How much more or less likely would you be to support Scottish independence if the SNP win a majority in the Scottish election in May but the UK government refuses to grant a second referendum?

Fieldwork dates: 12 February 2021 - 1 March 2021
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: How much more or less likely would you be to support Scottish independence if the SNP win a majority in the Scottish election in May but the UK government refuses to grant a second referendum?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	1 March 2021 Poll by Hanbury Strategy
Much more likely	22%
A little more likely	13%
Neither more or less likely	37%
A little less likely	5%
Much less likely	14%
Don't know	9%

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Much more likely
A little more likely
Neither more or less likely
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Much more likely
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Don't know

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How much more or less likely would you be to support Scottish independence in each of the following circumstances: The SNP win a majority in the Scottish election in May but the UK government refuses to grant a second referendum

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How Scotland should be governed The Scottish independence referendum

How much more or less likely would you be to support Scottish independence if the SNP win a majority in the Scottish election in May but the UK government refuses to grant a second referendum?

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