EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

IDS shocked at poor people voting. Says turnout on council estates surprisingly high.

He may as well have called them useful idiots.

All the pencil mentals - they do know it's always like this don't they?

YouGov saying remain 52 leave 48

They're now saying that there are already pre-printed ballot papers ready to be substituted....

#sadnessinhiseyes stolen joke

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQnGqdFO9EY

Hope I didn't move from one small-minded, isolated, racist island to another...

Your Island voted remain no? In with the queen.

They'd better vote Remain or there'll be problems with hippy's regular supply of high-quality Continental tyres, and I for one wouldn't want to stand between him and those.

It looks like there are some shameless fucks losing confidence in the vote....

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I voted republic. The (small) majority were scared of change just like they're scared of brown people.

Even Boris has signed that.

Thankfully I can get Schwalbe on the black market...

That will have been planned before. If leave wins they will be telling him to resign privately. Either way there will also be calls for him to go publicly.

A more cynical view would be that the goal is to avoid a vote of no confidence that could result in an election which would risk a Tory majority.

I wouldn't be surprised in the slightest if that happens, regardless of the result.

Thankfully I can get Schwalbe on the black market...

Racist

Farage has now unconceded.

Whatever the outcome of this crazy referendum stuff you have on your island, if more people know where the polling station is then that's a good thing, no?

Winner!

Not really since the whole system is rigged.

Once the system is fixed it might help.

Fuck off the queen, fuck off the Lords, fuck off the two-party system >>>

BBC just showed a chart of constituencies ranked on their predicted stance. Gibraltar, Cambridge and Oxford were the 3 areas predicted to be the most remain. Where can I find the full list... I want to know where my constituency stands.

I doubt they've published that analysis.. it's probably partially based on 2011 census data and therefore quite out of date?

My understanding of the GB voting system is very limited, I am in berlin and voting here.
I get that the whole system in the UK is a bit shit, and also don't like how the scaremongers are baiting idiots with false info everywhere.
I just like the thought of a big turnout. More people voting, more involvement, maybe change in the right direction?