Scotland's six party leaders will face each other tonight in a second general election televised debate.
The Conservatives, Greens, Labour, Liberal Democrats, SNP and UKIP representatives will be quizzed on BBC Scotland.
The debate will be broadcast live from Aberdeen just 24 hours after a similar event in Edinburgh last night.
Strathclyde University Politics lecturer John Curtice says the ripple effect is perhaps more important than the audience:
Are people switching on and do these televised debates make a difference to voting intentions?
We've been speaking to voters across Fife:
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