Attitudes in Scotland to options for governing Scotland including more devolution and independence
23rd October 2020 Scotland Question How Scotland should be governed Policy issues
23rd October 2020 Scotland Question How Scotland should be governed Policy issues
20th October 2020 Comment Elections, parties & leaders Expectations of constitutional change How Scotland should be governed Perceptions of government & the Union Policy issues
The last week or so has seen the publication of three further polls of attitudes towards Scotland’s constitutional status. Two of them, from Ipsos MORI (for STV News) and from Savanta ComRes, continued the gradual trickle of polls this year of how people would vote in another independence referendum. The third, from Survation (for the […]
12th October 2020 Scotland Question How Scotland should be governed Policy issues The Scottish independence referendum
11th October 2020 Scotland Question How Scotland should be governed
8th September 2020 GB Question Cross border attitudes How Scotland should be governed What Britain thinks about the Union
8th September 2020 GB Question Cross border attitudes How Scotland should be governed Perceptions of government & the Union
8th September 2020 GB Question Cross border attitudes How Scotland should be governed What Britain thinks about the Union
26th August 2020 Comment How Scotland should be governed
Sir John Curtice, Ian Montagu, and Alex Scholes look at whether three polls that have emerged over the past fortnight confirm the picture of a further rise in support for independence that has been seen over the last few months. They also discuss what we know about the likely composition of Holyrood following the 2021 […]
12th August 2020 Comment Elections, parties & leaders How Scotland should be governed The Scottish independence referendum
Until now, all of the evidence that there has been a further swing in favour of independence in recent months has come from just one pollster – Panelbase. In the absence of any other polling, it was not unreasonable to ask whether, perhaps, they might just possibly have got it wrong, though the reaction of […]
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