CLEAN : Rivals bid for votes in knife edge Scotland referendum

The speaker advises ignoring polls and waiting for Thursday, expressing confidence in the outcome. They highlight the media and political influence on public opinion, noting a lack of coverage for grassroots campaigns. The speaker distrusts polls, questioning their accuracy and the reliability of those conducting them.

What does the speaker suggest we do instead of focusing on polls?

• Analyze the polls in detail

• Trust the media's interpretation

• Ignore the event completely

• Wait patiently for the actual event

According to the speaker, what are the two main influences on public perception?

• Economic factors and social media

• Celebrity endorsements and advertisements

• Media narratives and grassroots campaigns

• Political debates and public speeches

Why does the speaker believe politicians feel threatened?

• They are not popular among the public

• They might lose their jobs if the vote is yes

• They are facing financial difficulties

• They lack support from the media

What is the speaker's opinion on the media's coverage of grassroots campaigns?

• The media misrepresents them

• They are the main focus of media reports

• They are often ignored by the media

• The media covers them extensively

What is the speaker's view on the reliability of polls?

• Polls are somewhat accurate

• Polls are highly reliable

• Polls are the best indicator of public opinion

• Polls cannot accurately predict voting behavior