SNP Faces Internal Strife and Urgent Need to Regain Voter Trust
Stephen Flynn and John Swinney lead efforts to address election losses and realign party priorities ahead of 2026 elections.
- Flynn attributes election defeat to 'self-inflicted wounds' and loss of voter trust.
- SNP members express frustration over leadership and communication strategies.
- Ongoing financial investigations and policy missteps cited as key issues.
- Swinney aims to refocus party on public priorities and rebuild voter confidence.
- Labour's clear message of change contrasted with SNP's internal chaos.