Dundee, Scotland, UK. 18th September, 2014: Scottish Referendum "Vote Yes" Campaign. Scottish National Party Political Campaigners and John Bisset of Radio Tay “Tay Talk-In” [left] at the VOTE YES / VOTE NO Polling Stations at Ardler Village in Dundee city encouraging Scottish People to vote Yes for Independence on September 18th 2014. Credit: Dundee Photographics / Alamy Live News
Dundee, Scotland, UK. 18th September, 2014: Scottish Referendum "Vote Yes" Campaign. Scottish National Party Political Campaigners and John Bisset of Radio Tay “Tay Talk-In” [left] at the VOTE YES / VOTE NO Polling Stations Ardler Village in Dundee city encouraging Scottish People to vote Yes for Independence on September 18th 2014. A referendum on whether Scotland should be an independent country or stay united with England. The referendum question, as recommended by the Electoral Commission, will be "Should Scotland be an independent country?" – Voters can only answer yes or no. With some exceptions, all residents in Scotland aged 16 or over can vote, representing over 4 million people. To be successful, the independence proposal requires a simple majority (at least one vote more than the other side). Many issues have been raised during the campaign including which currency an independent Scotland would use, public expenditure and North Sea oil.
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Location: Dundee, Angus, Tayside, Scotland, United Kingdom
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