Kezia Dugdale's SNP Vote Reveals Labour's Scottish Struggles

Former Scottish Labour leader's admission of voting SNP in 2019 highlights the party's challenges in Scotland amid Brexit discontent.

Kezia Dugdale, former Scottish Labour leader, admitted voting for the SNP in the 2019 European Parliament election, citing frustration with Brexit.
Dugdale's vote reflects broader defections from Labour to SNP, underscoring Labour's electoral challenges in Scotland since the independence referendum.
Recent polls suggest Labour could make a significant comeback in Scotland, with 28 constituencies considered winnable.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar remains optimistic, citing a potential 'tipping point' in polls for beating the SNP at the general election.
First Minister Humza Yousaf expresses confidence in SNP's policy-focused approach for the upcoming general election.