article_snippet: Today's YouGov poll of 8,271 UK voters, including 633 in Scotland, suggests Labour-SNP could be on course to take about half of former Liberal Democrat and Labour voters in Scotland, and even a fifth of former Conservative voters.
article_snippet: Excerpts of a Scottish breakdown of the poll, published in The Times, found more than two-thirds of people in Scotland think Labour 'has seriously lost touch with ordinary working people'.
article_snippet: Three out of four people in Scotland said Labour needs to change Labour policies to become fit for government again while more than half think the Labour Party in Scotland has not yet faced up to 'the damage the Labour Party in Scotland wrought on the economy'.
article_snippet: Nearly half (45 per cent) said the Labour Party in Scotland used to care about people like the Labour Party in Scotland but now does not, compared with 26 per cent who said the Labour Party in Scotland still do.
article_snippet: About one in ten (11 per cent) said Labour have never cared about people like Labour and just 3 per cent said Labour now care about Labour after previously dismissing Labour in the past.
article_snippet: A total of 69 per cent said Labour 'has seriously lost touch with ordinary working people'.
article_snippet: About half (51 per cent) said the SNP cared about About half (51 per cent) but 31 per cent said the SNP does not represent About half (51 per cent) interests.
article_snippet: YouGov surveyed 8,271 voters across the UK, including 633 in Scotland, between March 18 and 23.