SteveC
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She almost certainly was a plant! Regardless of whether or not you liked Nige's poster, or whether you thought one side or the other was using scare tactics, the EU itself hasn't changed over the last few weeks. I expect one or two more 'side changes' may take place over the next day or two.
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I'm not so sure that in reality it is that close at the moment. Many of these 'official' polls only ask around 1000 people. The Money Saving Expert website have done a poll with almost 44,000 votes. http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/poll/31-05-2016/how-will-you-be-voting-in-the-eu-referendum-or-are-you-a-39dont-know39 It's currently around 2:1 in favour of leave. Going off this, the poll on here and on various other websites, leave should win easily. Not long to go now...
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What I've recently learnt is that, when someone decides to vote leave, there's no changing their mind - no matter how many arguments are thrown at them. On the other hand, I know of people who were 'definitely' going to vote remain, but have now seen the light and are going to vote leave. Sorry, but you're probably just banging your head against the wall, Pete.
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There's obviously quite a number of people who are thinking it's going to be a fix, because there is an online petition requesting 3 independent vote counting organisations to verify the EU referendum voting. The Government has already responded saying their vote counting procedures are all above board etc etc. https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/123986
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Jacob Rees-Mogg put all the points across very well, but the result was surprising. Before debate - After debate Remain 71% - 78% Leave 12% - 17% Undecided 17% - 3% Fortunately the reverse is the result of virtually every other online poll I've seen - that is, 65 - 80% leave, 35 - 20% remain. It's up to every individual who is eligible to vote, but it baffles me as to why many people at the debate thought being ruled by the EU is a good thing.
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Most people I've spoken to, comments on a few forums I read and comments on a few online papers I read seem to favour exiting the EU around 90% to 10%. If the various 'official' polls are to be believed, then it's 50 - 50. 23rd June is voting day. Hopefully 24th June will be Independence Day.
