The next Scottish referendum polls

For the many people who keep on asking, here are the remaining Scottish referendum polls that I know about. It's not necessarily exhaustive, there may be other polls out there still to come, but it's the sum of my knowledge at the moment:

There is a Survation poll to come tonight, for the Daily Record There is a YouGov poll for the Sun and Times on Friday At the end of the week or weekend (not sure of the exact day) there is a new ICM poll I think there is also a new Panelbase poll at the weekend

Next week there will definitely be final call polls from YouGov and Ipsos MORI, I'd expect both on Wednesday night. I imagine there will also be final polls from other companies like Survation ~~and TNS~~ who have regularly polled during the referendum campaign, but haven't seen any confirmation yet.

There isn't an official BBC/ITV exit poll for the referendum - these days you only get them for general elections.

UPDATE: Scratch the idea of a final TNS poll, they aren't doing one. Post on the new Survation poll coming up later.

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