahead of Labour on 32 per cent (up four points) and the Tories on 21 per cent (up one point).
Please read number 5 of the ''new guidelines''. ukpoliticsdebate.boards.net/post/104452/thread |
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Post by jonksy on Jul 8, 2023 11:51:59 GMT
Support for SNATS slumps to its lowest level for more than 12 years in new Holyrood poll Story by Greg Heffer, Political Correspondent For Mailonline • 4h ago
SNATS down at 33% when Scots asked who they'll back in Holyrood constituencies
Support for the SNATS has slumped to its lowest level for more than 12 years in a new Scottish Parliament voting intention poll.
The latest Redfield & Wilton Strategies survey put Humza Yousaf's party on 33 per cent (down three percentage points) when Scottish voters were asked who they would vote for in Holyrood constituencies.
This put the SNATS just three points ahead of Labour (30 per cent), while the Scottish Tories were the third-placed party on 21 per cent.
According to the pollster, the SNAT's vote share was their lowest in any Holyrood constituency voting intention poll by any company since March 2011.
The Redfield & Wilton poll also revealed a fall in support for the SNP when Scottish voters were asked who they would vote for at Westminster in a general election.
They were down two points to 35 per cent, ahead of Labour on 32 per cent (up four points) and the Tories on 21 per cent (up one point).
Please read number 5 of the ''new guidelines''. ukpoliticsdebate.boards.net/post/104452/threadMaybe if the usuals stuck to the rules us mere mortals would do the same. Even the bloody mindzone has turned into a bitchig trolls paradise. |
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Post by thomas on Jul 8, 2023 14:30:16 GMT
Afternoon fellow Brit, support for SNAT insanity has fallen to 33% that means not 48%, that means you'd lose even more heavily than in 2014, fellow Brit. The implication is vincent that support for scottish independence is detaching itself from the weak and limp wristed snp.
Clearly the mood is swinging against the uk in scotland , but its unclear how this is going to manifest itself at election time.
Does it? What brings you to that conclusion.? Clearly moray is telling you support for indy is higher now than in 2014.
On top of that , demographically , we have the older pro union population shrinking , and the younger pro independence popualtion rising. Its been nine years since indyref one , and many more younger pro independence people are now voting.
By all intents and purposes , and by much vocal agreement across the political divide , the union has never been weaker in centuries than what it is at the moment.
Clearly why the uk government are so desperate to stop any further votes on this union
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Post by borchester on Jul 8, 2023 21:17:07 GMT
Maybe if the usuals stuck to the rules us mere mortals would do the same. Even the bloody mindzone has turned into a bitchig trolls paradise. Monte is a remainer and therefore a traitor whose has no opinions save those it has been given by its masters in Brussels.
That said, the SNP may not be best loved, but the last 5 polls since 9 June 2023 show the vote for independence at 45% and that for the union at 47.6%, which means the unionists are 2.6% ahead, which is enough to preserve the union, but not by much.
As far as can see, the SNP is taking a hammering and there is a strong feeling that Humza Yousaf should be locked in the same cage as Jaydee where passersby can pay to watch them foam and gibber, but that does not mean that the wish for independence has abated
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Post by morayloon on Jul 9, 2023 4:25:56 GMT
Maybe if the usuals stuck to the rules us mere mortals would do the same. Even the bloody mindzone has turned into a bitchig trolls paradise. That said, the SNP may not be best loved, but the last 5 polls since 9 June 2023 show the vote for independence at 45% and that for the union at 47.6%, which means the unionists are 2.6% ahead, which is enough to preserve the union, but not by much. 2.6% is within the 3% margin of error associated with polls of about 1,000 respondents. So I think your presumption that NO would win, based on the last 5 polls, is rather presumptuous. If you take the last 8, i.e. from May on, the difference is even smaller at 1.25%. |
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Post by Vinny on Jul 9, 2023 5:20:17 GMT
Good morning fellow Brit.
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Post by thomas on Jul 9, 2023 6:15:36 GMT
Good morning fellow Brit. remember when they used to call the irish the west brits........... |
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Post by borchester on Jul 9, 2023 6:27:53 GMT
That said, the SNP may not be best loved, but the last 5 polls since 9 June 2023 show the vote for independence at 45% and that for the union at 47.6%, which means the unionists are 2.6% ahead, which is enough to preserve the union, but not by much. 2.6% is within the 3% margin of error associated with polls of about 1,000 respondents. So I think your presumption that NO would win, based on the last 5 polls, is rather presumptuous. If you take the last 8, i.e. from May on, the difference is even smaller at 1.25%. Possibly, but the total of the last five polls was around 6,000, which means an error of about 1.3% rather than 2.6%
So the Nats are still fucked, just not as fucked Jonksy thinks  |
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Post by thomas on Jul 9, 2023 6:39:32 GMT
2.6% is within the 3% margin of error associated with polls of about 1,000 respondents. So I think your presumption that NO would win, based on the last 5 polls, is rather presumptuous. If you take the last 8, i.e. from May on, the difference is even smaller at 1.25%.
So the Nats are still fucked, just not as fucked Jonksy thinks Borkie ive been hearing "the nats are fucked" since i started posting on online political forums 15 years ago. As i said to vinny up the thread , we need to seperate the snp vote from the nationalist vote , clearly the snp vote is down .
Meanwhile though the idea the support for indy is down is laughable. We are seeing every trick in the book being tried by a desperate british state . You talk about margin of error , but unusually they are still weighting polls to the 2014 referendum .
Many polling experts are remarking on how unusual it is to weight polls to an event nine years ago .
The only nats i see as being fucked are the brit nats. See your pal wee ruthie davidson being appointed to the board of scottish rugby to much anger is doing its bit to trun the tide against this fucking shamefull union.
The way i see it mate , you brit nat tories are fighting on many fronts. Not just scotland and northern ireland ,but im reading this morning wee sunak might be gone by christmas , as the tories face wipeout , and of course the thought of that nice man sir keir the european taking the uk back into brussells must be giving you sleepless nights.
Scotland and northern ireland will be gone , and you will be back in the EU before you can say taxes for the nhs. Keir will make those pips squeak loudly.
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Post by Pacifico on Jul 9, 2023 6:48:17 GMT
Scotland and northern ireland will be gone , and you will be back in the EU before you can say taxes for the nhs. Keir will make those pips squeak loudly.
promises, promises...  |
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