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The arguments that will win or lose indyref2

15 October 2020

3:19 AM

15 October 2020

3:19 AM

Our latest poll in Scotland makes grim reading for unionists and offers much to celebrate for supporters of Scottish independence. Support for independence is now at a record high of 58 per cent. The SNP appear on course for a majority at next year’s Scottish parliamentary elections. And around two-thirds of Scots tell us that such a majority would provide a mandate for another independence referendum within the next five years.

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Emily Gray is managing director of Ipsos MORI Scotland. Keiran Pedley is director of politics at Ipsos MORI


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