How pleased or upset would you be if Scotland left the UK and became an independent country?
24th January 2021 Scotland Question How Scotland should be governed Perceptions of government & the Union
Attitudes in Scotland to options for governing Scotland including more devolution and independence
24th January 2021 Scotland Question How Scotland should be governed Perceptions of government & the Union
30th November 2020 Scotland Question How Scotland should be governed Policy issues The Scottish independence referendum
27th November 2020 Comment Elections, parties & leaders How Scotland should be governed
The SNP, whose virtual conference takes places this weekend, could hardly be in finer fettle. Its leader, Nicola Sturgeon, is as popular as she has been any point since taking over the reins six years ago – primarily because of voters’ positive evaluations of her handling of the coronavirus outbreak. Polls of voting intention for […]
20th November 2020 Comment Elections, parties & leaders How Scotland should be governed
At first glance the Scottish Conservatives, who are meeting in virtual conference this weekend, can look forward to next year’s Scottish Parliament election with a fair degree of confidence. In polls conducted since September, the party has averaged 20% on the constituency vote and 19% on the regional vote. That is somewhat down on the […]
19th November 2020 Scotland Question How Scotland should be governed
19th November 2020 Scotland Question How Scotland should be governed
19th November 2020 Scotland Question How Scotland should be governed
6th November 2020 Scotland Question How Scotland should be governed
6th November 2020 Scotland Question How Scotland should be governed
6th November 2020 Comment How Scotland should be governed
Sir John Curtice, Ian Montagu, and Claire Elliott explore data from the latest Scottish Social Attitudes survey, and take a look at what it can tell us about the links between attitudes towards Brexit and views on Scottish independence. They also discuss the latest independence polling, and examine the potential drivers behind another increase in […]