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Would you be more or less likely to vote for independence if as a result of independence public spending on health and education is reduced?

Fieldwork dates: 27 August 2024 - 29 August 2024
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 2 polls

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Results for: Would you be more or less likely to vote for independence if as a result of independence public spending on health and education is reduced?
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Pollster		 29 August 2024
Poll by Survation		1 January 1970
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A lot more likely to vote for independence 9% *
More likely to vote for independence 7% *
Neither more nor less likely to vote for independence 28% *
Less likely to vote for independence 19% *
A lot less likely to vote for independence 32% *
Don't know 5% *

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Public spending on health and education is reduced - If you thought the following scenarios were likely to occur as a result of Scottish independence, would this make you more or less likely to vote for independence?

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The Scottish independence referendum

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