Brexit Voter Turnout...

How many will participate in the Brexit vote?

The approx 60% voter participation of the 21st century, or the 70% spectrum turnout of the five decades earlier? ( [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] )

Or something more extreme?


Any guesses as to the percentage of the final voter participation and of the final in and out vote?


To kick things off..  I'll go 73.4% participation and 54% to 46% remain.

69% turnout.......... 53% Remain

Think the murder of Jo Cox will sway most of the the undecided.

Tringreen wrote:

69%  turnout.......... 53% Remain

Think the murder of Jo Cox will sway most of the the undecided.

Why?

Greenskin wrote:

Tringreen wrote:

69%  turnout.......... 53% Remain

Think the murder of Jo Cox will sway most of the the undecided.

Why?

Because the thinking voters might want to leave Europe but they won't want 'Blood on the streets' Nigel to win. and probably end up with an unelected seat in the Lords.

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If you read the Gaurdian Ricks you'd realise that we are the pawns or the right wing hate movement, it infiltrates every facet of our lives.

To answer the OP, I'd estimate approximately a 75% turnout. The bookies have Remain as favourite and they're rarely wrong, especially in a 2 horse race. My guess, 56/44 Remain.

I think it will be won by a one per cent margin either way. I think if the government had been honest in their campaign without the scare stories we would be out with a higher than ten percent margin.

71% turnout.....53% leave, 47% remain.

48% turnout with 54% leave and 52% remain result.




PS. maths was never my strongest subject!

What happens if it's 50/50?

Extra time? Penalties?

Dave and George v Boris and Nige in a wrestling tag match?

65% Turnout.

55%:45% Remain:Leave

Although I think we'll see unprecedented numbers of spoiled ballot papers.

Homeslice wrote:

To answer the OP, I'd estimate approximately a 75% turnout. The bookies have Remain as favourite and they're rarely wrong, especially in a 2 horse race. My guess, 56/44 Remain.

For the umpteenth time the bookies aren't forecasting the result they are balancing a book, it just means more people have placed bets on remain than leave. Given that the gov is backing remain that alone would make people weigh in on that outcome.

I believe that there are still around 10% of the voters who are still undecided.

How many will vote if still undecided?

How many will simply err on the side of caution and vote remain.

The next three days could make or break a campaign!

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Homeslice wrote:

Given that the gov is backing remain that alone would make people weigh in on that outcome.

Why, if as you say, the leave argument is so strong?

I don't know if you've noticed but a lot of people struggle to make up their minds at all. I also think the public have been lied to by the government, leave is portrayed in the worst possible terms, if you had any faith in the truth telling ability of the government you'd have to say remain. Luckily I'm independant in thought and actions and a politician is the last person I'd listen to.

Amsterdamage wrote:

I don't know if you've noticed but a lot of people struggle to make up their minds at all. I also think the public have been lied to by the government, leave is portrayed in the worst possible terms, if you had any faith in the truth telling ability of the government you'd have to say remain. Luckily I'm independant in thought and actions and a politician is the last person I'd listen to.

I'm not suprised that many are confused. Both sides have just as bad as eachother with their lies and tactics.

As I've stated before, I want us to stay in and change the EU from within.

On a side note, can you honestly tell me that you would be happy for people like Johnson and Farage to lead the UK???

Do you honestly think you can change the EU? When's the next vote for that?

Amsterdamage wrote:

Do you honestly think you can change the EU? When's the next vote for that?

Yes, I do think that the EU can be changed from within. It will be up to our politicians and up to the electorate.

We all complain about the EU but why not ask for MEPs who are prepared to act as a group and lobby for change.
The trouble is, in reality, nobody actually cares about trying to change the EU.

Moist_Von_Lipwig wrote:

Amsterdamage wrote:

I don't know if you've noticed but a lot of people struggle to make up their minds at all. I also think the public have been lied to by the government, leave is portrayed in the worst possible terms, if you had any faith in the truth telling ability of the government you'd have to say remain. Luckily I'm independant in thought and actions and a politician is the last person I'd listen to.

I'm not suprised that many are confused. Both sides have just as bad as eachother with their lies and tactics.

As I've stated before, I want us to stay in and change the EU from within.

On a side note, can you honestly tell me that you would be happy for people like Johnson and Farage to lead the UK???

When the alternative is Cameron/Osborne there's little to choose between them!

Devil? Or Deep Blue Sea?

Whatever... It's hardly right breasty dumpling or left beasty dumpling, is it?

Moist_Von_Lipwig wrote:

The trouble is, in reality, nobody actually cares about trying to change the EU.

Thank you. That in a nutshell is what the EU is about. This institution is so large, undemocratic, unaccountable and so arrogant that they've manoeuvred and schemed their way to power.

The will of the people will ultimately be their undoing but not for years should the remainers win the vote.

And the economy Europe wide is shrinking, youth unemployment like we've never seen and like it or not it's not just about us in and out you have to look at the broader picture.

Rollo Tomasi wrote:

Moist_Von_Lipwig wrote:

The trouble is, in reality, nobody actually cares about trying to change the EU.

Thank you. That in a nutshell is what the EU is about. This institution is so large, undemocratic, unaccountable and so arrogant that they've manoeuvred and schemed their way to power.

The will of the people will ultimately be their undoing but not for years should the remainers win the vote.

I agree and the call for change is a lot stronger across the european electorate. Everybody here is following the referendum closely and now strting to express their own concerns.

People power can get things changed if the people can be bothered.

Amsterdamage wrote:

And the economy Europe wide is shrinking, youth unemployment like we've never seen and like it or not it's not just about us in and out you have to look at the broader picture.

Have you seen the latest figures?

Yes, I was only reading the youth unemployment figures earlier, check them out for yourself.

Amsterdamage wrote:

Yes, I was only reading the youth unemployment figures earlier, check them out for yourself.

I can't find them.

Hang on......