If Scotland votes ‘Yes’ and Scottish MPs remain in Westminster during the period of negotiation, do you think there should be another general election in 2016 once the Scottish MPs leave? (English/ Welsh views)

Fieldwork dates: 4 September 2014 - 5 September 2014
Data from: England & Wales
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: If Scotland votes ‘Yes’ and Scottish MPs remain in Westminster during the period of negotiation, do you think there should be another general election in 2016 once the Scottish MPs leave? (English/ Welsh views)
Fieldwork end date Pollster	5 September 2014 Poll by YouGov
No need for a new general election	47%
There should be another general election once Scotland has gone	35%
Don't know	17%
Refused	0%

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No need for a new general election
There should be another general election once Scotland has gone
Don't know
Refused

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No need for a new general election
There should be another general election once Scotland has gone
Don't know
Refused

Choose third group:

No need for a new general election
There should be another general election once Scotland has gone
Don't know
Refused

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Imagine Scotland votes to become independent and Scottish MPs remain in Parliament in the interim period between the referendum and full independence in 2016. Do you think...

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If Scotland votes ‘Yes’ and Scottish MPs remain in Westminster during the period of negotiation, do you think there should be another general election in 2016 once the Scottish MPs leave? (English/ Welsh views)

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