What the Glasgow East swing would mean

With a swing of 22.54% from Labour to the SNP this is how the Scottish political map would change.

http://cybernat.blogspot.com/2008/07/ch-ch-ch-ch-changes.html

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• Glasgow
• East
• SNP
• Labour
• John
• Mason
• Alex
• Salmond
• Gordon
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• Scotland
• independence
• Kirkcaldy

[Englishjustice66]

I have noticed though that Scots tend to vote differently in General Elctions as opposed to the Scottish ones. They all seem to run for cover under the LABOUR party Umbrella in some vain attempt to Stop the Tories down in England instead of voting with their hearts, I find that sad!

[TomBarry192I]

Go on scotland!

[jyesey]

we have a psychic on youtube!!

[jyesey]

we have a psychic on youtube!!

[lewisaccent]

This video could see into the future!

[MrFarmer86]

vote snp let scotland have its own voice, instead of coming out of london 

[Insertings]

@nickidee15 The SNP are trying to low the age limit of voting to 16, I'm unsure if it has worked, but the UK government didn't like the idea 'cause most of young folk in Scotland want independence. I hope you get to vote!

I wish I could vote, but I am only 14. :l

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@Saurik2 The United Kingdom ain't a fucking country you idiot? It's a group of countries joined, that's why it's called ''United''. -.-

[Jl200]

@goochie333 The taxpayer and who do you think pays for the useless £100 Million a year house of lords, the £10 Million a year Scottish Office, the £100 Billion Nuclear Trident renewal & much much more???!!!

[goochie333]

@Jl200 and who do you think pays for it all?

[Jl200]

@623058 SNP have frozen council tax for 3 years running, will have abolished prescription charges by next year, abolished the graduate endowment fee and much, much more. Think about it - Vote Labour = lose these and go back to how Scotland was before an SNP government or Vote SNP = Keep these and make progress. I remember how bleak prospects were under a Labour government, don't let a few SNP cock-ups drag you back to Labour. Think about it.

[Jl200]

@Saurik2 Recent maybe but at the 2007 Scottish elections it was 51% yes, i'd like to see some polls now that the Tories are in government with the Liberal undemocrats. When people remember how we have scrapped the graduate endowment fee, frozen council tax for 3 consecutive years, reduced prescription charges every year (they will be free next year) and introduced a rural development scheme to help new farmers enter the agriculture sector, the will realise who are indeed Scotland's champions.