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EU Referendum Results Thread | Leave have won, Cameron resigns
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You're right, but as I said before in this thread - nearly two thirds of the electorate didn't vote Conservative in 2015 and they're the ones in power.
Those updating have done a fantastic job.
The poster who said the votes are being released based on making sure the numbers are close - I actually wouldnt dismiss that
The poster who said the votes are being released based on making sure the numbers are close - I actually wouldnt dismiss that
I grew up in London but studied at Manchester University. Chalk and cheese.
Thanks. Sky at 108 but the coverage has been pretty bad.
The working class need to get a better education if they feel the brunt of it, people didn't get a vote in the industrial revolution to stop things moving to more efficient and productive ways.
I've got 116/382 on BBC
I think she has a whole new career looming after tonights stellar performance.
yeah, as its richer.
basically look at a map tracing the average incomes, places with high average income are voting remain, low income areas voting out
Surprised Barking was leave
118/382 declared
Had enough of experts yet who are they going to consult when Brexit happens? are they going to ask Dave the 16 year old with one GCSE what to do with the country?
They said Manchester is a low turn out.
Westminster declare:
Remain: 53,928
Leave: 24,268
Remain: 53,928
Leave: 24,268
Birmingham should be remain right?
If Scotland went independent at the first time of asking the remain camp would have no chance.
Guy that worked out the benchmarks now has remain probability at 0%.
Thanks will switch over then.
its a low income area...... so going with the pattern
Yes. Just depends on the margin.
Everything happens for a reason
yeah, 121 now
It's victim mentality. Blame an easy target.
Some are genuinely voting for leave with intelligible reasoning, even if I disagree with those reasons. However many are just flatly racist. They don't even know or believe they are racist but their arguments (or fears in actuality) are very much so. Most don't have a clue when you press them. It's disheartening.
Leave are really creeping ahead now, getting to nearly 100k ahead again
Ugh Oldham.
Leave has won.
Rugby voted leave. I used to like that sport
think remain will win. Economically this would be better. But the vote being so close will make the government pay attention.
Personally I am surprised it is this close.
Personally I am surprised it is this close.
Catching up on the thread. 125 now - Merton (?) just voted 63% remain.
Ugh, Bill Cash.
what??
125/382
Think the vote is bad for Remain. Regardless of how you look at it, even if Remain wins. Half the population want to quit the EU. It's a ridiculous tough balancing act.
The way margins in London are concerning me.
their will be aload of big speeches about politicians saying they are going to try and reconnect with the people...... then will go back to doing what they want
Nah. London and Scotland will seal it for remain.
The results are desperate for remain. I don't see how we can win this.
Feck him.
Aberdeen 61% remain 
Yes.