Should the Scottish Parliament be able to unilaterally call a referendum on independence?

Fieldwork dates: 7 February 2020 - 14 February 2020
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 2 polls

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Results for: Should the Scottish Parliament be able to unilaterally call a referendum on independence?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	14 February 2020 Poll by YouGov	1 January 1970 Poll by
Yes - as long as there is a majority in the Scottish Parliament for a referendum it should be allowed	49%	*
No - it's right that a referendum has to be called in conjunction with the UK Parliament	51%	*

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Yes - as long as there is a majority in the Scottish Parliament for a referendum it should be allowed
No - it's right that a referendum has to be called in conjunction with the UK Parliament

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Yes - as long as there is a majority in the Scottish Parliament for a referendum it should be allowed
No - it's right that a referendum has to be called in conjunction with the UK Parliament

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Yes - as long as there is a majority in the Scottish Parliament for a referendum it should be allowed
No - it's right that a referendum has to be called in conjunction with the UK Parliament

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Should the Scottish Parliament be able to
unilaterally call a referendum on independence?

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Elections, parties & leaders How Scotland should be governed The Scottish independence referendum