Fieldwork dates: 12 December 2022 - 16 December 2022
Data from: Scotland
Results from:
1 poll
| Fieldwork end date Pollster |
16 December 2022 Poll by Norstat |
|---|---|
| The SNP should follow their plan to treat the next Westminster general election as a de facto referendum on Scottish independence - and if pro-independence parties get over 50% of the vote they should open negotiations with the UK Government on Scottish independence | 26% |
| The SNP should call a snap Scottish Parliament election in the next few weeks or months - and if pro-independence parties get over 50% of the vote they should open negotiations with the UK Government on Scottish independence | 17% |
| Independence planning/ campaigning should be dropped for at least five years | 42% |
| Don’t know | 14% |
After the Supreme Court ruling last month that the Scottish Government cannot hold a referendum in Scottish independence without permission from the UK Government, which of the following comes closest to your view on what should happen next? The SNP should follow their plan to treat the next Westminster general election as a de facto referendum on Scottish independence - and if pro-independence parties get over 50% of the vote they should open negotiations with the UK Government on Scottish independence/ The SNP should call a snap Scottish Parliament election in the next few weeks or months - and if pro-independence parties get over 50% of the vote they should open negotiations with the UK Government on Scottish independence/ Independence planning/ campaigning should be dropped for at least five years
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