If the SNP are serious about winning back young voters, they need to get serious about climate crisis This weekend, the SNP will have their 90th party conference. Debate will surely focus on the last election and the dramatic loss of 39 seats across Scotland. There will be hot takes from all sides trying to argue their view on why Labour gained so much ground so quickly in Scotland. We’ve already seen this from the First Minister, who, in a speech, regretfully claimed that the SNP need to rebuild trust with the Scottish people, and work harder to deliver independence. But I speak for myself and young people across the country when I say that this misses the mark: it’s not the constitution that changed my vote, it’s the SNP’s track record of rhetoric and failed action over 17 years.
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