Wahl expert warns of conservative collapse in South Ayrshire in relation

The election box in Scotland's Allan Faulds said that the rise of Nigel Farage's party already saw her as a threat to the Tories.

One of the best political analysts of Scottish conservative warned South Ayrshire that they could collapse in the next local elections.

Allan Faulds, who runs the website of the WahlBox Scotland, says that the problems within the party that have lost four members in the past week could see a changed landscape combined with the rise of reform UK if voters go into surveys in 2027.

While he acknowledges that there are specific local problems in the game, he said: “In general, reform UK is at a level that they should be treated for disputes without information about the spread of their voices in a certain councilor in South Ayrshir.

“In view of a handful of them, only several conservative council members who risk a complete collapse of the conservative figures in 2027.

“[They] It could be that he was so dominant in 2017 that he achieved three Ayr West City Councils in 2017. “

The South Ayrshire Council cannot be recognized in 2022.

While the conservatives took most of the seats, their share of 43 percent votes fell to 33 percent in 2017.

The SNP, which had formed a coalition with Labor to found the administration in 2017, actually secured most voices with an increase in the proportion of 3.9 percent.

It kept its nine seats, as well as working with his five seats. However, no agreement was reached by a coalition between the two, which opened the door to a conservative administration that was supported by independent.

Since then, the SNP has stood a violent time and lost four council members. One, the then group leader Peter Henderson, retired while three more left the party – Chris Cullen zu Alba, group leader William Grant and Mark Dixon, who became independent.

The conservatives saw as City Councilor Stephen Ferry left the party before the mass exodus saw the party last week.

During the resignations, the number of independent was swelled. In 2017 there were only two, the council members Alec Clark and Brian Connolly. This doubled in 2022, but is now 10 (11 if you take the sole Alba city councilor Chris Cullen).

Sit of the South Ayrshire Council

• Independent 10
• Conservative 7
• SNP 5
• Work 5
• Alba 1