GN POLL Scotland yes or no - calling all Scottish gransnetters

I feel sure that the youngsters, voting for the first time, and conscious of their importance in this referendum, will take the opportunity to become part of history.
Can I vote in the G'net referendum as I am a non-resident Scot?

Cari don't know where you got your information but I do know that it was mainly younger people who were queuing up to register to vote, and most of the 16/17 year olds are fully informed and excited about their first vote. 97% of the population are registered to vote and a very high turnout is expected = 80%+. It seems that polls, carried out by traditional methods and based on the opinions of people who voted in the last General Election are mainly NO, whereas polls undertaken via social media are YES by a mile. It will be interesting to see how this changing demographic affects the final outcome.

Last week BBC broadcast a debate involving 16 and 17 year-olds. A friend whose daughter was taking part has been in touch to say that audience members, when asked their voting intentions, were requested to say that they were undecided. This is because the Yes voters so outnumbered the Nos that the programme would seem unbalanced!

mcem I thought the BBC was supposed to be honest and upfront these days. Not do any audience manipulation?!

Since no-one outside Scotland gets to vote on the possible destruction of the Union, there doesn't seem much point in surveying Scottish rather than Scotland-dwelling GNs.

Cari when are the results being published?

Closely following the national trend then.
Interesting