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The Savanta ComRes poll for The Economist found only a third of people in Scotland want a second independence vote held in the next two years.
Meanwhile, 51 percent of the Scottish public are against a referendum altogether compared to 49 percent once those who are undecided are removed.
Before the close of 2023 Ms Sturgeon has said she is determined to give Scots a second opportunity to vote for Scottish independence from the rest of the UK.
The SNP leader pointed to her party’s election victory last year as proof she has a mandate to ask Scots the constitutional question for the second time in 10 years.
Scots rejected independence during a referendum in 2014 by 55 percent to 45 percent.
So, given the latest feeling from the Scottish public should Prime Minister Boris Johnson now allow a second referendum vote to take place?
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