Caporegime
She never changed them, just writing down a number.
Poll: The Official OcUK EU Referendum Exit poll (and results discussion thread)
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We really don't know
In London
You are dangerous.
agreed - probably filling in a count form or something
nothing amiss there I reckon
Caporegime
London is looking like the only hope now. Scotland's turnout looks like a disaster.
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Leave now 5/4
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Yes Wellingborough and Peter Bone chalk up some more for leave, closest constituency to me so far
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The OCUK poll did swing from leave to remain so something changed there.
London in theory should be voting to leave, its the most finance dependant area of the country as I understand it. So EU bringing interference with the idea of putting down bad big banks is a problem for it, it could make them noncompetitive which means jobs lost to freer regimes such as Switzerland even.
Just a maybe but if that was a fear, I'd expect them to vote out. However votes by people is a different thing so I dont know, maybe all those swanky bankers live elsewhere.
Also London is the most globally connected, its big enough, efficent to float without subsidies. Somebody laughed at Wales voting to leave which is probably correct, massive amounts of unused land with not that many people and likely heavily influenced by EU policy vs actual business done.
I've been surprised from the start it was ever a close vote tbh
London in theory should be voting to leave, its the most finance dependant area of the country as I understand it. So EU bringing interference with the idea of putting down bad big banks is a problem for it, it could make them noncompetitive which means jobs lost to freer regimes such as Switzerland even.
Just a maybe but if that was a fear, I'd expect them to vote out. However votes by people is a different thing so I dont know, maybe all those swanky bankers live elsewhere.
Also London is the most globally connected, its big enough, efficent to float without subsidies. Somebody laughed at Wales voting to leave which is probably correct, massive amounts of unused land with not that many people and likely heavily influenced by EU policy vs actual business done.
I've been surprised from the start it was ever a close vote tbh
Caporegime
Blimey, most of Wales seems to be voting out. Weren't they expected to remain?
Thats the worst bit - why dont they compare what they would predict for that region if the whole vote was 50:50 so we could see how it compares to reality. That and the lack of GE turnout for comparison is maddening
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Just wait for hamlets
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Leave hits ev money!
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I thought so too as they're the only ones that get more from the EU than they put in.
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WE HAVE FLIP FLOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Leave 10/11
lots of rain in London, trains were screwed.... hopefully various students/hipsters didn't bother
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