If leaving the EU leads to a second independence referendum in which a majority of Scots vote to leave the UK, would you say that leaving the EU was worth it to take back control, or that leaving the EU was not worth risking a Yes vote in a second referendum?

Fieldwork dates: 27 September 2019 - 1 October 2019
Data from: England
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: If leaving the EU leads to a second independence referendum in which a majority of Scots vote to leave the UK, would you say that leaving the EU was worth it to take back control, or that leaving the EU was not worth risking a Yes vote in a second referendum?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	1 October 2019 Poll by YouGov
It was worth it to take back control	50%
It was not worth risking a Yes vote in a second referendum	50%

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It was worth it to take back control
It was not worth risking a Yes vote in a second referendum

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It was worth it to take back control
It was not worth risking a Yes vote in a second referendum

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It was worth it to take back control
It was not worth risking a Yes vote in a second referendum

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Some have suggested that leaving the European Union might
present challenges to the UK. One of these includes a second
independence referendum in which a majority of Scots vote to
leave the UK. If this happens would you say that:
It was worth it to take back control / Leaving the EU was not worth risking a Yes vote in a second referendum

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Brexit and the Unity of the UK