The EU Referendum: Polling Day

[Witor]

Voted Remain. Can understand why some (UK Based) would vote out, although don't agree with the reasons, too much is up in the air.

Closer to home (for me), remain is the only option. Alternative would be a whole world of pain for Gib.

 

[Zethor]

Now we see your agenda card marked

Good catch! The red IN signature he has had for a while was anything but obvious.

 

[Zethor]

Well just got back from voting and I voted to kick France out.

Sacré bleu!!

 

[Armageus]

Already been and voted to remain. Each to their own though - you make the best choice that you believe in, based on the "information" available to you.

 

[Mr Jack]

Wasn't sure if parties were still allowed to campaign on the day or not. Well have fun .

Yup, they are. Media outlets can't report on it, but it can still be done, excepting a small exclusion area around the polling stations themselves.

 

[Semple]

OCUK's current poll is 56.25% IN, and 43.75% out (at 64 votes)

Will be interesting to see how this progresses throughout the day.

13 hours and 20 mins left to vote.

 

[JoeF1]

Setting off to vote out now.

As long as you vote, that's all that counts.

 

[Mynight]

Well just got back from voting and I voted to kick France out.

I wasn't given that option . Would have changed my vote .

 

[Freefaller]

Well just got back from voting and I voted to kick France out.

What a strange comment.

You won't get rid of me that easily as I've countered your vote

 

[Fuggan]

Done.

 

[kaptainmarc]

Voted this morning, can't tell which way its going to go

 

[bemaniac]

Got £15000 saved up over last 10 years. Need about £20000 removed from the value of the houses in the area I want to buy so I can afford the size I want. Voting out to cause a housing price crash today. have a house? vote in! want a house? vote out!

 

[do_ron_ron]

Don't fancy another ten years of financial mayhem. Remain.

 

[Fuggan]

Voting out to cause a housing price crash today. have a house? vote in! want a house? vote out!

 

[Insanties_birth]

I'm suprised, according to that previous infographic the people of the independant were meant to be havily in favour of remaining. Come the poll on there website and it's far closer, it's currently 51% remain. Surprisingly low lead for what is meant to be one of the best broadsheets with a more liberal and thorough outlook. It's as if the small polling numbers of some polls don't equate to good measurements.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...for-handing-out-remain-leaflets-a7093386.html

 

[snips86x]

Got £15000 saved up over last 10 years. Need about £20000 removed from the value of the houses in the area I want to buy so I can afford the size I want. Voting out to cause a housing price crash today. have a house? vote in! want a house? vote out!

Pretty sure that's not how its going to work lol

 

[Armageus]

Got £15000 saved up over last 10 years. Need about £20000 removed from the value of the houses in the area I want to buy so I can afford the size I want. Voting out to cause a housing price crash today. have a house? vote in! want a house? vote out!

Pretty sure that's not how its going to work lol

Not to mention the "possibility" that people *could* lose jobs and not afford houses anyway.

 

[Maccy]

I can't see any valid reason to leave, Trump and Putin support Brexit, so on that basis, I'm IN.

 

[robfosters]

I am just ridiculously torn. I was staunch leave but am swaying badly.

I will stick with out. But I'm not 100% convinced.

 

[bemaniac]

Not to mention the "possibility" that people *could* lose jobs and not afford houses anyway.

I've got a deposit and UK to UK company I work for. My job relies on UK to UK trade.