The Deputy First Minister insisted the SNP's campaign messages were resonating with voters while on a visit to Linthouse.
Kate Forbes has claimed SNP MPs will ensure a future Labour government does not "forget about Scotland".
The SNP is trailing Labour in the polls with some surveys predicting it could lose all of its MPs in Glasgow. "If Labour are to win, who do you want to put your interests first in Westminster, hold them to account, and ensure they don't forget about Scotland?" "You look at our record. We have made difficult choices to invest in the Scottish Child Payment, which has lifted almost 100,000 children out of poverty. We've called repeatedly to end the two-child cap."I think voters really are pleading for a party that recognises the pressures they are under, and will do something about it."
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