"No" Vote Pulls Ahead In New Scottish Independence Poll

A new poll has dealt a blow to the Scottish independence campaign.

The Survation poll, which was conducted by phone from Sept. 10-12, saw 54% of respondents saying they'll vote "no" and just 46% saying they'll vote "yes." The numbers exclude people who said they were undecided.

This poll comes less than a week before the Sept. 18 referendum for independence. Scots will vote whether to leave the UK and become an independent country.

The last YouGov poll put "no" votes at 52% and "yes" votes at 48%.

The "yes" campaign gained ground last week when a YouGov poll showed the "yes" vote taking the lead, but it seems that the "no" vote has now seen a resurgence.