Over a Quarter of Ex-Labour Voters to Vote for SNP

The transcript discusses the surge in SNP membership following the Scottish referendum, highlighting the shift of Labour voters to the SNP. It examines Labour's crisis in Scotland and the need for a strategic response. The SNP's growing influence in upcoming elections and potential for a future referendum on independence are also explored.

What is one reason for the increase in SNP membership after the referendum?

• Support from the Tories

• Dissatisfaction with Labour's policies

• A new music album release

• A decrease in buskers

What does Henry McLeish suggest for the Labour Party to regain its influence in Scotland?

• Reduce the number of seats

• Focus on international policies

• Grant autonomy to the new Scottish leader

• Increase collaboration with the Tories

What percentage of SNP's current support comes from former Labour voters?

• One in nine

• Just under a third

• Half

• All of them

What is a potential factor that could influence the demand for another Scottish referendum?

• A new Labour leader

• Increased busking activities

• A rise in music concerts

• Deeper austerity cuts

What role could the SNP play in the upcoming general election?

• The main opposition party

• A significant player in coalition negotiations

• A new music band

• A minor party with no influence