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Topic: The Scottish independence referendum

What people in Scotland thought about the referendum – and now think about the prospect of a second

When, if at all, do you think there should be a second Scottish Independence Referendum?

18th September 2017 Scotland Question The Scottish independence referendum

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Some people think that Brexit could lead to the break-up of the UK over the next 10 to 20 years. How would you feel about Scotland voting for independence as a result of Brexit? (views from England & Wales only)

16th September 2017 GB Question Perceptions of government & the Union The Scottish independence referendum

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If Scotland held a referendum tomorrow on whether it becomes independent from the UK, would you vote yes or no to independence? (Scottish views)

15th September 2017 Scotland Question The Scottish independence referendum

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Following the election should Nicola Sturgeon remove her demand for a second independence referendum?

15th June 2017 Scotland Question The Scottish independence referendum

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A Very Different Election?

22nd May 2017 Comment Elections, parties & leaders The Scottish independence referendum

A poll from YouGov for The Times, whose results first started to emerge on Friday and the final instalment of which is published today, is the first Scottish poll to have been conducted since the week the UK general election was announced. It suggests that, so far at least, the sound and fury of the […]


The First Full Week of Election Polling

1st May 2017 Comment Elections, parties & leaders Policy issues The Scottish independence referendum

There have been various bits and pieces of polling published during the first full week of campaigning since Theresa May announced a snap general election to take place on June 8. Most important was a new poll from YouGov for The Times which provided us with another reading of Westminster vote intentions. in Scotland. Most […]


A Tory Revival – And A Yet More Polarised Scotland?

23rd April 2017 Comment Elections, parties & leaders The Scottish independence referendum

Theresa May’s decision on Tuesday to seek Commons approval for an early UK general election means that the strength of her party’s revival north of the border will not only be tested in the local council elections on 4 May, but also in a Westminster ballot five weeks later. Two polls of vote intentions for […]


Do you agree that Theresa May should insist that any second Scottish referendum on independence takes place only once Britain has concluded the process of leaving the EU? (England & Wales sample)

20th March 2017 GB Question Elections, parties & leaders The Scottish independence referendum

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Do you agree that Scotland would be better off as an independent country within the EU than it would be as part of a UK outside the EU? (Scottish views)

20th March 2017 Scotland Question Expectations of constitutional change The Scottish independence referendum

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Do you agree that Nicola Sturgeon is right to call for a second independence referendum to address what she calls a ‘democratic deficit’ given that most Scots voted to Remain in the EU? (Scottish views)

20th March 2017 Scotland Question The Scottish independence referendum

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