The Scottish Conservative Party chairman has denied Douglas Ross encouraged Tory supporters to vote Labour
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The Scottish Conservative leader said people should “do what’s best for the country” to help loosen the nationalists’ grip on Scotland. “If parties maybe look beyond their own narrow party agenda and do what’s best for the country and for me as Scottish Conservative leader what would be best is if we see this grip that the SNP have on Scotland at the moment is loosened.”
"He was quite clear saying that the Scottish Conservatives... will always advocate that Scottish Conservatives vote for the Scottish Conservative Party."He said: "But there is an issue that the public in different parts of the country are sophisticated, and they will make up their own mind."
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