If leaving the EU results in a second independence referendum in which a majority of Scots vote to leave the UK, would you say that it 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: 30 October 2018 - 2 November 2018
Data from: Wales
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: If leaving the EU results in a second independence referendum in which a majority of Scots vote to leave the UK, would you say that it 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	2 November 2018 Poll by YouGov
It was worth it to take back control	51%
Leaving the EU was not worth risking a Yes vote in a second referendum	49%

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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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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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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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Full question wording

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