Scotland votes to remain part of the United Kingdom, 55% voted saying "No" to reject Independence

Admin | 19 Sep, 2014 12:48AM | Leave a comment
Scotland has voted to remain part of the United Kingdom, as an army of “silent” No voters defeated an unprecedented challenge to the 307-year union.

With only two council areas to declare results, the No campaign was heading for a victory with a margin of 55 to 45 per cent. But the impact of the vote will trigger a major constitutional upheaval for the whole of the UK.

http://youtu.be/nln9PqsIgMI

https://twitter.com/David_Cameron/status/512823146580176896

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gPKdXHGcLw

Should Scotland be an independent country? Results




Final






























Votes %
NO 1,914,187 55.42
YES 1,539,920 44.58
TARGET TO WIN 1,822,443 N/A
After 31 of 32 counts

Aberdeen City  -- NO (58.61%)
Aberdeenshire -- NO (60.36%)
Angus -- NO (56.32%)
Argyll & Bute --NO (58.52%)
Clackmannanshire  -- NO ( 53.80% )
Comhairle nan Eilean Siar -- NO (53.42%)
Dumfries & Galloway -- NO (65.67%)
Dundee City -- YES (57.35%)
East Ayrshire  -- NO (52.78%)
East Dunbartonshire -- NO (61.20%)
East Lothian  -- NO (61.72%)
East Renfrewshire  -- NO (63.19%)
Edinburgh  -- NO (61.10%)
Falkirk -- NO (53.47%)
Fife -- NO (55.05%)
Glasgow -- YES (53.49%)
Highland --
Inverclyde -- NO (50.08%)
Midlothian -- NO (56.30%)
Moray -- NO (57.56%)
North Ayrshire -- NO (51.01%)
North Lanarkshire -- YES (51.07%)
Orkney Islands -- NO (67.20%)
Perth & Kinross  -- NO (60.19%)
Renfrewshire -- NO (52.81%)
Scottish Borders --  NO (66.56%)
Shetland Islands -- NO ( 63.71% )
South Ayrshire -- NO (57.87%)
South Lanarkshire -- NO (54.67%)
Stirling -- NO (59.77%)
West Dunbartonshire -- YES (53.96%)
West Lothian -- NO (55.18%)