But no-one is promoting federalism, and there is certainly no interest in it in England. Understandable, as why would England give up the powers it had over the other countries? This is a useful list of key questions about federalism in the UK . .

You have to look at not just your constituency but every constituency in your region. You also need to consider whether the Reform party taking votes would allow for the SNP taking a seat in the list. The more SNP MSPs the stronger the message.

Highlands & Islands

My region is Highlands and Islands, and we have a list SNP MSP. Your tactical voting will come back and bite you in the bum. You think you're being clever, but you underestimate the opposition. They are better at tactical voting and they don't need to get a message out to the public to do it.

We will get trade deals. Why wouldn't we. We are just as capable as any other country. We import and export now, why would that change?

Don't talk to me like I'm stupid. Of course I know how it works. I also know that a small percentage of voters are on social media. You will be lucky if 10% get on board with tactical voting. In my region we have a list SNP MSP so my votes will both go to the SNP. I don't trust any other party.

Keep your eyes open to only one unionist being promoted. As in half a dozen leaflets being posted through doors whilst little to none from the other parties. That's how they tactically vote, and it works. They will very likely take constituency seats that way.

Because we have something worth trading. Why do you think we are not as capable as other independent countries?

All the more reason dor both votes SNP. I'd prefer an SNP majority in Holyrood and an over 50% vote to end the deadlock. The only way we'll get independence.