The SNP’s interim chief executive is considering allowing members to change their vote in the leadership contest after a weekend of resignations
“This would have the benefit of not disrupting members who are happy with their vote while providing an opportunity to reconsider for those who are not,” she added.
An SNP spokesperson said later: “The SNP take suggestions from candidates very seriously and will, of course, consider those put forward by Ash Regan.”
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