EU Election results

[Whicka_Mon]

You can only go off the votes that have been cast, I think it was 37%.

If you look at it, pro remain parties won around 40% of the vote and pro leave parties won around 35%.

However, no-one knows if the Tory/Labour voters are leavers or remainers and two thirds of the country didn't vote in this election.

So I think the only thing we can all assume is that the country is still very polarised and divided.

"You can only go off votes that are cast " Did I just read your quote right?
52% voted leave on a two poll choice. So by your logic that wraps it up them?

[WBA123]

"You can only go off votes that are cast " Did I just read your quote right?
52% voted leave on a two poll choice. So by your logic that wraps it up them?

If you want to go there, then you would have to define what a Leave vote actually is, because I still don't know.

If it was leave with a deal, which was promised to us before the referendum. And considering 'No Deal' Brexit parties were behind pro remain parties on the popular vote last night. You could argue that leaving with Theresa May's deal might be the democratic option.

It's clear to see both sides of this debate don't want that.