Jeremy Corbyn embarks on a tour of Scotland on Wednesday, highlighting marginal seats the party hopes to win in the next general election.
Labour made gains from the SNP in June’s election, and now holds seven of the 59 seats. They will need to improve on that if they are to make it to Downing Street: Labour’s Scottish leader, Kezia Dugdale, is preparing the party in case there is an autumn election.
To coincide with Corbyn’s tour, we’d like to hear from readers in Scotland on if they’ve been swayed by Labour, and whether they think the party are on track for a comeback north of the border.
Whether you’re an SNP voter unimpressed with Corbyn’s position on Brexit and independence, a Labour voter who came back due to the party’s anti-austerity position, or one of the hundreds of thousands who voted Conservative in June, we want to hear your views on the state of Scottish politics - and how you think the respective parties will fare in the next election.
You can share your views via the form below. Be sure to let us know which constituency you’re in.
