The Scottish National Party won a fifth consecutive Scottish Parliament election with 58 seats, falling short of the 65-seat majority needed to govern alone. Labour and Reform UK tied for second place with 17 seats each, while the Scottish Greens won a record 15 seats, and the Conservatives finished fourth with 12 seats.
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The Scottish National Party won a fifth consecutive Scottish Parliament election with 58 seats, falling short of the 65-seat majority needed to govern alone. Labour and Reform UK tied for second place with 17 seats each, while the Scottish Greens won a record 15 seats, and the Conservatives finished fourth with 12 seats.