ALT Large crowd waving Scottish flags at a rally for Scottish independence in Edinburgh's Parliament Square.

ALT A bold red graphic with the headline “A Majority of Scots Support Independence.” Below it, a large pie chart shows 52% Yes in blue and 48% No in grey. The source reads: “Ipsos, November 27 and December 3 (1061 adults aged 16+).” At the bottom, the YES logo appears beside the text “Find out why we need Scottish independence – yes.scot.”

ALT Pie chart showing 55% of Scots support independence while 45% oppose it, highlighting majority favor for Scotland's independence.

ALT A red background graphic with bold white text at the top reading “A MAJORITY OF SCOTS SUPPORT INDEPENDENCE.” Below, a pie chart shows 53% Yes in blue and 47% No in grey. At the bottom, a dark blue banner says “YES” on the left and “DECLARE YOUR SUPPORT FOR SCOTLAND’S RIGHT TO DECIDE YES.SCOT/DECIDE” on the right in blue and yellow text.

ALT A crowd of people with Scottish flags in George Square, Glasgow. Text asks why support Scotland’s right to decide and quotes that without it Scotland risks losing democracy and equality.

ALT The black front door of 10 Downing Street. Text says Westminster leaders and Prime Ministers have described the UK as a voluntary union of equal partners, with Scotland free to decide its future.

ALT A pie chart showing Scottish independence poll results: 52% Yes in purple and 48% No in gray, with the Yes section slightly larger. Text on the graphic reads “Poll shows majority for independence – 52% Yes, 48% No.”

ALT A close-up of the Scottish saltire flag. Text says Scotland’s future is for its people to decide, with Westminster once calling the UK a voluntary union based on consent.

ALT A street sign for Downing Street in Westminster. Text says Westminster is denying Scottish democracy by blocking an independence referendum, despite Holyrood elections showing support.

ALT A person places a ballot paper into a box. Text says Scotland has voted for an independence referendum through SNP election wins in 2011 and 2021, with a clear mandate for another vote.

ALT A protest sign reading “Brexit Means Brexit.” Text says Brexit was forced on Scotland, costing investment, raising bills, and leaving families poorer, while independence offers a way back to Europe.

ALT A wind turbine against a blue sky. Text says Westminster keeps control of key powers, leaving Scotland behind Europe, raising bills, imposing austerity, and blocking energy wealth use.

ALT Inside the Scottish Parliament chamber. Text says devolution has delivered free prescriptions, no tuition fees, fairer taxes, and stronger services, but Westminster interference shows only independence secures these gains.

ALT The front of 10 Downing Street. Text says the UK is not a partnership of equals, with Westminster ignoring Scotland’s wishes, and only independence can deliver equality.

ALT A view over a river and town in Scotland, with autumn trees. Text says Scotland is a nation with its own history, institutions, and people who identify as Scottish, with the right to choose its path.

ALT Graphic showing campaigners in YES shirts under the question “What is the democratic argument for Scottish independence?” with the answer: “Scotland should make its own decisions, yet Westminster overrides Holyrood, ignores Scottish votes on issues like Brexit, and blocks a referendum backed by a majority of MSPs – leaving independence as the only way to ensure Scotland’s voice is heard.” The bottom of the graphic shows the word “YES” and the link yes.scot/decide.

ALT Blue background with bold white text at the top reading: "Nearly 60% of Scots back Scotland’s right to decide." Below, a pie chart shows 57% Yes in purple and 43% No in grey. Small text underneath cites the source: "Scottish Election Study, June 2025, 1,204 Scottish adults." At the bottom, the multicolour "YES" logo is shown alongside the text "Find out why we need Scottish independence – yes.scot".

ALT Pie chart showing 52% support for Scottish independence (Yes in purple) vs 48% against (No in grey). Text reads: “A majority of Scots support independence.” Source: Ipsos STV poll, June 2025, with don’t knows removed. Yes Scotland branding and link included.