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If there is a pro-independence majority after the May election and the PM rejects a request for a second independence referendum, would you support or oppose the Scottish Government and the pro-independence movement taking the UK Government to court and appealing the decision as a next step?

Fieldwork dates: 16 April 2021 - 20 April 2021
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 2 polls

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Results for: If there is a pro-independence majority after the May election and the PM rejects a request for a second independence referendum, would you support or oppose the Scottish Government and the pro-independence movement taking the UK Government to court and appealing the decision as a next step?
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Pollster		 20 April 2021
Poll by Savanta		1 January 1970
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Strongly support 20% *
Somewhat support 14% *
Neither support or oppose 16% *
Somewhat oppose 7% *
Strongly oppose 33% *
Don't know 10% *

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Assuming that the UK Prime Minister does reject a request for a future independence referendum if Holyrood returns a pro-independence majority after
the elections in May, to what extent do you support or oppose each of the following as a next step for the Scottish government and the pro-independence campaign? Take the UK Government to court and appeal the decision

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