If there were a referendum on the future of Scotland tomorrow would you vote for Scotland to become an independent nation, for things to remain as they stand (with Scotland in the UK) or for further significant devolution to Scotland?

Fieldwork dates: 18 February 2021 - 22 February 2021
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 2 polls

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Results for: If there were a referendum on the future of Scotland tomorrow would you vote for Scotland to become an independent nation, for things to remain as they stand (with Scotland in the UK) or for further significant devolution to Scotland?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	22 February 2021 Poll by Savanta	1 January 1970 Poll by
Scotland should become an independent nation	47%	*
Things should remain as they stand, with Scotland in the UK	38%	*
There should be further significant devolution to Scotland, with Scotland in the UK	15%	*

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Scotland should become an independent nation
Things should remain as they stand, with Scotland in the UK
There should be further significant devolution to Scotland, with Scotland in the UK

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Scotland should become an independent nation
Things should remain as they stand, with Scotland in the UK
There should be further significant devolution to Scotland, with Scotland in the UK

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Scotland should become an independent nation
Things should remain as they stand, with Scotland in the UK
There should be further significant devolution to Scotland, with Scotland in the UK

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If there were a referendum on the future of Scotland tomorrow with the following options, how would you vote?

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The Scottish independence referendum