MoneySaving Poll: How will you be voting in the EU referendum?

If only both sides had been truthful. If they revert to the original Common Market making it easier for trade then I would be for it. What I don't like is some unelected and unaccountable person(s) making secretive decisions which are not relevant and often detrimental.

If your poll is anything to go by Martin, it would appear that many people are seeing sense and are going to VOTE LEAVE on 23rd June. Doing so is the ONLY way we will regain full Sovereignty and control of our borders, our judiciary, our finances and immigration. I am NOT against folks coming here to work BUT I am in favour of a points based system that will ensure only those we truly need come. As has been shown this week immigrants are now starting to cross the Channel in dinghy's. Many will die as it is a particularly dangerous stretch of water. We need more vessels to patrol our coastlines and currently the Government are unable (so they tell us) to do this effectively. Some of the £millions or even £billions saved by being out of the UN-ELECTED EU could go towards that resource. I implore ALL of you to spread the word that in order to regain full control and make Britain GREAT again VOTE LEAVE. You know it makes sense.

I cant help but think that the PM and government are more concerned about the possible effects Brexit would have on the EU rather than on the UK. Its bound to trigger calls for other referendum throughout the EU and perhaps cause a domino effect. Thats what all these other leaders and organisations are really concerned about. Look at the rates of youth unemployment in Italy, Spain etc. Look at the dire straits of some of the economies in the euro zone. Sorry, I'm not voting to remain and bail out this club. We can and will prosper out of it. Perhaps there may, may be some short term economic consequences but it will be worth it in the end.

Ageing_Stick_Insect wrote: »

It would have been very informative to see the votes by age group given the majority of young people apparently want to remain and the majority of the older generation want to leave.

If the results so far are accurate the Out campaign are going to win conclusively. Interesting. Have the pollsters missed the boat again?

With over 20,000 responses in the 'definitely will vote' category, Leave is ahead of Remain by 64% to 36%.

This is significantly different from the current official opinion polls, which show the two camps either neck and neck, or a slight lead for one side or the other.

But those pollsters generally use a sample size of 2,000 or so, and then use a weighting algorithm to try and make it representative of the demographics of the UK. They got that spectacularly wrong at the 2015 General Election, and I suspect the same is happening in this Referendum.

Look at any non-political site which has an online poll, or comments from readers on national newspaper articles (even pro-EU papers like the Guardian), and it's clear that Leave is overwhelmingly the preferred choice.

I predict Leave will win, and win comfortably on June 23. But don't be complacent, get down to your local polling station and put your X in the box - the second one, of course.

If Britain leaves the EU then I will be leaving Britain, albeit reluctantly.
It would be the final nail in the coffin, signifying at last the complete takeover of braindead, blinkered bigots in a once proud and respected country.
So terribly sad.
We still haven't found out what Martin has to say on the issue!?