SCOT goes POP!

A few weeks ago, I defended Jason McCann on this blog, and I entirely stand by that, because there was no doubt at all that his views had be...

So there are basically five possible outcomes to the current crisis - 1) May's deal passes 2) No Deal 3) Softer Brexit 4) People...

As we all know, an individual Scottish subsample from a GB-wide voting intention poll is rarely of much use, except as a straw in the wind w...

The eagle-eyed David Halliday pointed out to me earlier today that independence figures can be found in the datasets of the new Survation po...

Although the headline moment tonight was the wafer-thin defeat of the Benn amendment, which may once again increase the chances of a No Dea...

Just as an interesting addendum to the previous post about the increasing possibility that the UK may take part in this May's European P...

On the narrowest of margins does history turn.  If the Spelman amendent had been defeated (and it would have taken just two MPs voting the o...

For the second time in a few days I have to query the editorial priorities of the Herald in dealing with opinion polls - their take on the ...

I know it's almost a waste of breath to complain when newspapers run misleading headlines about opinion polls, but it has to be said tha...

Apologies for not being all over the latest Wings Over Scotland / Panelbase poll - I'm a bit under the weather today.  But I'll pos...