When will results be in?

Vote to stay in as the queue at the airport for non EU passports is much longer.

Nate

We should know in about 4 hrs from now ......



ROCKMAN

Pedantically, it's not an "election" (as no-one is being elected), but a REFERENDUM.

Captain Corella

Sorry Captain, I do know better but I'm exhausted from staying up with the
Democrats last night.

The Guardian has a Results Live Tracker: [www.theguardian.com] .

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Irix
The Guardian has a Results Live Tracker: [www.theguardian.com] .

As well as BBC: [www.bbc.com]

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Cristiano Radtke

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Irix
The Guardian has a Results Live Tracker: [www.theguardian.com] .

As well as BBC: [www.bbc.com]

Real conspiracy theorists would of course be displaying them both watching the way differences are, ahem, resolved.

(Only joking!)

Mick's opinion about the Brexit: “I think to the country in the short term it will be detrimental. In the longer term, in a twenty-year term, it might turn out to be beneficial.” -- [www.huffingtonpost.co.uk]

Should we stay or should we go?

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stonesrule
When will results be in?

I don't know but the whole thing is sure to be Brilliant.



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Not brilliant at all - it has split the country right down the middle and stirred up a lot of ill feeling. Whichever side is crowing tomorrow morning is going to have a lot of problems to deal with.

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Irix
Mick's opinion about the Brexit: “I think to the country in the short term it will be detrimental. In the longer term, in a twenty-year term, it might turn out to be beneficial.” -- [www.huffingtonpost.co.uk]

Funny how all the tabloids assumed that this comment made him pro-leave but i think the key word in that statement is "might", one never knows with these things is what I interpreted his statement to mean.

As a UK resident with a commonwealth passport i was actually eligible to vote, but I couldn't as today was my moving-home day.I predict that the UK will remain, but I think it'll be close.

If you want to watch the referendum results here in the U.S., CSPAN is broadcasting a live feed of ITV.

"Nice bit of silk, Em."

Many Thanks.

Leave margin is at its widest yet near 800,000.Markets have been flying .

BBC calls it a leave win

it's going to be ugly on the markets tomorrow, a black swan event, as Soros predicted. damn

[i.dailymail.co.uk]

Cripes Mick, our net worth in UK pounds has just gone down 15%!!

The market puke may have already taken place in the immediate aftermath of the leave win. Will be a wild trade though in the coming day.

"Take what you want and pay for it" - well, the Brexiteers have got what they want, and pay for it we certainly will.

It doesn't look good for the EU ....



EU-Referendum Live-Results-Tracker: [www.theguardian.com] -- Snapshot 7:03am UK-Time



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Dolton, Charlie's neighborhood, voted 60% to 40% to leave. Keith's neighborhood, according to his postal code. has voted 51% to 49%....wonder how the boys voted. Richmond, where Mick may still be registered, voted overwhelmingly to stay.

Stones moving back to Nellcote.

I guess it's the same pattern as when we joined the EU (in Sweden) or refused the Euro: The big cities, the wealthy and the establishment are for (the EU) and the rest of the country against. So it's a novelty if the "leave side" wins because they tend to always have less resources at hand. At the bottom of this, I'm quite sure, which is perhaps unmentionable, is the immigration issue. Which is a big issue now in Europe. Basically because 65 million Asians, East Europeans and North Africans are constantly on their way seeking refugee in Western Europe. And the politicians, and the EU, seems to not be able to deal with this.

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no sense posting that info here, it doesn't tell anything at all that can be appreciated here.



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If democracy was to be ruled by the the financial market we might as well rule democracy out and let the stock exchange rule us. And short term financial market reactions doesn't tell much.



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GBP is going down fast and shopping day has come! That might be the only good news (at least for people who earn their money in Euros, Dollars etc.)

I don't think that Cameron will survive this though. Not for long anyway.



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"Brits don't quit," he said.
Sorry for our European (they still are) Brits friends.
I feel like Mick Taylor and Bill leaving again (yes yes, very very dumb comparison)
On the bright side, tickets get cheaper at the O2 for us continental Europeans.