Ahead of Thursday's critical Scottish Independence vote, we thought some context was worthwhile. As The Guardian notes [2], history shows that when people are asked, they almost always say yes to independence. Every election, country and place’s history is unique and different. Scotland is no exception. Yet, when given the opportunity, The Guardian [2] finds countries tend to vote in favour of independence, and to do so decisively - across 50 votes since 1846, the vote for independence came out on top 88% of the time (and when the margin was small, voters always sided with independence.) But this time is different, right?
88% of Votes chose Independence since 1846
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Full dataset:
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