Angus Robertson's SNP Fight for Edinburgh Central

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SNP's Angus Robertson is eyeing a stronghold on Edinburgh Central in the Scottish Parliamentary

election set for May 7th.

The sitting MSP first elected in 2021 after flipping the seat from the conservatives, dodged

naming a top rival straight up.

Instead, he's zeroed in on taking down the Tories and reformed UK as his key targets.

Earlier this week, Robertson visited The Yard, a charity supporting disabled kids in Edinburgh,

chatting child care with Education Secretary Jenny.

Gil Ruth and fellow SNP, hopeful, yuan his lop.

Constituency boundaries shifted, pulling and Tory leaning morningside, and parts of

Marchmont while dropping some northwest areas, shaking up the race.

Voters are reacting to the mixed progresses, who leaned green or labor before, might swing

SNP to block the right-wing push, per Robertson.

He stressed turnout as the real battle, urging supporters to show up strong.

Meanwhile, Scottish Greens with candidate Lorna Slater are pushing hard here despite

past long shots and reforms Gary Neill stirred buzz last week, denying any climate crisis.

Robertson hid back, calling those views irresponsible.

With polls down for conservative Scotland-wide, this seat stays a wild card.

He's grinding door to door to lock it in for the SNP.