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The Queen has remained staunchly apolitical throughout her reign and abstained from commenting on public votes, for the most part. However, recent polls show more than half of the Scottish electorate now support the independence movement, having been spurred on by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. A second referendum could therefore be on its way.
Queen news: The Queen is currently self-isolating at Windsor Castle (Image: GETTY) That s an interpretation by one person. The other story was the Queen getting involved. All she said, perfectly innocuously, was you ve got to be very careful how you re voting.
The Queen, as head of state, is required to remain politically neutral and conceal her personal views.
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Other members of the Royal Family are not asked to do the same, but senior royals join the Queen in her neutrality bid and tend not to express political views or cast their ballot.
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Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has renewed the call for a referendum on independence again and new polls show that a majority of the electorate would vote in favour of breaking away from the UK. This would be the second public vote on the matter, just seven years after Westminster granted Scotland a “once-in-a-generation” chance to change its centuries-old UK tie. However, even if the referendum goes ahead, it is not expected to change the Queen’s status.