The EU Referendum: Polling Day

[ColdAsIce]

There is a lot of problems within the EU but isolating ourselves and not having a say in making meaningful changes seems a stupid thing to do.

I've voted to remain. I feel this will very much go the way of the Scottish Referendum, come voting time, people will stick with the status quo.

 

[John40]

wowzers, look at the poll. Where are all the vote leave people? Still in bed?

They will be all polishing their BNP regalia as apparently that's what we all support on here.

 

[The Mad Rapper]

Boris. Obviously. Osborne is not PM material.

 

[Avenged7Fold]

I wondered this exact thing... Leave has been winning it all the way up to voting day and now it's Remain

Maybe all the Leavers are still in bed Lazy Leavers

Remain have definately planted new users to the forum. Playing dirty is our middle name!



#DoILookFatInMyTinfoilHat?

 

[Marky]

Remain have definately planted new users to the forum. Playing dirty is our middle name!



#DoILookFatInMyTinfoilHat?

Hahaha

 

[sityeuropa]

I've lost hope, so many tree huggers wishing to bend over and vacate control.

 

[The Mad Rapper]

I wondered this exact thing... Leave has been winning it all the way up to voting day and now it's Remain

Maybe all the Leavers are still in bed Lazy Leavers

What people say and what they do are two different things.

 

[dirtychinchilla]

Oh dear all Leavers are BNP - change the record.

That's certainly not what I meant, but the majority of the people with the most passionate leave opinions are quite far right.

 

[Captain]

You're all cowards voting remain, I've voted leave.

 

[Rilot]

It's early in the morning. Most of the people with jobs are awake and are voting for remain, those without jobs have yet to wake up.

 

[Insanties_birth]

I am still undecided, normal elections I am usually 90% certain but won't really make up my mind until I vote tonight

That's how I felt, I even tried to give myself some double checking of my opinion as I was walking to the polling station and questioned whether the EU had as much control as I thought, what areas they controlled and whether they was improving.

In the end I voted leave, I feel the EU let themselves down by not truly being any part of this debate. The MEP's most vocal were telling us to leave (UK MEP's) and the EU failing to communicate with the people again was just another sign that even when they slowed policy making down a lot they still didn't have time to answer to the public. They really don't engage or care about our opinions but I'll not rant on anyway, they are going to be on the chopping board in my opinion. Mostly old people at the polling station I was at too

Could go either way and I hope the best for britain and europe in the end but can't abide by a shadow democracy of unnacountables.

 

[Avenged7Fold]

How can they leave Europe, when they cant even leave their beds!

 

[The Mad Rapper]

That's certainly not what I meant, but the majority of the people with the most passionate leave opinions are quite far right.

Nonsense.

 

[delta0]

Why has the poll done a reverse from what it was, did we have a few on here telling porkies.

It has only just started! It is moving towards leave at the moment.

 

[Narj]

Voted Leave AND Remain this morning (my vote plus a friend's proxy vote).

 

[Conscript]

Yep - I think Project Fear were counting on it

Oh, do go away. You know full well the leave campaign has been just as full of hyperbole, scaremongering and half truths as the remain campaign.

 

[The Mad Rapper]

I voted Leave by the way. All you Remain bitches can kiss my arse

 

[adam cool dude]

Just out of curiosity how accurate was the OCUK on the previous general election?

Also maybe it is because I work evenings but 90% of the voters at my polling station were 50+.

 

[Freakbro]

But... but... your being a stuuuupid, stuuupid, stuuupid head!

It's such a well articulated point John was making wasn't it

Will vote remain for the sake of other peoples children. Does that make you feel better John?

lol

 

[Armageus]

It's early in the morning. Most of the people with jobs are awake and are voting for remain, those without jobs have yet to wake up.