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

How did you vote in the EU Referendum?

  • Remain a member of the European Union

    Votes: 861 53.0%

  • Leave the European Union

    Votes: 763 47.0%
  • Total voters
    1,624
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Dave85 said:
So many of the remain people on FB throwing the toys out the pram its quite sad really.
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I am itching to respond to some of them, but I don't have a FB account so use my wife's to see how family are getting on. She was in the Remain camp, so she really wouldn't thank me.

There is a huge amount of venom on FB his morning, which is silly. We all still have to live with each other.
 
anticonscience said:
I really didn't think I would feel this gutted if we left.

If you'd have asked me months ago if I would feel like this if we left id have laughed because I thought I wasn't that bothered, and that's me as thinking I wanted to leave back then too, now I realise how much I did care and I am glad I voted remain.
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Same exactly as myself. Emotions running pretty high now
 
Well I apologise for my previous post which was deemed offensive, I didn't think it was but never mind.

I guess all the remain folk will have a taste of how we felt after the Indy referendum. One positive is that this gives the SNP a mandate for Indy2, and this time we'll win!

No more Tories...hurrah!
 
TBH I think Leave proved to be very pervasive because there are a lot of very passionate people on the Leave side, with a range of different visions as to what the UK will look like after we leave, with many picturing their own utopia. Realistically, some of them will be disappointed a few years from now.

Take immigration, for instance. Some people have a soft stance, simply seeking a policy that we can control. They're happy for those who are already here to stay, they're happy for us to pick and choose who comes in, from anywhere in the world. Then there's others who have a significantly harsher stance, wanting to see deportations and our borders closed to large parts of the world. Both parties expect their vision to come true once we leave. Yet both cannot happen. And there is every possibility nothing will happen on immigration. Hell, we could be forced to sign Schengen as part of an FTA.

This was always my reluctance for voting Leave. It's the 'mystery box' option. Even Leave campaigners can't agree on what the future will look like.
 
I wonder if literally the prices in supermarkets will rise as well as luxury goods.
Those low income people might regret their decision earlier than I thought
 
Oh the salt on Facebook. I made so much money last night on the betting markets. Thats the difference folks, those who embrace the change vs those who dont.
 
Neil79 said:
The UK has never been so united, over 1 million MORE people voted to Leave, they stood with each other to do so.

If you're talking about Scotland, they've been pushing to ununite for awhile
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51/49 split is unified? :p

Going to be an interesting ride. Unless you lose your job due to the recession of course.
 
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