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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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More than 100 westminster constituencies that voted to leave the eu have now switched their support to remain, is the tide turning as the reality is fast approaching, whats your view?  |
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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago
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In the space of 2 years, demographics change.
How many people who voted in 2016 are deceased, and how many have come of voting age?
Probably counted in the millions.
It doesn't change the result, though, just as it doesn't change the outcome of a General Election. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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This news invokes despair.
Wish these people had read up and learned about what the EU does and what some of the impacts of leaving would be before the vote instead of after. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Who’s polls? And how many people? Locations of people asked?
Whatever your answer is, it doesn’t matter. We are leaving the EU and hopefully a no deal situation  |
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"The one I saw reported was 15000 people polled over 632 constituencies. That's 28 people per constituency.
It could be you....  "
The people who conducted the poll were 2 remain campaign groups working together, so it's not really a neutral poll either.
They did say that it wasn't clear if the poll would translate into a remain win if there was another referendum. |
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"The one I saw reported was 15000 people polled over 632 constituencies. That's 28 people per constituency.
It could be you.... "
28? Only 28? Wow those 28 express the opinions of everyone. Atleast 1000 in several parts of each constituency would give a more viable result. Preferably more people. With ofcourse where exactly they are asked.
For all anyone knows they could have gone a pub that is rammed with remain supporters in most constituencies. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The one I saw reported was 15000 people polled over 632 constituencies. That's 28 people per constituency.
It could be you....
28? Only 28? Wow those 28 express the opinions of everyone. Atleast 1000 in several parts of each constituency would give a more viable result. Preferably more people. With ofcourse where exactly they are asked.
For all anyone knows they could have gone a pub that is rammed with remain supporters in most constituencies."
Yeah this is the problem, people read headlines and not the details.
I actually think we should be taking large sample size polls per constituency. If anything it'd help highlight issues with government policy more. |
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"The one I saw reported was 15000 people polled over 632 constituencies. That's 28 people per constituency.
It could be you....
The people who conducted the poll were 2 remain campaign groups working together, so it's not really a neutral poll either.
They did say that it wasn't clear if the poll would translate into a remain win if there was another referendum. "
That's not true. The polls were conducted by YouGov and the combined data analysed by a consumer analytics company. The work was commissioned by 2 remain organisations but they didn't devise the questions or analyse the answers. |
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"The one I saw reported was 15000 people polled over 632 constituencies. That's 28 people per constituency.
It could be you....
28? Only 28? Wow those 28 express the opinions of everyone. Atleast 1000 in several parts of each constituency would give a more viable result. Preferably more people. With ofcourse where exactly they are asked.
For all anyone knows they could have gone a pub that is rammed with remain supporters in most constituencies."
That's not how it works. |
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