Today, in collaboration with the Daily Record, Better Nation and Dundee University’s 5 Million Questions Survation are publishing the findings from our latest monthly Scottish attitudes survey. We asked 1,006 adult residents of Scotland aged 16+ their voting intentions for the independence referendum, and elections to the Scottish, Westminster and European Parliaments.

Tables for all voting intention figures can be found here.

 Headline figures

• ‘No’ campaign leads 47% to 37%, with very little change from last month
• SNP retain a strong lead in voting intention for Scottish and Westminster parliaments: 45% in Scottish parliament constituency vote (with Labour in second at 32%) and 40% in Westminster vote (with Labour in second at 34%)
• Labour and SNP set to increase vote share from 2009 Euro elections, with SNP gaining a seat

Comparisons are between the March and April Scottish Attitudes Surveys unless otherwise stated. The March data tables can be found here.

Independence Referendum

Voting Intention

2009 results are for the Scotland region only.

Survation is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules.