WATCH: FM Nicola Sturgeon casts her vote for Glasgow East candidate David Linden
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has cast her vote in the General Election campaign.
The SNP leader was joined by her partner Peter Murrell, as well as the party's Glasgow East candidate David Linden, at Broomhouse Community Hall in Uddingston.
VIDEO: 🏴 🇬🇧 Scottish National Party (#SNP) leader Nicola #Sturgeon casts her ballot in the general election at a polling station Glasgow #GE2019 pic.twitter.com/npHoSWN0U0
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Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard cast his vote at Ralston Community Centre in Paisley.
Scottish Conservative leader Jackson Carlaw is voting in Clarkston and Scottish Greens co-leaders Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater are casting their ballots in Glasgow and Edinburgh.
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