SNP share in polls growing steadily as May 7th looms

In the last 10 polls going back to February 2026, the average SNP share has been – 36.5%

In the previous 10 polls it was only 34.4 and in the previous 4 sets of 10, dating back to early February 2025 – 34.4, 33.9, 33.6 and 34.6, clearly stuck around 34 and short of a level that might win an outright majority.

So, in the last ten polls, a clear sign of a significant increase to average 36.5, much closer to an overall win.

Also, in the last three, a 39 and a 41, the highest share since September 2023.

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6 thoughts on “SNP share in polls growing steadily as May 7th looms”

    1. They don’t need to they have plenty expensively produced leaflets and video ads everywhere, same with ‘reform’ they are leafllet bombing the people of Scotland.
      Sigh.

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    2. “When are we going to get Wes Streeting come “up to Scotland to back up Sarwar”

      Sarwar ?

      I think that if you watched and listened to Streeting’s interview on Sunday you would be forgiven for thinking that he was doing far more for John Swinney and the SNP’s election campaign than for Anas Sarwar’s and the Labour branch office one.

      Especially with what he said about Labour, as the UK government, are not “giving” Scotland another referendum and also “they’re (Scotland) not having one”.

      Spoken like a true colonial master……..adding yet another nail in the coffin of the non existent ‘Union’ that they , Labour, and others all say really exists……but actual reality is that they all assume and so expect England alone to always be in charge of all other nations within their UK State.

      #UKEnglishDictatorship

      Liz S

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  2. Not because of sudden growth, it’s because polling has realigned due to knowing who is standing and where. The Scot Greens for example have lost about 5-6% on the constituency vote because they are only standing in six seats. Pollsters have effectively added most of that support to the SNP.

    From Ballot Box Scotland:

    “The Greens are unchanged but be aware that by the time this poll was published nominations had closed and we had confirmation they were only standing in 6 of 73 constituencies. Thankfully the Ballot Box Scotland model has always been prepared for that, and indeed assumed their absence in most seats before now anyway. Re-distribution of the Green vote leaves them with around 2%, takes the SNP to 42% and Labour to 16%.”

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  4. FANTASTIC NEWS ALL INDEPENDENCE SUPPORTERS MUST GET AND MARCH AND GET TO POLLING STATIONS

    SNP 1st vote, Other independence party after that. A MUST

    do not I repeat DO NOT VOTE FOR ANY UNIONIST PARTY

    OR OUR INDEPENDENCE DREAMS ARE DOWN THE DRAIN

    AS ALL UNIONISTS WILL DO THEIR LEVEL BEST “TO CORRUPT”

    OUR RIGHTFUL SCOTTISH FREEDOM

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