Has the UK’s departure from the EU made it more likely Scotland will remain a part of the United Kingdom, more likely it will become an independent country—or has this event not made much difference either way?

Field work dates: 20 February 2022 - 20 February 2022
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Has the UK’s departure from the EU made it more likely Scotland will remain a part of the United Kingdom, more likely it will become an independent country—or has this event not made much difference either way?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	20 February 2022 Poll by Redfield & Wilton
More likely Scotland will remain part of the UK	16%
More likely Scotland will become an independent country	49%
Not made much of an overall difference either way	23%
Don’t know	11%

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In your opinion, has the United Kingdom’s departure from the European Union made it more likely Scotland will remain a part of the United Kingdom, more likely Scotland will become an independent country—or has this event not made much of an overall difference either way?

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Has the UK’s departure from the EU made it more likely Scotland will remain a part of the United Kingdom, more likely it will become an independent country—or has this event not made much difference either way?

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