SCOTTISH Labour are on course to win up to 25 UK parliamentary seats at the upcoming General Election, according to a poll.
The survey by More In Common showed the Labour Party started the election campaign with a five-point lead over theMore In Common had polled a nationally representative sample of 1016 Scottish voters between May 22 and 24.
Executive director of More in Common UK Luke Tryl said: “The time for change mood has upended the electoral landscape in Scotland, with Labour currently on course to make major gains at the expense of the SNP. The survey also found Scottish voters are more likely than the UK overall to say it is time for a change in leadership.
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