EU Referendum Results Thread | Leave have won, Cameron resigns

How did you vote to this: Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the EU or leave the EU?

  • Remain a member of the European Union

    Votes: 321 75.5%
  • Leave the European Union

    Votes: 80 18.8%
  • Spoiled ballot

    Votes: 24 5.6%

  • Total voters
    425
  • Poll closed .
Working class this, working class that - to be honest the people I've spoken with over the last few weeks have been the exact opposite. Most of the working class people I know have voted Remain whereas the middle class and small to medium business owners I speak with have been voting Leave.
I agree with you. Generalisations on here are sweeping.
 
FFS, you're our polls guru. :lol:
What Dante said!

I was actually just going to offer that thing as a straw to clutch - could very easily be a geographical thing. Turnout is below 70% there too and London was supposed to be riding over 80% in places like Westminster and the City.
 
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:lol: Sorry.
 
Still a way to go, but if the GE was swayed by an invisible cabal of Shy Tories, then the poll-proof influence of stealth Brexiters was always a high possibility.
 
There is a depressing amount of stupid people alive.

I should've gone to bed after the Gilbrater vote, now I'm shitting it too much to be able to sleep.
Should never have let stupid people vote on something as massive as this.
 
Aye, although Farage and Boris will care little about that.

Yeah, I was going to try and expand on that a little bit, but I was struggling to properly articulate. I find it so difficult for career politicians with little to nothing lose from a financial standpoint to ask the poorest of us to follow them over the precipice and vote out.
 
Remain and Leave

are now evens

edit: not it isnt
 
Still a way to go, but if the GE was swayed by an invisible cabal of Shy Tories, then the poll-proof influence of stealth Brexiters was always a high possibility.
Found it hard to judge that one. Given in the Scots ref the 'shy vote' was the status quo.
 
Quote just seen on my facebook (from a not very bright Brexiter), in reply to the DM's first update after the Gibralter vote:

Oh feck off Daily mail. You Tory, eu loving Ihni binni dimi diniwiny anitaime.....it's one vote!!!!
:lol:
 
Should never have let stupid people vote on something as massive as this.

As bad as that sounds for democracy but I agree. I feel so many people are misinformed in this one.

I don't know how Switzerland deals with having so many referendums a year.
 
Reading one analysis piece saying that leave campaign successfully (maybe) turned the campaign into a view of if you vote stay you are voting with the elites? So a they played on the class divide is that true?
 
What Dante said!

I was actually just going to offer that thing as a straw to clutch - could very easily be a geographical thing. Turnout is below 70% there too and London was supposed to be riding over 80% in places like Westminster and the City.
A quarter of the number of voters in Gibraltar, I don't think there's much reason for celebration there...
 
Reading one analysis piece saying that leave campaign successfully (maybe) turned the campaign into a view of if you vote stay you are voting with the elites? So a they played on the class divide is that true?
Yep, common train of thought on stuff on social media (not best indicator of anything I know) was that stay is voting for the elites, leave means taking back control, pens are needed so votes can't be changed by the untrustworthy government they want to give control to and that grandparents didn't die in WW2 just so that we'd be in the dictatorship of the EU.
 
Reading one analysis piece saying that leave campaign successfully (maybe) turned the campaign into a view of if you vote stay you are voting with the elites? So a they played on the class divide is that true?

Their whole campaign was built on a range of lies to cast as wide a net as possible.
 
Is the strength of the pound really relevant at this point?

My knowledge is super limited but my understanding is you buy/sell at the drop of a hat based on any market intelligence and traders are quick to do so, particularly if there's uncertainty/lack of confidence which there would be right now. It would recover, no?
 
A quarter of the number of voters in Gibraltar, I don't think there's much reason for celebration there...
Those were just the two I saw specifically, was thinking more that it's indicative of a large turnout boost city-wide. GE2015 turnout - 59%.
 
Their whole campaign was built on a range of lies to cast as wide a net as possible.
This. Almost everything I've heard from them has either been guess work at best and out right lies at worst.
 
Reading one analysis piece saying that leave campaign successfully (maybe) turned the campaign into a view of if you vote stay you are voting with the elites? So a they played on the class divide is that true?
Definitely.