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"The relationship between national identity and how people feel Scotland should be governed is, if anything, even bigger now than it was in 2015. In our latest survey, support for #ScottishIndependence is 60 points higher among those who say they are ‘Scottish, not British’ than it is among those who indicate they are wholly or mostly British"

Scottish Social Attitudes | 25 years of devolution in Scotland | National Centre for Social Research
This briefing charts some of the key developments in Scottish public opinion since the advent of devolution.

"However, by 2015, support for independence stood at 52% among those on the left, compared with just 24% among those on the right – a difference of 28 points... In our most recent survey in 2024, those on the left were 34 points more likely than those on the right to say that Scotland should become an independent country"
#ScottishIndependence

Scottish Social Attitudes | 25 years of devolution in Scotland | National Centre for Social Research
This briefing charts some of the key developments in Scottish public opinion since the advent of devolution.