Scottish Labour may drop to just 13 MSPs, with nearly 20% of voters undecided before the Holyrood election on Thursday, according to a major new poll. The multilevel regression with post-stratification (MRP) poll, conducted by More in Common, surveyed over 4,000 Scots between March 3 and April 26. The poll suggests Scottish Labour could lose every local constituency, relying on the regional list for their 13 seats. The party has lost four seats since a similar poll two weeks prior. The SNP retains the top spot, increasing by four seats to 60, but still short of a majority. Reform UK is in second place with a projected 22 seats. The Tories and Liberal Democrats tie for fourth with 12 seats, and the Greens would return 10 MSPs. Despite not winning a majority, the SNP is within five points in five other seats. 18% of respondents said they were undecided. The poll also suggested a decrease in marginal seats. Luke Tryl, the UK director at More in Common, said the SNP is likely to win, but it’s due to the decline of other parties. He mentioned that focus groups reveal an electorate uninspired by the current choices.