Scottish election: Your views
BBC Scotland reporters have been tracking the views of voters throughout Scotland since the Holyrood election campaign began. Follow the travels of Kevin Keane, Huw Williams and Hayley Jarvis.
Published on 12 April 2011
- RAF air base closures
- Town's ferry service 'is vital'
- Fuel price fear for Scots drivers
- Shopping wars hit rural Scotland
- Voters speak up for rural tourism
- 'Aliens and strangers' or voters?
- Pressing issues for coastal town
- Election votes blow in the wind
- Students focus on cost of learning
- Orcadians speak with clear voice
- Energy issues drive island voters
- What do 'new Scots' voters want?
- Islanders fight to be connected
- Fears for future of car ferry route
- Students speak out on vote hopes
- Are Shetland the forgotten isles?
- Voters on life without nuclear plant
- First-time voters eye election
- Remote businesses 'need support'
- Housing is pressing issue for Tain
- Rural voters highlight priorities
- Public casts vote on party posters
- Rum looks to build for the future
- Will politicians care for carers?
- The big issues for voters in Largs
- Politicians turn to eco-community
- Do homeless people have a voice?
- Union Terrace Gardens debate grows
- Back on the battleground
- Public sector workers already 'feel the pinch'
- Oban voters say 'don't forget us'
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