Factoring in undecided voters, it looks like all of the recent polls are still forecasting a 'No' victory. Precedent tells us that undecided voters are overwhelmingly likely to vote in favour of the status quo on the day of the referendum. But, of course, a 'No' victory doesn't spell the end of independence movements in Scotland. Alex Salmond will say, [i]"If I've understood you well, you're telling me 'until next time'."[/i], and then after fifteen years of constant infighting in Scotland there'll be another referendum, and then even after that second vote of confidence in the UK, the argument will keep going and going and going.