What Scotland Thinks provides impartial, up-to-date information on public attitudes towards how the constituent parts of the UK should and are being governed. It initially tracked opinions on Scottish independence in the lead-up to the September 2014 referendum, but now also covers how England and Wales reckon they should be governed.
The project is currently funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) as part of its research initiative ‘The UK in a Changing Europe’. It is led by Professor John Curtice, Senior Research Fellow at the Scottish Centre for Social Research.
14th March 2023
A little more on the outcome of @theSNP leadership contest.
Yousaf has won the SNP leadership – but the real fight starts now | John Curtice
SNP MPs badly need their new leader to restore their party’s standing among voters – or else some may fi...
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On the outcome of @theSNP leadership contest.
John Curtice: Polls show that even 'Yes' voters could abandon the SNP and its new leader
Humza Yousaf needs to restore the SNP‘s reputation for good government
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