Would you change your referendum vote?

SK1NT · Jun 29, 2016

5 days have passed.... and there are talks of another referendum...

Would you change your vote if your vote with the information you have learned since you cast your vote (e.g. the 350 million going no where near the NHS as stated by the leave campaign)

Will it still be a 48% to 52% leave victory or will a few brexiters feel cheated and vote the other way?

Will others be fearful of the future having seen the sterling plummet.

Maybe others don't want to see the UK broken up and are worried if we leave we will lose Scotland and NIreland.

Fourteenth Eye · Jun 29, 2016

I voted Remain & remain remain

lawros left foot · Jun 29, 2016

I'm remaining with remain

Paul Reids Sock · Jun 29, 2016

No, I researched my vote and made it because of my views not because of the ridiculous media campaigns

BensGrandad · Jun 29, 2016

I didnt vote because I do not think that either side gave sufficient definitive information of how it would affect us either way. In the light of the information available now it would definitely be remain.

goldstone · Jun 29, 2016

I voted LEAVE; I'm very pleased I did; I would do the same again.

The FTSE 100 is back almost to where it was last Thursday. The £ is recovering. So much for all the doom-mongers.

As for £350m more going to the NHS. The organisation needs to control its current costs, not be given even more money to fritter away.

And does anyone really believe that Scotland or Northern Ireland will leave the UK so that they can be controlled by a bunch of unelected bureaucrats in Brussels?

Two Professors · Jun 29, 2016

Having read all the absolute crap on here from the disgusting fascists who keep on posting their bile from the Remain camp,I wish I had an extra million votes to cast to make them look even more stupid.!

Sticking with Out by the way.

SK1NT · Jun 29, 2016

BensGrandad said:
I didnt vote because I do not think that either side gave sufficient definitive information of how it would affect us either way.

And from what you have seen since and how it is panning out would you still not vote? Neither side have wet your appetite to vote having seen how the last 5 days have gone?

Two Professors · Jun 29, 2016

BensGrandad said:
I didnt vote because I do not think that either side gave sufficient definitive information of how it would affect us either way. In the light of the information available now it would definitely be remain.

But have you found us a decent left-back yet?

Uncle Buck · Jun 29, 2016

This poll will be skewed as this board's polls favoured remaining by some margin, so I doubt most would change their vote.

glasfryn · Jun 29, 2016

NO means NO
and even if there was to be another vote it would still be no
those snouts in the trough in Europe (our trough) will most certainly have alienated a lot of the remains
and if the youth out there can be bothered to get off their arses and vote the remains might just scrape it ............the we will have another referendum until we are sick of the bloody things

Steve in Japan · Jun 29, 2016

I wouldn't change my vote personally.

nicko31 · Jun 29, 2016

I suspect the biggest deviation will be Inners that stayed at home

Not sure who's worse the selfish pensioners or the apathetic 18-24's...

nicko31 · Jun 29, 2016

goldstone said:
I voted LEAVE; I'm very pleased I did; I would do the same again.

The FTSE 100 is back almost to where it was last Thursday. The £ is recovering. So much for all the doom-mongers.

As for £350m more going to the NHS. The organisation needs to control its current costs, not be given even more money to fritter away.

And does anyone really believe that Scotland or Northern Ireland will leave the UK so that they can be controlled by a bunch of unelected bureaucrats in Brussels?

FTSE is a global index with foreign earnings, doesn't really represent the UK

glasfryn · Jun 29, 2016

nicko31 said:
I suspect the biggest deviation will be Inners that stayed at home

Not sure who's worse the selfish pensioners or the apathetic 18-24's...

those selfish pensioners have had to put up with the shite from Europe since they tried to federalise it it ratherthan leave it as a trading group
I suspect that others seen one of the European masters yesterday complaining that they will not wait until the tories have chosen another leader, but did'nt mind waiting until we saved their arses in two world wars losing two generations of our young men
so whose the selfish ones there then

Two Professors · Jun 29, 2016

nicko31 said:
I suspect the biggest deviation will be Inners that stayed at home

Not sure who's worse the selfish pensioners or the apathetic 18-24's...

Wonder which you are?

SK1NT · Jun 29, 2016

Dam should have had a poll that says

change to IN change to out...

Two people have been honest and said they would change...

hans kraay fan club · Jun 29, 2016

glasfryn said:
those selfish pensioners have had to put up with the shite from Europe since they tried to federalise it it ratherthan leave it as a trading group
I suspect that others seen one of the European masters yesterday complaining that they will not wait until the tories have chosen another leader, but did'nt mind waiting until we saved their arses in two world wars losing two generations of our young men
so whose the selfish ones there then

Except that...

We didn't SAVE Germany did we?
Or Italy?
Or Hungary?
Or Bulgaria?
Or Finland?
Nor did we defeat those nations, on our own. Other European countries made equally big sacrifices.
And it ignores the decisive American contribution
And the Polish airmen and thousands of Irishmen and other European nationals who fought in our armed forces.

Apart from all that, excellent point.

Uncle Buck · Jun 29, 2016

glasfryn said:
those selfish pensioners have had to put up with the shite from Europe since they tried to federalise it it ratherthan leave it as a trading group
I suspect that others seen one of the European masters yesterday complaining that they will not wait until the tories have chosen another leader, but did'nt mind waiting until we saved their arses in two world wars losing two generations of our young men
so whose the selfish ones there then

What the European institution that by getting people talking and controlling the materials of war, has meant Europe has had peace (in the whole) for over 70 years.....

Albion my Albion · Jun 29, 2016

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