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Right then. I reckon Remain to sneak it winning by 52% to 48% with a high turnout of 73%
Remain 62%
Leave 38%
Turnout. 70%
Wasted opportunity
Hopefully common sense will prevail, and we won't be seeing this again
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Remain 46-54 Leave. Hope im wrong.
probably get lambasted for saying it but i think the death of the MP swings it to remain, sad i know but i think its a huge moment in a horrible campaign
Remain to win by a few votes, less than 500 margin. Turnout would be higher than usual
And, judging by the way the campaign has gone, we'll probably get multiple legal challenges to the result from the losing side.
I have a feeling leave will just nick it (I want to remain)
I think the best outcome would be a marginal remain win that puts pressure on the EU.
Leave to have more votes.
Remain declared the winner
http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/...bership-result
If the bookies are correct we will remain.
I hope they are wrong.
Depends where you live, who you know etc. I live in London and the majority are voting remain whilst the people I know back in Wales the majority want to leave. Which to me seems strange as Wales benefits more from the EU than London.
The bbc had an article (that I can't find) that said who is more likely to vote which way, under 30 more likely remain over 30 leave, university leavers more likely remain etc.
For my part I hope the bookies are right! However surely bookie's odds are only a bi-product of TOTAL VALUE of bets made? I gather the bookies admit to having received more bets to leave but as the amounts gambled are much higher for the fewer (and higher stakes) in the remain camp, that dramatically affects the odds. If you want to keep us in, dont waste the vote next Thursday.
Interesting poll here.
http://www.southwalesargus.co.uk/new...How_you_voted/
The result will be a narrow REMAIN win with a turnout of 65%. Within a month the EU will come forward with their ridiculous rules to limit vacuum cleaner power as well as a large bill to help pay for the euro and migration crisis and Greece's bailout. We will be liable for the latter as we were for the last bailout despite the assurances obtained.
Remin to win about 66 - 34
however as someone said, whatever result has be be ratified by Parliament and a vote there made to begin or not begin extraction.