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If Scotland’s government asks for another independence referendum in the next five years, should the UK government agree or turn it down? (English and Welsh views)

Fieldwork dates: 8 May 2015 - 9 May 2015
Data from: England & Wales
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: If Scotland’s government asks for another independence referendum in the next five years, should the UK government agree or turn it down? (English and Welsh views)
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Pollster		 9 May 2015
Poll by YouGov
Agree – it would be anti-democratic to reject such a request 35%
Turn it down – the majority decision in last year's referendum should not be challenged so soon 52%
Don't know 13%
Refused 0%

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If Scotland's government asks for another referendum within the next five years on whether the country should become independent, should the UK government agree to this request or turn it down? (English and Welsh views)

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