You asked me to let you know if I came across any more undecideds moving towards Yes. Well...You and Quartz are turning me into a yes supporter.
That was quite quick!You asked me to let you know if I came across any more undecideds moving towards Yes. Well...
You and Quartz are turning me into a yes supporter.
Not if its not for the right reasons ?
Everyone has the right to make up their own mind.
Why?Good.
Bond bubble. Do some politics.
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/alex-salmond-claims-anti-independence-campaigners-3161446
Noted. I said a month. Lets call it 19/3/2014 That second dice is still spinning but the bets are clearly on the table
The Spiders from Largs.ch ch changes
When you're in Croy, other boys check you out.Croy keeps swinging
However:Poll: Currency row leads to rise in Yes vote
http://www.scotsman.com/news/politi...rency-row-leads-to-rise-in-yes-vote-1-3313112
"The gap between the Yes and No camps is down to nine points, with the pro-independence campaign on 38 points, while the pro-union side sits on 47%, according to the Survation poll for the Daily Mail."
I don't know if there's any data on what the still undecided voters think of the currency row. I'd be especially interested to know if they tend to think Osborne is bluffing, as Salmond has been saying. It'd give us some idea of whether the effect Butchers alluded to is happening.
Plus it's only one poll. We need more to see a trend.
But there’s a caveat – last month Survation weighted their data by recalled 2010 vote, this month they’ve weighted by 2011 Holyrood vote. According to John Curtice Survation’s weighting last month knocked about five points off of Yes, their new weighting has not, raising the possibility that the difference could just be down to weighting.
OK, fair enough. Even so, Osborne must have hoped to have some effect. On that one poll, he seems not to. (With the caveats that it's one poll, with changed methodology).