On June 23rd Britain might leave EU
Posted on | May 4, 2016 | 1 Comment
YouGov, Ipsos Mori, ORB, ComRes, Survation and other pollsters are keeping track of voters’ intentions for the referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Union – but will they get it right?
David Cameron has set the date for the EU referendum as June 23 – and set out on the campaign trail to persuade the nation to vote In.
With key Tories including Boris Johnson and Michael Gove part of the Leave campaign, the Europe question has split the Tory party.
The country is also divided, with polls suggesting the decision over Britain’s future inside or outside Europe will go to the wire.
After the unexpected result in last year’s general election, there is a healthy scepticism about whether polls give an accurate picture.
This is what they have been saying so far…
What UK Thinks poll of polls – to 29 April
An average of the six most recent polls, carried out between 22 April and 29 April, show the campaigns in a dead heat.
Referendum vote intention poll of polls
Remain has generally been ahead in the poll of polls – but only with a narrow lead.
ICM for the Sun on Sunday – published 1 May
The number of people still undecided shows the referendum result remains very much in the balance.
Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?
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May 4th, 2016 @ 8:35 am
Great Britain will opt to leave the European Union than go down the drain with the European Union trying to support all the migrants flooding into the European Union.