Scotland’s Verdict: ‘Bread and Butter’ Crisis Eclipses Independence in New Election Poll
The battle for Holyrood has shifted ground. For over a decade, the constitutional question of independence dominated every ballot box conversation in Scotland. But as voters prepare for the Scottish Parliament election on May 7, a major new poll reveals a stark change in priorities. Survival, not sovereignty, is now the driving force for the electorate. A fresh Savanta survey commissioned by the BBC paints a picture of a nation anxious about its wallet and its health service. The data suggests that while political parties may want to talk about borders and unions, the public is desperate for answers on…
