Scotland Goes to the Polls to Decide on Independence

The video discusses the voter registration and eligibility criteria for an election in Scotland, highlighting that 97% of the potential electorate has registered. It explains the voting process, including postal voting and the timeline for counting votes. The atmosphere at polling stations is described as mixed, with emotions running high. The final vote count will occur at the Royal Highland Centre, with results expected by breakfast time. The video also compares turnout statistics to historical records, noting New Zealand's record turnout in 1946.

What is the significance of the 4.3 million people registered to vote?

What age group is eligible to vote in this election in Scotland?

Describe the atmosphere outside polling booths as reported in the text.

What is the process for counting votes after the polls close?

What is the historical turnout percentage that needs to be beaten in this election?