Argyll and Bute
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The SNP are offering a new referendum with an option to remain.
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Remain United recommends voting for Scottish National Party.
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Also standing here are: Gary Mulvaney (Conservative) Alan Reid (Liberal Democrat) Rhea Louise Barnes (Labour)
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Our analysis of past elections recommends voting for Scottish National Party.
- In the scenarios below, no other remain party was able to win.
Which outcomes are possible?
67%
Remain victory - SNP won
33%
Remain can win if we work together. The largest party is Scottish National Party.
2019 European Parliament results, adjusted for recent opinion polls
Remain parties Scottish National Party, Labour and Liberal Democrat together would have beaten the largest leave party (under proportional representation)
2017 General Election results, adjusted for Conservative-leaning opinion polls
Remain parties Scottish National Party, Liberal Democrat and Labour together would have beaten the largest leave party
2017 General Election results, adjusted for Brexit Party-leaning opinion polls
Remain victory - SNP won
2019 European Parliament election results, adjusted for Lib Dem-leaning opinion polls
Remain parties Scottish National Party, Liberal Democrat and Labour together would have beaten the largest leave party (under proportional representation)
2019 European Parliament election results, adjusted for Labour-leaning opinion polls
Remain parties Scottish National Party, Labour and Liberal Democrat together would have beaten the largest leave party (under proportional representation)