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The Scottish independence referendum polling thread

"Should Scotland be an independent country?"

  • Yes

    Votes: 43 66.2%
  • No

    Votes: 17 26.2%
  • Other

    Votes: 3 4.6%

  • Total voters
    65
  • Poll closed .
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'Chaotic scenes inside the Mall.
 
That so many Scots, lambasted from all quarters as fools, frauds and ingrates, have refused to be bullied is itself a political triumph. If they vote for independence, they will do so in defiance not only of the Westminster consensus but also of its enforcers: the detached, complacent people who claim to speak on their behalf.

http://www.theguardian.com/commenti...ted-people-scotland-journalists?commentpage=3


But still I think the Yes Scots all win, as Monbiots asserts...

btw, haven't been on the DM comments, but I hear its a lot of racist bile against the Scots.
 
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Btw, I hope progressive film makers make a documentary about the grassroots reponse to Indyref and show it across rUk, it could inspire many.
 
Already, the Juntas devo max offer is unravelling, loads of Westminster tories saying no chance!, how did they get away with it?
 
OK, so DKs are more numerous than the gap between the two sides - so how those break (or whether they're not really DKs, just shy of admitting anything in interview) is still important.

Other factors: GOTV operations of both campaigns, the weather and whether all the pollsters may or may not have missed something crucial. Oh, and something mental happening in the last day of the campaign.
 
I thought they were back to 52/48 for No, wasn't it running at 50/50 51/49 before (apart from the Sunday Times/ICM one?)
 
Previous comparable ICM poll: 45% Yes 55% No
Survation: 46% Yes 54% No
Opinium: 47% Yes 53% No
 
I thought they were back to 52/48 for No, wasn't it running at 50/50 51/49 before (apart from the Sunday Times/ICM one?)
two show a narrowing of the lead from 6% to 4%, the other shows a swing to Yes of either 1% or 5% (depending which of their polls you compare it to)
 
Just how big a hole in the rUKs balance of trade would excluding ayeScotland have? If the pound falls what will that do to the hot money that has rushed to park itself in London? Is there a big enough risk to the system to force rUK into a Poundzone with ayeScotland?

And finally if there is a "poundzone" can I be the first to name it "Poundland"?
 
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