Will we Bremain or Brexit?

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What are peoples predictions? I think its going to be close, but probably remain.

I've still not really made up my mind either really but tempted to vote brexit purely because of all the scaremongering b******t put about by cameron and his cronies.

However I'm not certain a vote for leave will solve the seemingly never ending flow of immigrants to the country either.
 
I think remain will win just about.
 
voted remain but sooo on the fence for me a bit, I actually think we might brexit.
 
Voted leave this morning, if brexit wins the day next problem will be finding a politician/party to trust for fu ture general and local elections. Probably a better chance of finding the holy grail
 
I was always intending to vote remain and when I saw the people lined up on the leave side it just reinforced that decision. Think it will be a Remain vote, something like 55% to 45%, the leave supporters have been more vocal, but that was the same in the Scotland referendum. Harder to get excited about staying the same and consequently it can appear that the noisier camp are in the majority

The thought of a crowing Boris as PM with his allies Gove,Duncan-Smith and Farage makes me shudder. Just hope if it is a leave vote we have a reciprocal arrangement whereby we can still live in Europe

I live opposite a polling station and it has been far busier than I have ever seen it before. If that is in anyway indicative of other parts it could be a decent turnout,
 
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frank said:
Voted leave this morning, if brexit wins the day next problem will be finding a politician/party to trust for fu ture general and local elections. Probably a better chance of finding the holy grail
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Agreed but do you trust the politician/party we've got now? I know I dont.
 
Its just so difficult to call it. The market and bookies seem confident of a remain vote but both of them have been wrong in the past. I am a remain voter but to be honest, whoever wins I hope its by a decent majority and not 50.1 to 49.9. This election has been divisive enough, let the winner at least have a clear mandate.
 
Just put a bet on at 1/6 on Remain so seeing as the bookies are never that far out, I think its done and dusted! Mind you, only had £4 in my account so a massive 67p profit!!!
 
I think the poll in hot topics will reflect the result, as it did in the general election.
 
Just put a bet on at 1/6 on Remain so seeing as the bookies are never that far out, I think its done and dusted!
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Agree about the bookies, but money placed sets the odds, less bets albeit larger amounts being placed on Remain, still don't see them being that far out though

Just been and voted, polling station was busy, unusual for 11.00 am so still think it will be a high turnout
 
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cambsno said:
Just put a bet on at 1/6 on Remain so seeing as the bookies are never that far out, I think its done and dusted! Mind you, only had £4 in my account so a massive 67p profit!!!
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Remain is 1-10 at BETFAIR. I've just had a tenner on leave at 6-1. At least if we leave I can drown my sorrows ;)
 
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dejongj said:
I think remain will win just about.
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This. I just have a gut feeling and this is the picture the media has been trying to paint lately so you are happy to accept that as an outcome.
 
I don't think I've ever seen a campaign so damaging to Politics regardless of which side of the fence you stand. Scare tactics, outright lies and the fact there is no one who can be trusted from either side is hardly a basis for one of the most important decisions that this country will make. I'm an out as I believe in a common market not a Union, my fear is if we remain the EU will remove the 'concessions' that Cameron previously negotiated and ensure that we toe the line in an EU that is becoming increasingly distanced from the people, but then that's the price of a non-elected politicians.
 
LongLensPhotography said:
This. I just have a gut feeling and this is the picture the media has been trying to paint lately so you are happy to accept that as an outcome.
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It would be much easier to just not have the referendum than to rig a vote, if that's what you're suggesting.
 
Whatever the result - a number of political careers will be over tomorrow. I don't know how long Cameron and Osborne can survive for - reform of the EU that benefits the UK in a tangible manner won't happen.
 
Overexposed said:
I don't think I've ever seen a campaign so damaging to Politics regardless of which side of the fence you stand. Scare tactics, outright lies and the fact there is no one who can be trusted from either side is hardly a basis for one of the most important decisions that this country will make. .
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If you'd have stopped there I would have given you a like. Those points are very valid and the way this referendum has been run is a disgrace to both sides.
Overexposed said:
I'm an out as I believe in a common market not a Union, my fear is if we remain the EU will remove the 'concessions' that Cameron previously negotiated and ensure that we toe the line in an EU that is becoming increasingly distanced from the people, but then that's the price of a non-elected politicians.
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welshwizard645 said:
Whatever the result - a number of political careers will be over tomorrow. I don't know how long Cameron and Osborne can survive for - reform of the EU that benefits the UK in a tangible manner won't happen.
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Its interesting how leavers can predict seemingly with certainty what will happen if we stay but vehemently disagree when stayers predict what will happen if we leave?
 
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jakeblu said:
If you'd have stopped there I would have given you a like. Those points are very valid and the way this referendum has been run is a disgrace to both sides.



Its interesting how leavers can predict seemingly with certainty what will happen if we stay but vehemently disagree when stayers predict what will happen if we leave?
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Because we have not seen the eu reform in recent years so why think they will change. They want more countries in and more unity, something we do not want.
 
DorsetDude said:
Agreed but do you trust the politician/party we've got now? I know I dont.
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Don't trust any politician nowadays TBH, I think if remain win I will probably stop voting for anyone in the future cos it won't make a difference, it's just a waste of my thinking time. I have better things to do.
 
Bremain...Brexit....Words made up so that the whole process can be "dumbed down" for the lowest common denominator. :(
 
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