Voting Reform in tight races will only help the SNP, Douglas Ross says

The transcript discusses the significance of the Scotch whiskey industry in Scotland, highlighting its economic impact and employment opportunities. It then shifts to the political scene, emphasizing the importance of the upcoming elections and the choice between Scottish Conservatives and SNP. The focus is on the potential risks of supporting smaller parties, which could inadvertently aid the SNP. The final section addresses the role of reform candidates and their potential impact on the election outcomes.

How does the speaker describe the potential outcome of the elections if the SNP wins?

What has been the speaker's observation regarding the opinion polls and the reform candidates?