100 Days Until Scottish Referendum

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by the Yes campaign in the polls, highlighting the SNP's efforts to sway undecided voters. It emphasizes the potential benefits of independence for Scotland, citing its wealth and resources. The No campaign is rebranding to present a more positive message, acknowledging past negativity. Emotional appeals are made regarding Scotland's future, with the referendum being a pivotal moment. Both campaigns are preparing for a high-stakes decision that will shape the nation's future.

What is one of the main challenges faced by the Yes campaign according to the transcript?

• Lack of financial resources

• Overwhelming support from undecided voters

• Lagging behind in the polls

• Absence of female politicians

What does the SNP claim about undecided voters?

• They are mostly joining the No campaign

• They are evenly split between Yes and No campaigns

• They are joining the Yes campaign over Better Together by two to one

• They are not interested in the referendum

What is highlighted as a key reason for Scotland to pursue independence?

• Scotland's extraordinary resources and wealth

• The lack of political representation

• The need for a new national anthem

• The desire to join the European Union

What change did the No campaign make to their slogan?

• From 'Yes We Can' to 'No Thanks'

• From 'Stay United' to 'Better Together'

• From 'Better Together' to 'No Thanks'

• From 'No Thanks' to 'Better Together'

What is the emotional impact of the referendum as discussed in the transcript?

• It has made Scotland more united

• It has embarrassed some people by making Scotland look small

• It has increased Scotland's international reputation

• It has had no significant emotional impact