We want to know how you voted on independence in 2014 and how you would vote now (Image: PA)
TODAY marks 10 years since the referendum on Scottish independence and we want to know if your views have changed or stayed the same.
The country voted 55% in favour of remaining within the UK while 45% voted for independence.
We told on Tuesday how a new YouGov poll found that support for Yes had remained at similar levels to 2014.
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However, when asked what they would vote if an independent Scotland were to rejoin the EU, 56% of people said they would vote Yes while just 32% would vote No.
Vote in our poll to let us know what you voted in 2014 and what you would vote now.
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