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John Swinney: SNP Holyrood majority would warrant second independence referendum
John Swinney said SNP must win a majority to trigger a second referendum as 55.3% voted against independence in 2014, citing Scotland's democratic right to decide.
- First Minister John Swinney said another Scottish independence referendum would be demanded if the Scottish National Party wins a majority at the Scottish Parliament at Holyrood.
- Historical precedent shows the SNP majority that preceded the last referendum led to more than two million No votes and 1.6 million Yes votes.
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John Swinney: SNP Holyrood majority would warrant second independence referendum
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C 25%
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