Skyline of Edinburgh, Scotland (Unsplash/Joe Tree)
- 55 percent of Scots have voted against leaving the United Kingdom in a referendum.
- Turnout was 84 percent, or 3.6 million.
- Scottish independence could have made a British exit from the EU more likely.
- Prime Minister David Cameron has called for a “balanced settlement” that is fair to Scotland as well as the rest of the UK.
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