[Liberty4eva]

What do you think the official outcome will be? Who will win? And by how much?

I would love to see Leave win but my prediction: Remain will win 53 to 47%.

[Brother Leon]

Leave will win unfortunately.

52-54%.

[kirklancaster]

The British people have a great propensity for the truth, and among the 'educated and informed' citizens in the UK, the great majority want out of the failed and corrupt EU.

Yet - just as the top 1% of the wealthiest families in this country possess the same wealth as the bottom 55% of the poorest families, and therefore have a monopoly on real power - the minority 'Establishment' own and/or control the propaganda machine - BBC, ONS, FT, CBI, etc, etc. and NEVER before has this machine been utilised with such perverse efficiency against the uninformed and confused masses who hold 'the balance of power' in this Referendum but do not know which side to vote for, and it 'is for for this reason - and this reason alone - that I believe the Establishment will 'win' this Referendum and the 'Status Quo' will be preserved.

Such as been the ferocity of Cameron's 'War of Lies', that I do not envisage that the result will be anywhere as close as the polls and pundits predict, but instead, I foresee a result somewhere approaching a 60/40 victory.

Sadly for Britain.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

NEVER before has this machine been utilised with such perverse efficiency against the uninformed and confused masses

You clearly didn't visit Scotland during the independence referrendum .

[Cherie]

All I hear is people saying they want to leave!

I'm going to go with 52/48 in favour of remain

[MTVN]

54-46 in favour of Remain

[DemolitionRed]

I think remain will win because the undecided, if they bother to turn up will take the safest route.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

I think remain will win because the undecided, if they bother to turn up will take the safest route.

I think that is is very true and that is also an important factor.

I want to be very wrong here as I hope for a 'remain' result.
I do however feel it could be a 'leave' result by no more than 52% to 48%.

As you point out, those so called undecided,still numbering around 11% if they vote will make the difference.

[bots]

i think leave will win, 60/40

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i think leave will win, 60/40

How Nice

[Livia]

57/43 to leave.

[the truth]

remain fear will win and uk will be wiped out

[Denver]

I think Leave will win

[Black Dagger]

54/46 in order to leave, sadly.

[jackc1806]

Literally 51/49 Remain... I envisage a close battle for sure...

[user104658]

I think it will be 100% leave and then we will immediately strike the largest oil reserve the world has ever seen just off the coast, and also, we will discover that there is a 7-mile-deep crust of solid gold spanning the entire country and the EU won't be able to have ANY of our brexit gold!!! YAS.

Also we will discover the fountain of youth that will not only make everyone immortal, but it will also turn Islamic Extremists into elderly Church of England parishioners. But none of them will claim pensions (because of the Brexit gold). We will strike up lucrative trade agreements with Australia, China and also Mars but no one will be able to move here because we will build a 200-foot-high wall around the entire country made entirely out of gold bars, held together with all of the red tape that we will be able to cut away from our small businesses. And they will be manned by elderly Church of England parishioners and everyone will respect them because of because.

Yay Brexit!

[AProducer'sWetDream]

I would guess a very close result with a small victory for Leave. 51 to 49 or 52 to 48. And I assume we won't know the result for sure until the very last results come in.

[Tom4784]

Remain will win, I think. It'll be close like the Scotland vote was but Remain will come out on top.

[Kizzy]

Yep we'll remain, all this leave talk is pure bluster.
It's the English way, we moan about the rain in Skegness but every year we go to skegness...

[Alf]

If everything was legitimate and honest, then leave would win by a landslide, but we all know that the EU isn't above board, so I'm not hopeful.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Alf

If everything was legitimate and honest, then leave would win by a landslide, but we all know that the EU isn't above board, so I'm not hopeful.

You can't claim it to be a fix because you might be unhappy with the result, that's just major sour grapes. It's a democratic vote.

If Leave wins, I won't be happy but I'm not gonna claim it was rigged, that's just childish.

The people will have their say tomorrow and we will have to accept the outcome either way.

[billy123]

Remain will be the verdict.
I am really disgusted by the conduct of both campaigns and the lengths they are prepared to go to.
I am as far off the grid as i can get but this just makes me more determined to get as far away from the rat race as is possible.

[Amy Jade]

Can you still go on holiday in Europe if we leave the EU?

[billy123]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

Can you still go on holiday in Europe if we leave the EU?

Yes you can with little to no change at all it wouldnt be an issue.
You can go on holiday anywhere in the world it would make no real difference whatsoever.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by bobnot

You can go on holiday anywhere in the world it would make no real difference whatsoever.

TBF on the more serious side - this is something we do take for granted a bit here in the UK, this isn't the case for most of the world's population. It's actually impossible to know if there will be any travel restrictions associated with changing global status.

That said, it's highly unlikely to affect you being able to go anywhere that you would actually want to go for recreational purposes...