SNP continue to lose ground amongst voters in Scotland as Conservatives and Labour gain
Westminster headline voting intention figures (change vs. 7th October):
CON 27% (+1) LAB 26% (+2) SNP 36% (-4) Lib Dems 7% (+1) Others 3% (NC)
New polling for the Daily Record reveals that the SNP has continued to lose the support of voters in Scotland after being a percentage point down in polling at the beginning of October. Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats have comparatively made small gains.
If Scotland had another independence referendum, no would win again as only 45% support independence.
Scottish independence referendum headline voting intention (change vs. 7th October):
Yes: 45% (-2)
No: 55% (+2)
Scotland also remains heavily pro-EU in the latest hypothetical EU referendum voting intention.
EU referendum headline voting intention (change vs. 7th October):
Leave: 34% (NC)
Remain: 66% (NC)
Survation surveyed 1017 people aged 16+ in Scotland online. Fieldwork was conducted 18th-21st October 2018. Data tables and methodology can be found here.
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