Thread: Post-Brexit Thread
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Old 26-12-2016, 11:21   #3509
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Re: Post-Brexit Thread
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
Brexit opinion surveys show huge swing to Remain in UK regions that voted Leave
Most people now want to remain in the European Union in parts of the UK that voted overwhelmingly for Brexit, according to opinion surveys by several different local newspapers.

The Wolverhampton-based Express and Star newspaper became the fourth outlet to publish results showing a complete u-turn in public opinion on Saturday, with 60 per cent of respondents saying they would now vote to stay in the EU. Three other regional publications in the north east and the West Midlands recorded similar findings.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7494421.html
So, even now, the opinion polls are being quoted to try to give credibility to an untruth. I would take no notice of them, Andrew, as the manner in which they are carried out is flawed. Given that 52% voted in favout of Brexit when the opinion polls were confidently predicting 'remain', it just shows the degree of inaccuracy that occurs.
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