Scotland in Union

The tactical vote to beat the SNP in Arbroath & Broughty Ferry is Scottish Labour.

A split vote only helps the SNP hold this seat.

On Thursday 18th June, back the candidate who can stop them.

The tactical vote to beat the SNP in Aberdeen South is Scottish Conservative.

A split vote only helps the SNP hold this seat.

On Thursday 18th June, back the candidate who can stop them.

In Aberdeen South the tactical vote to beat the SNP is for the Scottish Conservatives.

A split vote only helps the SNP!

A massive thank you to our team of volunteers out in Cove Bay and Ferryhill today.

Scotland in Union is backing the Scottish Conservatives in the Aberdeen South by-election as the tactical vote to beat the SNP.

Pro-UK group backs Scottish Tories as party to beat the SNP in Aberdeen South Scotland in Union threw its backing behind Douglas Lumsden to defeat John Swinney's SNP in Aberdeen South and ensure an embarrassing loss for the First Minister.

Operation Branchform has reportedly cost taxpayers almost £2.7 million.

Meanwhile, Peter Murrell has admitted guilt in court over embezzling SNP funds raised for independence campaigning.

Peter Murrell sentence: How long could former SNP chief executive spend in prison? A hefty custodial sentence is almost certain after the former SNP chief executive embezzled £400,000 from the party.

Tactical voting remains a valid way to reduce SNP seats and to elect politicians who care about pressing day-to-day issues rather than obsessing about trying to break the UK apart.

With upcoming Westminster by-elections, people who want to stop nationalism in Scotland need to use votes effectively.

SNP hit hardest by tactical voting at Scottish elections new figures reveal THE SNP was hit hardest as one in five Scots opted to vote tactically at the Holyrood election, polling has revealed. Around 500,000 people decided to back the local candidate best-placed to defeat…

However John Swinney tries to position this partisan move, the only motivations revealed are arrogance and self-interest. Only this week polling made clear Scots do not regard independence as a priority in any way, shape or form.

They want a government focused on health, education and the economy. This is a deeply disappointing move by a First Minister who has no intention of representing or governing for the whole of Scotland.

John Swinney ignores Scots by making first Holyrood debate about independence Despite just one in Scots believing that Scottish independence should be a priority for the new/old Scottish Government - the First Minister is ensuring the first debate of the new session is about Scexit.

This poll, carried out in the wake of the election, makes clear that most people do not think another referendum should be a priority in any way, shape or form.

They want to see ministers who focus on the cost-of-living crisis, health and the economy. And they cite a whole range of other topics which are more important – including education, justice and housing.

What’s more, they believe that the SNP must stop spending public money on their obsession with leaving the UK. As Mr Swinney prepares to retake the First Minister’s chair, he should respect Scots' wishes and pause his divisive attempts to break the UK apart.

John Swinney to be reelected FM as poll finds independence is 'not a priority' The NHS, the economy, and the cost of living are all ranked as greater priorities for voters than an IndyRef2, according to a new poll.