Find Out Now have conducted a survey on Scottish independence on behalf of The National, finding 52% ‘Yes’, 41% ‘No’ and 7% ‘Don’t know’.

Survey info

Find Out Now interviewed a sample of 1,417 respondents between the 7th and 11th April 2025, weighted to be representative of Scotland by: Gender, Age, Region, and GE2024, with headline Scottish independence results adjusted for turnout. Find Out Now is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules.

Methodology

• We ask respondents “If another Scottish independence referendum was held tomorrow, how likely would you be to vote?“
• This is followed by “If another Scottish independence referendum was held tomorrow, with the question “Should Scotland be an independent country?”, how would you vote?” [note: same wording as 2014 referendum]
• The headline figures only include respondents who expressed a likelihood to vote of 7 or above. This would be equivalent to a 78% turnout
• The final sample is filtered and weighted (more details here) to be nationally representative of Scotland by Gender, Age, Region, and 2024 General Election vote

Full data tables can be found here