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The OFFICIAL 'EU Referendum Results ALL NIGHTER' Thread

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Foyle has declared their vote, 78/22% in favour for remain. Remain is in the lead again

Really? Ah, the results are soooo close. Sigh, it keeps changing. This is driving me nuts and on the verge of going insane. I wish it was over already so we could just know the final decision and votes overall.

Reply 401

Thutmose-III

Original post by NickLCFC

This is going to be so close. A predicted 78% Remain in Lewisham is insane.

It's entirely expected for a London borough with high levels of government dependence.

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tootles44

Original post by physicsphysics91

Boris for PM pls

hear hear

Reply 403

Evilstr99

Isles of Scilly has voted to remain 44/56% in favour for remain.

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physicsphysics91

Original post by elen90

No.

Nothing will go wrong trust me.

Reply 405

Fullofsurprises

Cameron and Osborne lost this, but it's going to look outrageous in a while that they held this referendum at a troubled economic time and offered voters a protest but with dire economic consequences.

Reply 406

tootles44

Original post by Thutmose-III

It's entirely expected for a London borough with high levels of government dependence.

Said perfectly. Not to mention the ethnic and age demographics.

Reply 407

GabbytheGreek_48

isles of scily numbers though :v still remain so we good

Reply 408

welshiee

Original post by Aj12

You cannot view a national decision like this through the impact on party politics. Frankly if that is your primary reason then I'd have to say you have a very childish zero sum view of national issues. It is almost as bad as the idiots who voted for Scottish independence solely because they did not like Cameron. He'll be gone in two years, the repercussions from today could last decades.

Yes, my views are childish because they do not align with your own. Yes, I totally can see this decision as one that influences party politics because whilst we are in the EU there is a democratic deficit which numerous parties use as an excuse mechanism. Its entirely fine for you to have an entirely negative outlook on it but if leave does win I will see it as a battle won in a long drawn out war.

As someone that wants a democratic socialist sovereign UK that has a global outlook in regard to the world and puts a big emphasis on social values like Old Labour used to do, I see this as the first step in that process. People voting for remain are turkeys voting for Christmas. You voted for Cameron previously and he and his party have screwed you over and you've continued to believe more of his lies. The EU is allowing big corporates to lobby, its enforcing regulations only massive corporates can afford to comply with and if you look at the GINI coefficient in all EU member states, as well as the EU on a whole, income inequality on the whole is increasing, leading the EU down the same path as the USA whereby we live in massively segregated communities divided by class. That is not a country I wish to live in.

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physicsphysics91

The only winners here are going to be UKIP tbh (not a bad thing though).

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Audrey18

Original post by physicsphysics91

The only winners here are going to be UKIP tbh (not a bad thing though).

Isles of Scilly voted remain with 56.39% of the vote.

Reply 411

Alexisamazing1

Remain is winning again! I have to wake up at 9am, is it worth staying up until 6?

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Fullofsurprises

Original post by Aj12

I wonder if this is going to see saw right up until the end.

From the trends we're learning, it actually sounds like Leave are going to build a lead across the country with insufficient remain votes in London to counterbalance.

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username1177050

Swindon vote out!!!!!

Swindon is a Leave.

Someone getting texts.

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Evilstr99

Swindon has voted for LEAVE.
76% turnout.
Remain: 51,220
Leave: 61,745

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TimmonaPortella

Original post by Fullofsurprises

Cameron and Osborne lost this

Correct. A positive campaign along the lines Gordon Brown briefly set out, before being drowned out, would have played much better.

Of course, if he hadn't gone ahead and signed Lisbon without putting it to a referendum, we might not be here at all.