Reply to: Exit poll indicates likely landslide for Remain

[d000hg]

Would agree, but does anyone in their twenties think about buy a house these days?

Yes.

[SueEllen]

All these online polls are a bit misleading though. For example, the younger generation are much more likely to give their view if it means nothing other than a few clicks on their iphone/ipad/android etc. on a YouGov page.
Most polls suggest that it is the more mature voter that favours brexit whilst the younger ones are minded to bremain.
However, unless you get off your arse and make your way to your polling booth come the day, your opinion will count for very little.
In that regard, the percentage of older voters actually bothering to vote will far outstrip the younger ones. Ergo we will get Brexit due to a higher turnout of older, wiser voters.



You heard it here first!!

I have a postal vote so no polling booth for me.

It's due to working in different places.

[jamesbrown]

Blunder Bus Part II. Only this time, they're not allocating local expense nationally, but national politicians locally. Fail.

[DodgyAgent]

[shaunbhoy]

All these online polls are a bit misleading though. For example, the younger generation are much more likely to give their view if it means nothing other than a few clicks on their iphone/ipad/android etc. on a YouGov page.
Most polls suggest that it is the more mature voter that favours brexit whilst the younger ones are minded to bremain.
However, unless you get off your arse and make your way to your polling booth come the day, your opinion will count for very little.
In that regard, the percentage of older voters actually bothering to vote will far outstrip the younger ones. Ergo we will get Brexit due to a higher turnout of older, wiser voters.



You heard it here first!!

[Eirikur]

Poll of polls says 46% bremain 41% brexit, bron't know the rest
https://ig.ft.com/sites/brexit-polling/

This should be easier to poll then the general elections as you don't have the complicating (for pollsters) first past the post per constituency problem here

[Old Greg]

I will go along with that. I think you should remain where you are too.

I'll lend you a bolt hole if there's a Brexit vote.

[DodgyAgent]

I've used my postal vote (as a non-UK resident) to vote Remain as well.

I will go along with that. I think you should remain where you are too.

[Old Greg]

I've used my postal vote (as a non-UK resident) to vote Remain as well.

[BrilloPad]

It takes all sorts

Man who has never left Huddersfield thinks Britain should leave the EU

Daily Mash and News Thump both seem to be big on remain.

[alreadypacked]

It takes all sorts

Man who has never left Huddersfield thinks Britain should leave the EU

[NotAllThere]

I think what you say reveals a great deal more about you than it says of Brexiters

And?

[DodgyAgent]

No - just winding up the brexiters.

Since I'm a permanent resident of Switzerland, and next year won't have any say in the UK electorally, it makes no difference to me personally whether Britain stays or leaves. I think that it will harm Britain to leave, and so I've voted accordingly.

I think what you say reveals a great deal more about you than it says of Brexiters

[vetran]

Your wife just told me she voted exit. So its a 50/50 split.

Her shouting get that thing out of there is not voting for exit!

[BrilloPad]

My wife and I voted by post yesterday.

Your wife just told me she voted exit. So its a 50/50 split.

No - just winding up the brexiters.

Since I'm a permanent resident of Switzerland, and next year won't have any say in the UK electorally, it makes no difference to me personally whether Britain stays or leaves. I think that it will harm Britain to leave, and so I've voted accordingly.

Moving to Switzerland has messed up your thinking process. You are not a resident of the UK so have no idea.