In Or Out

[cassa333]

I am getting a bit confused about the in or out EU vote.

All the poles I have seen, all the chatter I have heard have indicated that the majority would vote out.

Why is it that the 'people in the know' and section of the media and government keep saying that an In vote is far more likely than out?

I know the voting public can be fickle and contrary to what is predicted but why is there such a gap between what I see and hear to what is predicted?

It just really puzzles me.

[jim360]

I don't expect voting to remain in the EU would lead to the issue dying, either. Even if Remain does win, it's not going to be decisive enough a win for that to happen, surely? Rather like in the Scottish referendum, reasonably close results tend to inspire the losers with more confidence, rather than less.

I've made no secret of my support for the Remain camp, but I don't care how narrow the margin is in favour of leaving. If the British people say we go, we should go. End of.

[viv41]

Totally agree jim ...