What Scotland Thinks

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If a referendum asked you to choose between supporting Scotland becoming an independent country, keeping things as they are currently or favouring further significant devolution which would you select?

Field work dates: 19 January 2021 - 22 January 2021
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: If a referendum asked you to choose between supporting Scotland becoming an independent country, keeping things as they are currently or favouring further significant devolution which would you select?
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Pollster		22 January 2021
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I support Scotland becoming an independent country46%
I favour keeping things as they are currently34%
I favour further significant devolution of all financial matters to the Scottish Parliament while defence and foreign policy remain reserved UK issues18%
Would not vote2%

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    If the referendum asked you to choose only one of the following three options which would you select?

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