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Headlines from the #SP21 Ashcroft poll (these are *not* equivalent to normal headline voting intentions) 
Most popular vote choice (const. / list):
SNP - 49% / 42%
Tories - 22% / 22%
Labour - 15% / 16%
Lib Dems - 8% / 7%
Greens - 5% / 9%
Alba - - / 2%
RUK - - / 2%
(1/2)
Most popular vote choice (const. / list):
SNP - 49% / 42%
Tories - 22% / 22%
Labour - 15% / 16%
Lib Dems - 8% / 7%
Greens - 5% / 9%
Alba - - / 2%
RUK - - / 2%
(1/2)
Why are these not equivalent to headline voting intentions? Ashcroft asked people how likely they were to vote for each party, on a 0-100 scale. His headline figures are the % for whom a given party scores highest, out of those who gave at least one party a >50% likelihood (2/2)
