John Swinney, leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP), says his party is building “momentum” ahead of the Holyrood election. The comments are made as voters across Scotland prepare to go to the polls on Thursday. Reporting from outlets covering the campaign focuses on Swinney’s messaging to voters in the run-up to election day, presenting his position as part of the SNP’s wider election push. While the available excerpts provide limited detail on specific policy claims or rival parties’ responses, they indicate that Swinney’s central theme is the momentum of the SNP campaign at this stage of the contest. The coverage frames his remarks as a direct appeal to voters in the final period before ballots are cast, and as an attempt to underline confidence in the SNP’s prospects for the election to the Scottish Parliament. Other parties and electoral developments are not detailed in the provided summaries.