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‘For the first time ever I might not vote’: East Renfrewshire’s voters are switching off

16 June 2024

4:00 PM

16 June 2024

4:00 PM

The SNP has dominated Scotland since 2015. In an election held just months after the independence referendum, the country turned almost entirely yellow – with the exception of just three seats. Subsequent national polls have resulted in nothing more than modest change. The question this time is whether the SNP’s hold over Scotland is about to break – and nowhere is this issue more pressing than in Scotland’s central belt.

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