Just wondering like. DOn't have numbers and can't be bothered to look?
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Could the Irish vote swing it for Remain?
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostJust wondering like. DOn't have numbers and can't be bothered to look? -
Telegraph had an article saying that everyone should vote remain, otherwise the wealthy would see their property portfolios lose money, in the article it had an online vote for the readers, in or out.
75% out.
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Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostNope. I've already got 2/3 in the office for Brexit.
Brexit: a referendum on Ireland’s futureHard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostJust wondering like. DOn't have numbers and can't be bothered to look?
Give Ireland back to the Brexins....Comment
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostSeriously though, there must be a large Irish pop in the Uk, eligible to vote, and I can't see most of them voting Leave, particularly as everyone in Ireland seems against it:
Brexit: a referendum on Ireland’s futureComment
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostSeriously though, there must be a large Irish pop in the Uk, eligible to vote, and I can't see most of them voting Leave, particularly as everyone in Ireland seems against it:
Brexit: a referendum on Ireland’s future
On a serious note, the DUP and UKIP are the only parties that are officially pro-Brexit.Comment
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No. Some (although not all) of the polling includes NI, and you see a similar picture (strong but dwindling lead for Remain in the phone polls, mixed in the online polls). Having 700k British expats in the EU (mainly Bremainers) without the vote may make a difference but, again, probably not much. Anyway, in aggregate, the polling should incorporate the NI population resident elsewhere in the UK and some polls also include the NI resident population explicitly.Comment
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Originally posted by stek View PostGood point, Brexit would mean a return to border controls twixt North and South and possibly The Troubles 2.0 as part of the North seeks to become part of the EU.
Give Ireland back to the Brexins....
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And, as I mentioned, the DUP is for Brexit.Comment
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