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What Scotland Thinks > Opinion Polls > Scotland Poll Results > Which of these is your preference for Scotland’s relationship with the EU?

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Fieldwork dates:: 8 July 2008 - 10 July 2008
Data from:: Scotland
Pollster: YouGov
Funder: Daily Telegraph
Data collection mode: Online Panel
Sample Size: 1131
Age: 18 and older

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Full question: Should Scotland…?

All questions relevant to this website that were asked on the same poll:

What is your preference regarding the Armed Forces in an independent Scotland?
If held tomorrow, how would you vote in a Scottish independence referendum?
What would be your preferred currency for an independent Scotland?
Which of these is your preference for Scotland’s relationship with the EU?
Would you prefer Scotland or the UK to have control over tax revenues, including North Sea Oil?
Which of these is your preference for Scotland’s relationship with NATO?
Would you favour the present news arrangement or a single bulletin for Scotland?
What is your preference as to an independent Scotland’s head of state?
Should Scotland represent itself at the United Nations or be represented by the UK?
How would you be likely to vote in an election?
What is your view regarding migration laws in an independent Scotland?
Do you think Scotland should have its own foreign embassies or be represented by UK embassies?

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