Salmond "We can take Scotland in two weeks"

[Batcher]

Project reality is going to have a massive hit on the yes vote over the next few days. I dont think yesterday would have been a polling day as well which was a bad day.

The previous poll was taken before the 3 amigos came up to Scotland too so they are a bit out of date when they are published.

I always wonder how much faith you can put in polls when they only ask 1000 people. SNP were behind in the polls before the last Holyrood election and won a majority.

[Underscore Pt2]

They wont be dropping.

Hahaha stop being stupid. So you dont think local produce would be cheaper? If you are going to make stuff up at least make it a bit more realistic.

[jemb]

The previous poll was taken before the 3 amigos came up to Scotland too so they are a bit out of date when they are published.

I always wonder how much faith you can put in polls when they only ask 1000 people. SNP were behind in the polls before the last Holyrood election and won a majority.

they won a majority because Labour were inpept.....
Oh f*** inept Labour, SNP triumph......history repeating itself?

[scooterscot]

Latest Poll from ICM 51% No 49% yes, not bad after the last few days of Scare onslaught from London.

Scottish referendum too close to call, says ICM poll | Politics | theguardian.com

Considering the negative onslaught indeed I'd have expected a larger impact.

And remember ICM is the 'gold standard' of polls. So a 'no' vote is in the bag. But 17% are yet to make up there mind. Now I read somewhere the 'undecided' are twice as likely to lean to yes than no. If that's true then based on a 4million turnout 'No' is 47.9%% and 'Yes' is on 52%

[scooterscot]

they won a majority because Labour were inpept.....
Oh f*** inept Labour, SNP triumph......history repeating itself?

I remember voting in that election. Was still registered in Scotland at the time but working in Germany. I flew over early that day so I could arrive before the polling station shut. You'll never guess who I voted for.

[minestrone]

Hahaha stop being stupid. So you dont think local produce would be cheaper? If you are going to make stuff up at least make it a bit more realistic.

I would think 95% plus of stuff sold in Scottish supermarkets is not produced locally.

[Unix]

Considering the negative onslaught indeed I'd have expected a larger impact.

And remember ICM is the 'gold standard' of polls. So a 'no' vote is in the bag. But 17% are yet to make up there mind. Now I read somewhere the 'undecided' are twice as likely to lean to yes than no. If that's true then based on a 4million turnout 'No' is 47.9%% and 'Yes' is on 52%

It's not in the bag, even if there were no undecided, as its a sample of 1000. It's a statistical dead heat at 51-49.

[jemb]

Considering the negative onslaught indeed I'd have expected a larger impact.

And remember ICM is the 'gold standard' of polls. So a 'no' vote is in the bag. But 17% are yet to make up there mind. Now I read somewhere the 'undecided' are twice as likely to lean to yes than no. If that's true then based on a 4million turnout 'No' is 47.9%% and 'Yes' is on 52%

I read somewhere that Undecided are more likely to vote 'No' as they are the ones that'll bottle it on the day.

face it - the polls are all over the place.....

[scooterscot]

It seems unlikely to me that Salmond will accept defeat graciously.

We're not a war. Yet.

[jemb]

I remember voting in that election. Was still registered in Scotland at the time but working in Germany. I flew over early that day so I could arrive before the polling station shut. You'll never guess who I voted for.

UKIP?