Do you think the Westminster parties are bluffing or not when they ruled out a ‘currency union’?

Fieldwork dates: 17 February 2014 - 7 August 2014
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 3 polls

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Results for: Do you think the Westminster parties are bluffing or not when they ruled out a ‘currency union’?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	7 August 2014 Poll by Survation	7 April 2014 Poll by Survation	18 February 2014 Poll by Survation
The Westminster parties are bluffing and would in fact agree to a 'currency union'	51%	51%	50%
The Westminster parties are not bluffing - they would not agree to a 'currency union'	49%	49%	50%

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The Westminster parties are bluffing and would in fact agree to a 'currency union'
The Westminster parties are not bluffing - they would not agree to a 'currency union'

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The Westminster parties are bluffing and would in fact agree to a 'currency union'
The Westminster parties are not bluffing - they would not agree to a 'currency union'

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The Westminster parties are bluffing and would in fact agree to a 'currency union'
The Westminster parties are not bluffing - they would not agree to a 'currency union'

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Expectations of constitutional change