Chris

If the internal polls of the Yes camp were as rosy as some of the hard-line cybernats keep claiming, you can bet your lottery ticket that they'd have published them. For that reason, I suspect the Yessers' private polls are the same, or worse (for them) as the public ones.

On the other hand any research the UK government may have done, they would have to keep very quiet about - if they published a poll showing solid support for No, they'd immediately be accused of trying to unduly influence the debate and the vote.