Ipsos MORI Scotland Indy Rock 'n' Roll

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With 400 days until the referendum on Scotland’s constitutional future, Ipsos MORI teamed up with journalist and broadcaster Steve Richards to look at the state of play in the polls and what ‘game changers’ might lie ahead in the year ahead. Mark Diffley looked at the number and profile of undecided voters and the information they are looking for ahead of the vote. Steve looked at the referendum from a Westminster perspective and in light of recent referendum experience across the UK.

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Welcome

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#IndyRocknRoll

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Who are the referendum swing voters? Mark Diffley, Ipsos MORI Scotland 14 August 2013

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A ‘Yes’ vote is a considerable challenge

Data taken from MORI and Ipsos MORI polling (1999-07 data taken from Scottish Social Attitudes Survey)

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Introduction of the poll tax

in Scotland Devolution referendum

Scottish Parliament opens

Devolution referendum

SNP form minority

government

SNP form majority

government

Edinburgh

Agreement

signed

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Base: All certain to vote. Data collected among c1,000 Scottish adults aged 18+ each wave.

60% 57% 50% 55% 58% 55% 59%

35% 38% 39% 35% 30% 34% 31%

Yes

No

January

2012

February

2013

June

2012

October

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May

2013

August

2011

December

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The current state of play…

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Q. Should Scotland be an independent country?

Base: All certain to vote = 74% (3,704). Data collected among quarterly among c1,000 Scottish adults 18+ Jan 2012 – May 2013

49% 61%

51% 52% 55% 64%

15%

79% 94%

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41% 27%

41% 35% 35% 24%

72%

11% 4% 10% Yes

No

Men Women Gen. Y Gen. X Baby

Boomers

Pre-

war

SNP Labour Cons. Lib

Dem

… and how it breaks down

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% Yes

<25%

25%>35%

35%>50%

>50%

Mapping the Yes vote

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Q. Should Scotland be an independent country?

33%

67%

Yes

No

May 2013

Base: All certain to vote and definitely decided how they will vote (558). Data collected among c1,000 Scottish adults 18+

It’s 2:1 Against among committed and decided voters

but…

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56% are certain to vote and have decided

how they will vote

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44% Scots who…

may not vote (25%)

will vote but are undecided (8%)

will vote but may change their vote (11%)

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Turnout may actually be quite high

1-4

(17%)

5-7

(38%)

8-9

(45%)

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Those who may not vote are more likely to be…

45% of undecided (potential)

voters

Generation Y

(40%)

Women

(27%)

More

deprived

areas

(27%)

Labour

supporters

(29%)

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• MAP(S)

% May not vote

>30%

25%>30%

<25%

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Those who will vote but are undecided are more likely

to be…

Women

(12%)

SNP

supporters

(14%)

More Scottish

than British

(15%)

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Those who will vote but may change their vote are

more likely to be…

Generation Y

(22%)

Generation X

(18%)

More affluent

(18%)

More Scottish

than British

(24%)

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As well as…

SNP

supporters

(22%)

Yes voters

(20%)

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Engaging uncertain and

potential voters

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Uncertain voters see the debate like this...

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They want more information about…

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Conclusion…

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Thank you mark.diffley@ipsos.com | 0131 240 3269

christopher.mclean@ipsos.com | 0131 240 3264

This work was carried out in accordance with the requirements of the international quality standard for market research, ISO 20252:2006. © Ipsos MORI

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