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**Chris** · 23-02-2014, 09:58

An ICM/Scotland on Sunday poll out today shows a slight increase in the No vote and no change in the Yes vote since the UK parties confirmed a separate Scotland would not have a currency union with rUK.

I've also since heard people criticising Survation, the organisation which did the Daily Mail poll during last week which showed a slight uptick for Yes.

Either way it hasn't at this stage crippled either campaign and when undecideds and definite abstainers are stripped out, the underlying figures are now as they ever have been, namely about 38 Yes 62 No. Which after a campaign that has already been on for well over a year, is pretty damning for Salmond.

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Chris Trollsplatter Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: North of Watford Services: Humane elimination of all common Internet pests Posts: 38,194	Re: Will Scotland Leave the UK? An ICM/Scotland on Sunday poll out today shows a slight increase in the No vote and no change in the Yes vote since the UK parties confirmed a separate Scotland would not have a currency union with rUK. I've also since heard people criticising Survation, the organisation which did the Daily Mail poll during last week which showed a slight uptick for Yes. Either way it hasn't at this stage crippled either campaign and when undecideds and definite abstainers are stripped out, the underlying figures are now as they ever have been, namely about 38 Yes 62 No. Which after a campaign that has already been on for well over a year, is pretty damning for Salmond.