Only 2% of Scottish voters trust Ed Miliband LABOUR leader Ed Miliband is trusted by just two per cent of Scottish voters, a new opinion poll has found. The Survation poll put the SNP on 45.8 per cent, compared with 23.9 per cent support for Labour, on voting intentions for the 2015 General Election in Scotland. The Conservatives were on 16.7 per cent and the Liberal Democrats on 6.1 per cent. Labour would lose all but five of the party's 40 Scottish seats at Westminster if the results were replicated in next year's election, while the SNP would go from having six MPs to 52. The SNP said the results were the largest poll leads for the party in Westminster and Holyrood voting intentions that Survation has ever recorded. SNP Westminster leader Angus Robertson said: "This new opinion poll giving the SNP our biggest ever lead in a Survation poll for both Holyrood and Westminster elections is enormously encouraging. It reflects all recent surveys in underlining the strength of the SNP vote, and is a further demonstration that Labour and the other Westminster parties are facing a major backlash in Scotland. With a majority of people in Scotland saying that they distrust Ed Miliband, David Cameron and Nick Clegg, this poll is a disaster for all three Westminster parties. SNP hails leads in Westminster & Holyrood polls Scottish Labour goes to war over Trident