NEW: Scottish Political Monitor from @IpsosScotland and @STVNews

– SNP out in front on General Election voting intention, on 31%
– Labour slide to 22% (-13 points since the GE)
– Reform continue to rise, in 3rd place on 16% and well ahead of the Conservatives on 10%

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— Emily Gray (@EmilyIpsosScot) July 1, 2025

It's striking that half of those who voted Labour at GE2024 now say they'd vote for a different party, are undecided or wouldn't vote at all.
Looking at where these Scottish voters are switching to, Reform UK are benefiting most, followed by the SNP, Greens and Lib Dems. pic.twitter.com/KzRBF94oK3

— Emily Gray (@EmilyIpsosScot) July 1, 2025

Health/NHS is the top issue for Lab/Con/SNP supporters, and 2nd most important for Reform supporters, behind immigration.

Lack of faith in politics/govt is a top 5 issue for both Con and Reform supporters – with oil/energy/gas and taxation also important for Reform supporters. pic.twitter.com/wSD6I39zyz

— Emily Gray (@EmilyIpsosScot) July 1, 2025

Dissatisfaction with Keir Starmer's performance as PM is up 15 points compared with last June. Nigel Farage is also unpopular, but not as unpopular as Starmer.

1 in 3 of the public are satisfied with John Swinney's performance as FM, though almost half are dissatisfied. pic.twitter.com/06PgLD8JHL

— Emily Gray (@EmilyIpsosScot) July 1, 2025

Full findings up on the @IpsosUK site here – along with details of our relaunched polling methodology for those who appreciate such things!https://t.co/HCiSVhJtJ1

— Emily Gray (@EmilyIpsosScot) July 1, 2025