To what extent would you be more or less likely to support Scottish independence if the voting system in Westminster is reformed to make the UK Parliament genuinely proportional before another referendum on Scottish independence?

Fieldwork dates: 21 April 2021 - 23 April 2021
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: To what extent would you be more or less likely to support Scottish independence if the voting system in Westminster is reformed to make the UK Parliament genuinely proportional before another referendum on Scottish independence?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	23 April 2021 Poll by Survation
Much more likely	9%
A little more likely	14%
Neither more nor less likely	45%
A little less likely	10%
Much less likely	11%
Don't know	12%

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Much more likely
A little more likely
Neither more nor less likely
A little less likely
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Much more likely
A little more likely
Neither more nor less likely
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Much more likely
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Don't know

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Imagine the following scenarios were to occur before another referendum on Scottish independence. To what extent would you be more or less likely to support Scottish independence? The voting system in Westminster is reformed to make the UK Parliament genuinely proportional

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To what extent would you be more or less likely to support Scottish independence if the voting system in Westminster is reformed to make the UK Parliament genuinely proportional before another referendum on Scottish independence?

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