Should Scottish parties have formal alliances at the general election to give them the best chance of beating their constitutional opponents in individual seats in Scotland?

Fieldwork dates: 2 October 2023 - 5 October 2023
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Should Scottish parties have formal alliances at the general election to give them the best chance of beating their constitutional opponents in individual seats in Scotland?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	5 October 2023 Poll by Norstat
Yes	33%
No	31%
Don't know	35%

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Should Scottish parties have formal alliances at the general election to give them the best chance of beating their constitutional opponents in individual seats in Scotland? i.e. pro-Union parties agreeing on a candidate to stand in each seat and pro-independence parties doing the same?

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Should Scottish parties have formal alliances at the general election to give them the best chance of beating their constitutional opponents in individual seats in Scotland?

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