O/T. The EU vote 15 people polled. Guess what?

[macstheman]

It was noticeable that the In-Vote went up after the awful murder of the MP. It will be a shame if this important decision is decided by emotion as a result of this deplorable act.

[Gaspode]

Ah now that's a different subject. Conceptually so am I but my wife's Scottish...

That's all right mate - in my new world order you'd be welcome to go up there with her.....

[southernram22]

i have just returned from holidays in cornwall devon area and everywhere is vote leave as is areas where i live south coast

[triz]

It's interesting a number of people seem to be getting there excuses in early. It's a fix, or it's because of an mp's murder? Wierd.

As for people saying whatever area (like Devon) is 'leave', it seems to me that the leave people are fewer but more passionate (for whatever reason) hence seeing more leave banners etc wherever you go. I could be way off on that I know, it's just my opinion the night before the results are announced.

[swaledale]

What people say in public and how they actually vote are very different things, so I would not put too much eight on straw polls amongst mates, work colleagues or the public, there has been a lot of noise from the Brexits, because they are the ones most het up about it, those that are in favour of remain just keep quiet mostly , don't stick their heads above the parapet and then go and vote sensibly!

[macstheman]

To clarify I am not in the Brexit camp but I do feel that the tragic death of Jo Cox has influenced the result.

[Rattea]

I'm finding what Triz is the middle lot are the main remain.

I thank that may be because they have now got ok jobs and be pretty comfortable on the whole. The older generation know what it's like to be independent and the younger can't get jobs due to the decline of industry and immigration.

Just seen the Sunderland result come in ..... It looks like this might be very close

[roger_ramjet]

Very close....so it goes

[Oldtimeram]

Out

[triz]

Well now we're ****ed