Brexit or not?

[LJay]

For you on the British side of things, how do you think the vote will go?

[LONDONER]

For you on the British side of things, how do you think the vote will go?

The stock market gained yesterday as did the pound/dollar/euro rate. Bookmakers have increased their odd on Remain winning. In spite of that it's hard to predict. It's going to be a very close call.

[TigerLover]

I dunno.
The leave campaign employed ugly xenophobia. That's a strategy that never fails to fail at a national level.

But the leave campaign also has simpler arguments that've been clearly communicated.

It's too close to call. But if the worst does happen I'm blaming old hamface Cameron.

[Genersis]

I'm expecting a leave vote. Always have.
With more emotionally raw arguments and turnout levels in their favour, it's difficult to see Leave scoring less than 47%.

[TigerLover]

I'm expecting a leave vote. Always have.
With more emotionally raw arguments and turnout levels in their favour, it's difficult to see Leave scoring less than 47%.

Oh it'll come down to one or two percent. But i think your pessimism is showing. The majority of the left wing will vote remain by default along with most Scottish, welsh and minority people.

Also. A Pessimist that supports the green party! :O
Gotta say I admire the strength of your convictions.

[princealbertofb]

I dunno.
The leave campaign employed ugly xenophobia. That's a strategy that never fails to fail at a national level.

But the leave campaign also has simpler arguments that've been clearly communicated.

It's too close to call. But if the worst does happen I'm blaming old hamface Cameron.

I don't know what it was that persuaded most of the country apart from Northern Ireland, Scotland and London to vote out, but it could well be that fear of the other. Britain is becoming too small. So small.

[princealbertofb]

I'm expecting a leave vote. Always have.
With more emotionally raw arguments and turnout levels in their favour, it's difficult to see Leave scoring less than 47%.

It turn,s out you were right. When I heard last night (late) that Basildon had voted out and that it was one of those constituencies that match the outcome, I had greater doubts than ever.