If there is a No vote, do you think that the Westminster parties could be trusted to deliver any extra powers for the Scottish Parliament?

Fieldwork dates: 9 June 2014 - 15 August 2014
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 2 polls

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Results for: If there is a No vote, do you think that the Westminster parties could be trusted to deliver any extra powers for the Scottish Parliament?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	15 August 2014 Poll by Norstat	11 June 2014 Poll by Norstat
Yes	35%	35%
No	43%	43%
Don't know	23%	23%
Refused	0%	0%

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If the result of the independence referendum was a No vote, do you think that the Westminster political parties could be trusted to deliver any extra powers for the Scottish Parliament?

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If there is a No vote, do you think that the Westminster parties could be trusted to deliver any extra powers for the Scottish Parliament?

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