The final week of campaigning in the General Election is underway (Image: NQ)
WE’RE now just a few days away from the General Election as candidates fight to win over voters before polling day.
Many will have already sent off their ballots by post although John Swinney has warned the public could become disenfranchised amid problems with the system.
Over the weekend, Edinburgh City Council took urgent action by setting up an emergency centre where locals who have yet to receive their ballot could have one reissued.
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But as we enter the final days of campaigning, we wanted to ask who you would be voting for in the General Election.
Let us know what you think by casting your vote below.
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Callum Baird, Editor of The National
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