Prime Minister David Cameron and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon
Following a poll that shows support for independence has grown since last year’s referendum, we are looking to establish if that support is mirrored across the north of the country.
A YouGov poll, published in today’s Sunday Post, showed that if there was another referendum tomorrow, 47% would vote Yes while 53% would vote No, when those who don’t know are stripped out.
In September’s referendum, 45% of people voted to leave the UK while 55% wanted to remain in the union.
The YouGov poll found that although support for independence had increased, the majority of Scots would still reject a bid to leave the UK if we had another referendum tomorrow.
The SNP dominated the General Election in the north and north east but has support also increased for independence?
POLL: How would you vote in another Scottish independence referendum?
