To what extent does its policy of a 1% rise in income tax make you more or less likely to vote Labour?

Fieldwork dates: 11 February 2016 - 16 February 2016
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: To what extent does its policy of a 1% rise in income tax make you more or less likely to vote Labour?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	16 February 2016 Poll by Survation
Much more likely	6%
A little more likely	16%
No more or less likely	50%
A little less likely	6%
Much less likely	14%
Don't know	7%
Refused	0%

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Scottish Labour have stated support for the 1% income tax rise across all bands, but say that they would offset this rise by giving taxpayers earning less than £20,000 a £100 annual boost to their income through a payment scheme. The Scottish National Party and Scottish Conservatives have stated support for the income tax rates remaining as they are. To what extent does this income tax policy make you more or less likely to vote for Labour at the upcoming Holyrood elections in May?

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