Poll: The Official OcUK EU Referendum Exit poll (and results discussion thread)

[Housey]

Brian Cox's comments are spot on, we are now more divided than we have ever been. It's going to take a lot of work to unite us again.

Nah, come 6 months it will be back to normal I suspect.

 

[Freakbro]

Oh yes it does.

I think he's just created it...such is the gravitas of the man

 

[Caged]

Can we phone someone and get them to hurry up?

Just send in C64 to hit fast-forward on the coverage they filmed weeks ago in secret due to it being a fix.

 

[thenewoc]

So hard to call this with people not necessarily pinning their vote to their usual party colours with the exception of UKIPers. Big increase in voters for UKIP in last election and in general for the right across Europe so fingers crossed!

 

[Avenged7Fold]

Brian Cox is wrong on this one.

Tomorrow they will be planning on how to monopolise on all these newly interested voters, but it will be branded as uniting the country

This referendum is a game changer for the major and minor parties, could be the final time we see a two party parliament or it could be the final nail that guarantees a two party parliament for the next century.

 

[Rilot]

Just watching the BBC coverage.

Isn't it strange that politicians have to wait until after the polls close to have a sensible debate.

Indeed. It's all very cordial. IDS I think is doing very well. He's a very good statesman.

 

[Housey]

Well he was a pompous ass then.

Oh we was that old Winston, but his comment still carries weight. Very few people REALLY understand the issues in detail.

 

[Dave M]

Are you serious? You actually want us to change to the Euro?

That can absolutely not happen, in my opinion...

In it's current form of course not, but it just may be possible to reform the single currency if the city of london / BoE were central to the management and in making the rules.

You only have to look at the relative performance of the Fed/BoE compared to the ECB, the Euro zone has not been well served by an overly conservative monetary policy.

You can say equally, compared to the US the UK has not been well served by an austerity obsessed government but at least our currency was well managed.

 

[robfosters]

Indeed. It's all very cordial. IDS I think is doing very well. He's a very good statement.

It's like boxers. All mouth and insults before a fight but hugging each other and best of friends after.

 

[ebilcake]

Seems like the leave campaign have all but admitted defeat.

Not looking forward to seeing a smug David Cameron tomorrow.

 

[StriderX]

Governments done a great job...

AHAHHAHHAHA

 

[Uther]

Nah, come 6 months it will be back to normal I suspect.

That long? I would give it a few weeks at most.

 

[darael]

I suspect we will remain, but only by a very small margin.

Whether or not this is for the better, time will eventually tell.

 

[Housey]

I think it's pleasing to see such strong turn outs. If nothing more that is a good thing.

 

[Gilly]

Time for another theoretical question please.

All you remainers, if a remain/leave referendum was held on the basis that if we stay we have to switch to the euro, would that change your vote?

Absolutely

 

[Rilot]

Ugh, Douglas Carswell.............

 

[StriderX]

Dimbleby just middle-fingered the country D:

 

[Sasahara]

Can you explain that one?

Some Eastern Europeans ate some ducks and fish I guess? : D

I was Remain.

 

[panyan]

One thing that this referendum has shown me, is how right Winston Churchill was when he said "the best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter"

ive never heard that one before

 

[Tombstone]

God, Amber Rudd is on bbc....utterly utterly vile woman