IT'S the election tradition that unites voters from all parties and none dogs at polling stations.<\/p>\n
Social medial users taking their pets to the polls have been uploading cute snaps for years using the hashtag #dogsatpollingstations and 2021 is no exception.<\/p>\n
Candidates also got in on the act in what's become a much-loved part of election day for many of us.<\/p>\n
Cartoonist Neil Slorance was out with his family dog Molly.<\/p>\n
While Highlands and Islands independent candidate Andy Wightman shared this snap of a black and white pal.<\/p>\n
Border terrier Roky Boyd cut a dash in a Saltire scarf.<\/p>\n
And there was no guessing who this Musselburgh pupper was pulling for.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Ruth Davidson took her Conservative canine Wilson out with her.<\/p>\n
Humza Yousaf of the SNP didn't have a dog of his own with him, but he managed to borrow one and get in on the action anyway.<\/p>\n
And Labour's Monica Lennon, seeking votes in Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse,got to hang out with German Shepherd Loki.<\/p>\n
Of course, this is no ordinary election and there are more postal voters than ever before.<\/p>\n
With that in mind, Amy Callaghan MP came up with a plan to get the pups of postal voters involved.<\/p>\n
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