Has The Yes Side’s Progress Stalled?

10th April 2014 Comment The Scottish independence referendum

The first installment of the latest monthly poll to be conducted by Survation for the Daily Record is published today. It gives the Yes side reason to pause for thought, while the No side’s recent apparent nervousness should be steadied a little. The poll puts Yes on 37%, down two points on a month ago, […]






Panelbase Now Also Show Yes Vote Up

20th March 2014 Comment The Scottish independence referendum

One of the curious features of the polling conducted since the publication of the independence White Paper last November, is that the one and only company not to register any subsequent increase in Yes support has been Panelbase, whose results had hitherto consistently been the most favourable to the Yes side.  Of course, given that […]




Ipsos MORI – Low Yes Vote But Little Change

3rd March 2014 Comment The Scottish independence referendum

The latest Ipsos MORI poll for STV of referendum vote intentions was released this afternoon. For the most part it represents disappointing news for the Yes side, though it upholds the suggestion that the currency intervention has had little impact on the balance of public opinion. Amongst those certain to vote (the opinions of whom […]


200 Days To Go

2nd March 2014 Comment The Scottish independence referendum

Today sees the latest of those little anniversaries that are being used to punctuate the long referendum campaign. The latest milestone is that it is 200 days to go to polling day on September 18th. The occasion has been marked by one new poll of referendum voting intentions in Scotland (together with a poll of […]