Having spoken to some friends in Scotland the suspicion I have had throughout the campaign appears to have become strengthened. Almost all of them were undecided a year ago and remain so to this very day.
The debates between Salmond and Darling did nothing to make up their minds and a few of them believe they will head to the voting booth not really knowing which way to go.
I believe both the yes and no campaigns have been a dismal failure.
Cynical, negative, speculative and hopelessly devoid of any really useful debate at hand.
Claim and counter claim with both sides picking out certain bits of certain studies and interpreting them for their own ends.
Both sides plucking out figures out of what seems like thin air.
The debates turning into nothing more than a shambolic shouting match.
Patronising nonsense from both campaigns who have imo let down the many undecided voters.
There will inevitably be those who are staunchly in favour of independence and those equally staunch unionists.
But they are not the people who will decide the result imo.
The practical, logistical, economic and constitutional case had to be made on both sides.
To this point both sides have abjectly failed in this responsibility.
In the end I suspect it will be a narrow margin of victory for either side based on a substantial number of voters going on nothing other than gut instinct.
A very unsatisfactory process from the start will imo produce an utterly inconclusive result.
I feel very sorry for those undecided voters who are being asked to make such a hugely fundamental decision without being given satisfactory debate or information to help them decide.
They care about their country as I'm sure all the voters do but they do not want to make a wrong decision
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Very sad.