That's as maybe but there is a huge difference between concerns about immigration and the blanket, rather extreme right wing statement about hating foreigners.Lol, many polls have repeatedly shown that the most important issue for those wanting out of the E.U. is immigration.
Most outers don't care about the economics they care about immigration and hate foreigners.
As such the vast right wing press, who are hammering over the top lies about immigration and migrants, will swing it to the out vote.
(The owners of the right wing press don't give a shit about immigrants they just don't like the E.U. because their laws prevent the owners from buying up every media outlet and creating monopolies).
Like I previously posted, I think it will be tight - do they do polls on expected turnout? Are they expecting more or less people than a Genral Election?
85% for the Scottish referendum. I don't think it will be as big for this one.
In the run up to elections they usually have polls on sky news with various different sources claiming what they expect. I haven't seen anything yet. Anyone know why?
That's crap. There is thousands in Calais, many more risking their lives from Africa to get here. We can afford to have them here, and enjoy a discussion. Fact is the government does have control, Brussels don't "make our laws" and the nation would be fucked without immigrants. Johnson, gove and farage are simply fucking chancers. Opportunistic tossers. Buying into what they spout makes you as even bigger idiot.
Has anyone been polled? And that isn't a euphemism btw.
I was last week They phoned me at work wasn't too impressed when I informed them that I had already voted out not so sure if they counted my vote in the telephone poll as she seemed to end the call quite abruptly.Has anyone been polled? And that isn't a euphemism btw.
Hehe.I was last week They phoned me at work wasn't too impressed when I informed them that I had already voted out not so sure if they counted my vote in the telephone poll as she seemed to end the call quite abruptly.
I expect a win for Remain - possibly bigger than expected. Why?
You recall the polling before the last election? Hung Parliament and all that - result - Tory win. The polls generally get a response from people who have something to say. A lot of Tory voters and supporters didn't register their opinion when asked as they were effectively going to stay with what they already had - albeit cleaned up a bit by dropping the now dead body of their Lib Dem support team.
I suspect the same is happening again - Brexiters with lots to say and shout about are all too happy to say what they intend to do when asked and when that boosts them in the polls they get more and more confident. As has been said on here before its "easier" to sell change to people - harder to express what yo already have and maybe take for granted. However I think on the day the Remain voters will come out and make their voices heard and we will remain in the EU.