A decade after the 2014 referendum, new polling shows a possible slim majority for Scottish independence, highlighting a generational divide in voter preferences.
Current attitudes show that while Scotland is sharply divided on independence, issues like health and the economy are more pressing for voters than constitutional questions.
Polling indicates that younger voters are more supportive of independence, with 63% of those aged 16 to 34 favoring 'yes', contrasting with the older demographic.
The potential impacts of independence concern voters, with significant percentages believing tax rates and business conditions could worsen, yet opinions on economic growth are mixed.
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