Reform polled in second on 19%, followed by Labour on 14%, the LibDems on 11%, and the Tories and Greens tied on 10%. On the overall figures, he said that Swinney’s SNP look “set to be the beneficiaries of the rise of Reform in next year's Holyrood election”. READ MORE: Labour minister refuses to say if Holyrood loss means Keir Starmer should go“The party's support is barely any higher now than it was last summer, when it suffered a severe drubbing at the hands of Scottish Labour,” Curtice said. On the list vote of the Find Out Now poll, the SNP polled at 25% and Reform UK on 16%. Labour polled at 15%, while the Tories were on 11%, and the LibDems 9%.