Scottish Parliament Election: Could an SNP Win Lead to Scottish Independence? - TLDR News

The video discusses the significance of the 2021 Scottish parliamentary election amidst various local elections in the UK. It explains the powers of the Scottish Parliament, the unique voting system, and the political landscape dominated by the SNP. The video highlights key issues like health, education, and the environment, with a focus on the independence debate intensified by Brexit. It covers the leaders' debate and the potential implications of the SNP's victory on the UK's future, considering the legal and political challenges of another independence referendum.

What is the main focus of the elections happening on May 6th, 2021?

• Local council elections

• Mayoral elections

• Scottish parliamentary election

• Police and crime commissioners elections

How many MSPs are there in the Scottish Parliament?

• 8

• 59

• 129

• 73

Which of the following is NOT a power of the Scottish Parliament?

• Defense

• Health

• Education

• Taxation

How are constituency MSPs elected in Scotland?

• First-past-the-post

• Alternative vote

• Single transferable vote

• Proportional representation

What is the total number of MSPs representing Scots?

• 81

• 73

• 129

• 8

Which party dominated the Scottish Parliament before the 2021 election?

• Conservatives

• Labour

• Liberal Democrats

• Scottish National Party (SNP)

What major issue has been a driving force for the SNP?

• Education reform

• Healthcare improvements

• Environmental policies

• Scottish independence

What is required for another Scottish independence referendum to be held?

• Support from the European Union

• Majority support from the Scottish public

• Approval from Westminster

• Approval from the Scottish Parliament

What is the stance of the UK government regarding another Scottish independence referendum?

• Opposed

• Undecided

• Neutral

• Supportive

Why might the SNP prefer to delay another independence referendum?

• To focus on economic recovery

• To avoid political conflict

• To wait for stronger support for independence

• To negotiate with the EU