Scottish independence poll shows support for Sturgeon's dream LOWER than 2014
SUPPORT for another expensive Scottish independence referendum is LOWER than it was in 2014, according to a new poll just days after Nicola Sturgeon announced she will fight for round two. The Panelbase survey for The Sunday Times and LBC puts backing for independence at 44%, one point lower than when the question was put to Scotland two-and-a-half years ago.
The poll also found a majority (56%) would vote to remain in the United Kingdom.Deluded Sturgeon has insisted a second referendum is necessary - despite the First Minister’s agreement the last time would be the ONLY time the question was put to Scots.
Critics have called the move ‘damaging’ to the Union as Britain prepares to go through Brexit negotiations after voting to leave the bloc.
