From left: Willie Rennie, Douglas Ross, Nicola Sturgeon, Anas Sarwar, and Patrick Harvie
THE SNP's hopes of a returning an outright majority of MSPs in Thursday's elections are on a knife-edge. With just a few marginal constituencies set to make all the difference, what do you think the best outcome for the Yes movement would be from the vote on May 6?
The National wants your answer to this and other questions to help us understand how people in the Yes movement view the elections, and Scotland's hopes for independence after the votes have been counted.
Let us know your answers to the six questions below, and be sure to let us know your reasoning in the comments!
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