Eu Referendum What Do You Think The Result Will Be?

[gordiescotland1]

I am voting to leave but I think in all honesty the result will be remain by a small majority what do others think the result will be

[Zacs-Master]

OMG. As if there aren't enough threads on this.

[Mamyalynne]

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/News/Question1498285.html

[ToraToraTora]

there seems to be a lot of leavers but the bookies have stay as favourite so I guess they know how the government is going to fix the count.

[Zacs-Master]

Haaaaa! Is that you preparing for the worst TTT? Predictable.

[Mamyalynne]

So you seriously think (yes I know others have voiced it too) that this referendum is crooked?

You think that fact can be kept secret?

Why on earth have you bothered with discussions if that is your view?

[Svejk]

Anything could happen tomorrow. And probably will.

[Old_Geezer]

I don't think that a poll on what ABers intend doing, or have done, is quite the same as a view on the result. :-)

I still think it is too close to call; but I am concerned that the bookies may be right and my fellow citizens need someone apart from them to tell them what to do.

Nothing seems to change much; after all even as far back when Cromwell departed this mortal coil the country apparently felt a need to call back Charles II so they had someone to bow down to and whom they deluded themselves into thinking was their better and needed.

[jourdain2]

Until the Jo Cox assassination I was becoming more confident of 'Leave'. Now I am terrified that people are voting with an emotional reaction. (NO way to decide this referendum).

It all depends on tomorrow. The vote really is on a knife edge.

[ToraToraTora]

no I dont mamy, 90% of the people I have spoken to are Leavers but the bookies have remain as favourites so I'm curious as to where all those votes are. I mean are there hordes of remainiacs pretending to be brexiters or what?

[Pete65]

I think Remain will win.
Also, the bookies have Remain as strong favourites to win.

[anneasquith]

I'm not sure. But I will be I interested in the turnout numbers, I believe the turnout in Scotland may be low .

[Mamyalynne]

TTT, I think remainers are keeping their heads down and their voices low - vitriol and accusations abound.

Evident in the sample here, so no doubt nation wide too - especially if someone is not up to a robust debate.

[jourdain2]

Just read earlier posts : for the very first time in my life I don't trust the system.
I am appalled by my own distrust, but there it is. The govt. is such a slimy , slithery, nasty set of men. They will do anything, anything to turn the result their way. I can already say that if the result is a narrow 'remain' - no-one will believe it.

[Bertrum]

I have always thought and still think remain will win the day by a small margin but I'm no fortune teller and could be completely wrong

[Jackdaw33]

I've said it before, and I'll say it again. If Remain win on Friday morning then queue early outside Selfridge's where my bare buttocks will be on display in the main window. Those of a nervous disposition might like to stay at home.

[Mamyalynne]

Which store then I know where not to go?

[Bertrum]

Its a long way for me to travel Jackdaw but might be worth it can I bring a friend

[Old_Geezer]

Make sure that when you don't go there, that you don't go there with your camera.

[Khandro]

jourdain2
//Until the Jo Cox assassination I was becoming more confident of 'Leave'. Now I am terrified that people are voting with an emotional reaction. (NO way to decide this referendum).//

en passant I just watched her husband giving a very long, calm, measured speech about his wife's murder and we here were wondering how we would behave in such circumstances. If my loved one had just been murdered, I think I would be now drunk or drugged and if asked if I would go before the cameras for a TV transmission, I would probably say f. off.
What would you do?

[Svejk]

There's another thread, just below, about him/that, khandro.