Another new Brexit thread

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Wales vote was 854K to 772K, so if you analyse it out:
Around 650,000 of the people living in Wales were born in the UK (number from his paper), so if they voted the same as Cornwall (57/43) (the most pro Brexit region) and you adjust for turnout (71% in Wales) they would have still voted Brexit. (change is 65,000 votes) This includes people who moved there are children and no doubt identify as Welsh, and assumes none of the 650,000 are children. So he might not be right.
Looking at what he has written there is a thin line between politics and geography there days. Nothing about oxbow lakes in his stuff.
 
Wales vote was 854K to 772K, so if you analyse it out:
Around 650,000 of the people living in Wales were born in the UK (number from his paper), so if they voted the same as Cornwall (57/43) (the most pro Brexit region) and you adjust for turnout (71% in Wales) they would have still voted Brexit. (change is 65,000 votes) This includes people who moved there are children and no doubt identify as Welsh, and assumes none of the 650,000 are children. So he might not be right.
Looking at what he has written there is a thin line between politics and geography there days. Nothing about oxbow lakes in his stuff.
I suppose the key thing is that you have to extract a region from the UK for its vote to be taken in isolation, otherwise the newly independent Boroughs of Richmond or Islington would be rejoining tomorrow.
 
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