Skip to content - Yes, 60% voted that the UK should remain in the EU but only 45% previously voted for Scottish independence. How would you propose Scotland would get another referendum to make another choice? If you did achieve another vote, and won independence, would that be on the basis of joining the EU and accepting the Euro? Would Scotland be able to satisfy the convergence criteria given it would lose the £25 billion a year subsidy arising from the Barnett formula? You might not like the Conservatives, but in a democracy we can have something else. Try voting against an EU policy or law, you can’t. That’s why we’re leaving. Or can Scotland be a self-governing independent state?
