The OFFICIAL 'EU Referendum Results ALL NIGHTER' Thread

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I voted remain but feel remain will win. Why? Because people have voiced their anger at government issues by voting leave even though many of said issues have nothing to do with the EU. 55% leave, 45 remain is my punt

Reply 621

TimmonaPortella

Original post by jneill

Exactly. Leavers should be careful what they wish for...

Many of us didn't wish for this at all. I'd rather successive governments hadn't transferred British powers to the EU without giving us a vote in the first place. We may have been able to forge some sort of market-based deal along the lines we actually wanted in that case.

Reply 622

username2659199

Good news is we need 16.4 million votes to win, either side has nearly half a million so we still have a chance remainers. Albeit a small one.

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username2053059

Scotland is voting remain, guaranteed

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GabbytheGreek_48

Original post by tootles44

Like what?

idk all those other campaigns the leave voters believe better economy blah blah blah(but not really)

Reply 625

Evilstr99

EILEAN SIAR has voted to REMAIN

NORTH ANTRIM has voted to LEAVE

WESTERN TYRONE has voted to REMAIN

COMHAIRLE NAN EILEAN SIAR has voted to REMAIN

EAST AYRSHIRE has voted to REMAIN

Steady stream declaring their results now. I am going to sleep, can't be bothered to stay up until 6am anyway

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Reply 626

Midlander

Original post by cbreef

When did I do that? lol I was actually assuming you were Scottish

It is hard to keep up and the results are pissing me off. In my view Scottish nationalists voting to stay in the EU are hypocrites because of the arguments they use to support membership.

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north antrim leave

Original post by Proximo

Are any other remainers feeling physically sick...

As a pessimist, I find it very unusual that I still have very high hopes for remain! We still have many hours to go and leave is only 1.4% ahead. Have hope!

Make that 0.4% ahead

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Reply 629

_Dreamville_

Eilean Siar result:
Remain: 55.2% (8,232)
Leave: 44.8% (6,671)

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username2053059

Original post by Midlander

Really? Why's that?
The No camp used the "no guarantee of EU membership" argument themselves!!!

Reply 631

chemting

Original post by GabbytheGreek_48

or maybe they have another reason other than eu immigrants you know

Lol I think a fair few have this notion that leaving the EU will make the immigration system friendlier to non-EU (or in this case Asian) countries.... :biggrin:

lmao.

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Reply 632

JamesN88

Original post by cbreef

Scotland is voting remain, guaranteed

Not as much as expected though which is worrying for me as a Remainer.

Reply 633

_BigDawg_Bruh

There is something so beautiful about the metropolitan elites in labour who took advantage of working class people in the north of the country for years realising the game is up.

Reply 634

welshiee

Original post by Midlander

It isn't nonsense there is research that is funded specifically by EU grants, a lot of research. Not in the EU, you don't get it.

Money saved from having to contribute to the EU pot can be invested in the education sector whilst also covering some small holes in the NHS budget.

Finally, a weaker currency can help an economy by potentially boosting exports, jobs and inflation, as well as increasing corporate earnings.

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username1539513

I still think Remain will take this, sorry fellow Leave voters

Reply 636

_Dreamville_

West Tyrone (apparently it's a real place) result:
Remain: 66.8% (26,765)
Leave: 33.2% (13,274)

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Reply 637

RuWill2001

I'm still confident we will stay, although I will admit it is closer than I initially thought it would be. Northern Ireland, Scotland and London all are expected to heavily back remain.