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11th June 2014 Comment Cross border attitudes Expectations of constitutional change The Scottish independence referendum
…particular repeating a number of questions the company previously asked last summer. The results confirm the impression of previous polls that England & Wales are becoming less enamoured of the…
4th June 2014 Comment Site News
…public policies, thereby creating potential strains in their relationship, or are social and political attitudes sufficiently similar on both sides of the border for any necessary accommodation and compromise to…
9th May 2014 Comment Site News The Scottish independence referendum
…poll conducted by each company that is polling regularly in the referendum. But some companies are polling more often than others. Ipsos MORI, for example, have not polled since the…
3rd March 2014 Comment The Scottish independence referendum
…and which in any event account for over three-quarters of the sample), Yes are on 32%, down two points on the company’s previous poll conducted shortly after the unveiling in…
7th March 2014 Comment Cross border attitudes How England should be governed How Wales should be governed
…uncovered. We pay particular attention to some readings obtained by YouGov, whose polls, because they have asked a number of questions that have been asked previously, enable us to get…
2nd December 2019 Comment National identity and cultural issues
…suggested that support for both the Conservatives and Labour was increasing. Meanwhile, small though the sample sizes were, the detailed figures for Scotland in those Britain-wide polls appeared to suggest…
13th August 2014 Comment National identity and cultural issues The Scottish independence referendum
…day the Commonwealth Games were opened on 23 July and ended on 7 August, two days after the leaders’ debate. It thus gives us a further reasonable indication of the…
1st May 2016 Comment Elections, parties & leaders How Scotland should be governed
…still relatively good figures as compared with the party’s performance at previous Holyrood elections. Rather, the party’s hopes of coming second now look more distant because Labour’s vote is estimated…
12th August 2015 Comment Elections, parties & leaders How Scotland should be governed Policy issues The Scottish independence referendum
Labour’s new Scottish leader is due to be unveiled on Saturday, an announcement that will in effect signal that the holiday season is coming to an end and normal political…
9th September 2015 Comment Elections, parties & leaders The Scottish independence referendum
…asked people how they would vote in a second referendum. Thus there is no previous post-referendum measure from the company with which we can compare today’s result. Equally, as was…
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