The Holyrood election takes place on May 5 The starting gun for the Scottish Parliament elections was fired following the dissolution of Holyrood on March 22.
For all those standing at the May 5 poll, leafleting, hustings and street campaigning is now the order of the day.
The Scottish Parliament has 73 MSPs who are directly elected from single constituencies.
There are also 56 MSPs who are elected from eight multi-member Scottish regional areas.
The first meeting of the fourth Scottish Parliament will take place within a week of the election taking place, with the new MSPs being sworn in and a presiding officer being elected.
Keep abreast of all the news of the election via our Scottish politics website, our Facebook page or our election Twitter page.
Here, is a weekly round-up of the campaigning so far.
WEEK ONEHolyrood winds up before election
MSPs bidding farewell to Holyrood
Local views on RAF bases battle
Holyrood parties react to Budget
Town's ferry service 'is vital'
Campaign begins in wake of Budget
Fuel price fear for Scots drivers
Parties face education questions
Conservative candidate quits race
Shopping wars hit rural Scotland
Party leaders on campaign trail
Second Tory candidate steps down
Scots Lib Dem candidate resigns
WEEK TWOParty focus on young and economy
Third Tory candidate steps down
'Aliens and strangers' or voters?
Business focus for Holyrood drive
Deadline for Holyrood candidates
Voters speak up for rural tourism
Lib Dems make council tax pledge
Vote focus on justice and elderly
Pressing issues for coastal town
Council 'political mag' withdrawn
Scotland election: Issues guide
Health and transport lead agenda
Election votes blow in the wind
Vote registration deadline looms
Election trail focus on education
Students focus on cost of learning
Parties on weekend election drive
Parties continue election drive
WEEK THREETories detail education reforms
At-a-glance: Scots Tory manifesto
Third week of campaign continues
Senior Lib Dem backs Alex Salmond
UKIP calls for abolition of MSPs
Candidate failed to lodge papers
Lib Dems unveil 'jobs' manifesto
At-a-glance: Lib Dem manifesto
Orcadians speak with clear voice
Votes focus on police and carers
Labour bid to end 'jobless youth'
Business at heart of campaigning
Energy issues drive island voters
Principal's tuition fees warning
Parties on Scots election trail
Protest halts Scots Labour event
What do 'new Scots' voters want?
Islanders fight to be connected
SNP's local tax 'would cost more'
Parties focus on tax and business
Fears for future of car ferry route
Veteran MacDonald sets out stall
Parties on weekend campaign trail
Party leaders clash over justice
WEEK FOURPoll shows Scots' top priorities
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