How likely are you to vote Yes to independence if you would be financially better off?

Fieldwork dates: 10 October 2012 - 12 October 2012
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: How likely are you to vote Yes to independence if you would be financially better off?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	12 October 2012 Poll by YouGov
Very likely	30%
Fairly likely	15%
Neither likely nor unlikely	10%
Fairly unlikely	9%
Very unlikely	27%
Don't know	9%
Refused	0%

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The ‘Yes' campaign is deploying a series of arguments as part of their campaign to achieve a ‘Yes' vote for an independent Scotland in the referendum in 2014 – for example they point to statistics showing that Scotland generates 9.6% of UK taxes, but receives just 9.3% of UK spending in return. If the ‘Yes' campaign could persuade you that you and your family would be economically better off with Scottish independence, in these circumstances, how likely or unlikely would you be to vote ‘Yes' for an independent Scotland in 2014?

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The Scottish independence referendum

How likely are you to vote Yes to independence if you would be financially better off?

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