Who do you think should be the next First Minister?
Cost of living payment due soon: How much is it worth?When only SNP voters at the last Scottish Election were asked, it puts Yousaf and Forbes neck and neck with the latter slightly ahead.
However, one in four polled said none of the prospective candidates would make the best First Minister. In the first debate, on STV, the candidates attacked on another over their record in government, their plans to achieve independence and on progressive policies like equal marriage and gender recognition reform.
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