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Today, the UK government has approved extraction from the Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea.
Previous polling on behalf of the Forum for Research on Energy showed that 6 in 10 Scots supported the approval prior to its happening:
survation.com/six-in-ten-sco…
On Rosebank, 64% say the UK Government should approve it and 16% say it should not. 63% say the Scottish Government should support both the Jackdaw and Rosebank projects going ahead, against 18% who say it should not.
55% say the Scottish Government should be more supportive of continued North Sea oil and gas production, 20% that its current position is about right and 11% that it should be less supportive. Among those who voted SNP at May’s election, 47% want the Scottish Government to be more supportive, against 30% who think its position is about right.
59% support developing oil and gas in the UK North Sea and 14% oppose it; 65% support expanding offshore wind around Scotland and 11% oppose it; 60% support building new electricity transmission infrastructure, such as pylons and substations, with 9% opposed.
On planning for that infrastructure, 34% would make the process faster even if communities have fewer chances to object, 27% would keep it as it is and 23% would give communities more chances to object.
NEW: Scottish Westminster Voting Intention on behalf of @theSNP
SNP: 34% (+4)
Labour: 20% (-15)
Reform UK: 18% (+11)
Conservative: 12% (-1)
Lib Dem: 8% (-2)
Green: 6% (+2)
Others: 3% (+2)
Changes since the 2024 General Election
F/w 18th September - 12th October 2026
NEW: Scottish Independence Voting Intention
Yes 52% (+7)
No 48% (−7)
Change vs the 2014 referendum result
F/w 18th September - 12th October 2026
Get the data:
Survation conducted an online poll of 2,039 adults aged 16+ in Scotland on behalf of the SNP.
Fieldwork was conducted between 18th September - 12th October 2026.
Tables are available here: cdn.survation.com/wp-content…
Get the data:
Survation conducted an online poll of 2,039 adults aged 16+ in Scotland on behalf of the SNP.
Fieldwork was conducted between 18th September - 12th October 2026. Tables are available: cdn.survation.com/wp-content…
Survation. retweeted
@Survation polling in Holborn and St Pancras found that Keir Starmer had a net favourability of -19 in his former constituency, vs +24 for Andy Burnham
What happened in Holborn and St Pancras?
Our constituency polling, carried out the week before the election, reveals voters motives and the reasons behind each parties' performance
🧵 1/6
survation.com/what-happened-…
5/6
And regardless of how people voted - they expected Labour to win
57% of those who intended to vote Green still expected Labour to win
6/6
Get the data:
Survation conducted a telephone and online poll of 504 adults aged 18+ living in the Holborn and St Pancras constituency on behalf of Dale Vince.
Fieldwork was conducted between 29 September - 6 October 2026.
Tables are available here: cdn.survation.com/wp-content…
Survation. retweeted
Tonight at 6pm we have a LIVE recording of our podcast focusing on the fallout of the Holborn & St. Pancras by-election!
Our Director Neal and Deputy Director Lena are joined by @DamianSurvation and @FayeBrownSky!
Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
We're hiring!
We're looking for a Junior Research & Data Analyst to join our team
If you have hands-on experience analysing data in R or Python and are interested in how polling works, we'd love to hear from you.
Read more and apply here: survation.com/careers/junior…
Survation. retweeted
1/4 A difficult defeat for the Greens. Polanski lost 33% to Labour’s 45%: a 3-point gap in May (inc CPA) is now 12, despite standing their leader and flooding the seat with activists. The “22-point rise/swing on 2024” ignores Feinstein’s 19%. Against the combined 29%, it’s about +3.