LABOUR have a 10-point lead over the SNP in a new Scottish opinion poll.
Redfield and Wilton’s tracker found support for Keir Starmer’s party sat at 39% among Scots, with the SNP on 29%, excluding undecided voters.
The survey found that exactly half of all 2019 SNP voters had abandoned the party, with 27% going to Labour, and 3% going to the However, there was good news for SNP leader John Swinney who recorded his first Redfield and Wilton net approval rating with 2%. Starmer had a net approval rating of 4%, while Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had a net rating of minus 34%.question found that 49% of voters would vote No in a referendum while 46% backed Yes with the remainder undecided.We know there are thousands of National readers who want to debate, argue and go back and forth in the comments section of our stories.
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