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"is "pro having it and pro eating it" UK voters want single market access and immigration controls, poll finds. NatCen study finds 90% favour staying in the Single Market and 70% wants limits on EU immigration. " . Are polls ever right ?  | |||
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"is "pro having it and pro eating it" UK voters want single market access and immigration controls, poll finds. NatCen study finds 90% favour staying in the Single Market and 70% wants limits on EU immigration. . Are polls ever right ? "well I've just seen one that says 68% of people now think that we should leave the EU. So that one probably is  | |||
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"is "pro having it and pro eating it" UK voters want single market access and immigration controls, poll finds. NatCen study finds 90% favour staying in the Single Market and 70% wants limits on EU immigration. . Are polls ever right ?
well I've just seen one that says 68% of people now think that we should leave the EU. So that one probably is "Which poll was that? The BMG one conducted at the beginning of November had Remain 51%, Leave 49%. Interestingly it was mainly down to those who didn't vote saying they would now cast a vote and it would be more for Remain than Leave. | |||
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"is "pro having it and pro eating it" UK voters want single market access and immigration controls, poll finds. NatCen study finds 90% favour staying in the Single Market and 70% wants limits on EU immigration. . Are polls ever right ? "No such thing as" right" with a poll; ( it's statistics, so there is a probability) However, figures as high as 90% and 70% have a high probability of being correct- or I should say, - probability of reflecting the real state of affairs | |||
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"is "pro having it and pro eating it" UK voters want single market access and immigration controls, poll finds. NatCen study finds 90% favour staying in the Single Market and 70% wants limits on EU immigration. . Are polls ever right ?
well I've just seen one that says 68% of people now think that we should leave the EU. So that one probably is
Which poll was that?
The BMG one conducted at the beginning of November had Remain 51%, Leave 49%. Interestingly it was mainly down to those who didn't vote saying they would now cast a vote and it would be more for Remain than Leave. "yougov, it keeps popping up on Sky news | |||
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"is "pro having it and pro eating it" UK voters want single market access and immigration controls, poll finds. NatCen study finds 90% favour staying in the Single Market and 70% wants limits on EU immigration. . Are polls ever right ?
well I've just seen one that says 68% of people now think that we should leave the EU. So that one probably is
Which poll was that?
The BMG one conducted at the beginning of November had Remain 51%, Leave 49%. Interestingly it was mainly down to those who didn't vote saying they would now cast a vote and it would be more for Remain than Leave.
yougov, it keeps popping up on Sky news"I can’t find that poll on either YouGov, or on Sky News, have you got a link? I did find a poll on YouGov about what would make Leave voters change their mind about Brexit. A significant increase in unemployment – 7% say that under these circumstances they would then oppose Brexit, whilst an additional 13% would no longer be sure about whether Brexit should happen or not. Financial services industry fleeing the UK would persuade 4% of Leave voters to change their mind (plus 7% no longer sure), whilst the introduction of EU tariffs on UK goods and the price of groceries rising 10% would persuade 3% of Leave voters to change their mind (plus, again, a further 7% would no longer be sure). British people needing a visa to travel in Europe and Scotland leaving the UK and were the least likely to change people’s minds on Brexit (although 21% of Scottish people who think voting to leave the EU was the right thing to do would change their mind if it resulted in Scottish independence, compared to 3% of British people with the same view). Nevertheless, whilst the margins might be small, any of these scenarios would be enough to tip the balance of public opinion from thinking Britain was right to vote to leave the EU to thinking Britain was wrong to vote to leave the EU (excluding don’t knows). [As YouGov doesn’t fall within forum rules I can’t post the link] | |||
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"is "pro having it and pro eating it" UK voters want single market access and immigration controls, poll finds. NatCen study finds 90% favour staying in the Single Market and 70% wants limits on EU immigration. . Are polls ever right ?
well I've just seen one that says 68% of people now think that we should leave the EU. So that one probably is
Which poll was that?
The BMG one conducted at the beginning of November had Remain 51%, Leave 49%. Interestingly it was mainly down to those who didn't vote saying they would now cast a vote and it would be more for Remain than Leave.
yougov, it keeps popping up on Sky news
I can’t find that poll on either YouGov, or on Sky News, have you got a link?
I did find a poll on YouGov about what would make Leave voters change their mind about Brexit.
A significant increase in unemployment – 7% say that under these circumstances they would then oppose Brexit, whilst an additional 13% would no longer be sure about whether Brexit should happen or not.
Financial services industry fleeing the UK would persuade 4% of Leave voters to change their mind (plus 7% no longer sure), whilst the introduction of EU tariffs on UK goods and the price of groceries rising 10% would persuade 3% of Leave voters to change their mind (plus, again, a further 7% would no longer be sure).
British people needing a visa to travel in Europe and Scotland leaving the UK and were the least likely to change people’s minds on Brexit (although 21% of Scottish people who think voting to leave the EU was the right thing to do would change their mind if it resulted in Scottish independence, compared to 3% of British people with the same view).
Nevertheless, whilst the margins might be small, any of these scenarios would be enough to tip the balance of public opinion from thinking Britain was right to vote to leave the EU to thinking Britain was wrong to vote to leave the EU (excluding don’t knows).
[As YouGov doesn’t fall within forum rules I can’t post the link]"but you want me to post a link. Cheers | |||
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"is "pro having it and pro eating it" UK voters want single market access and immigration controls, poll finds. NatCen study finds 90% favour staying in the Single Market and 70% wants limits on EU immigration. . Are polls ever right ?
well I've just seen one that says 68% of people now think that we should leave the EU. So that one probably is
Which poll was that?
The BMG one conducted at the beginning of November had Remain 51%, Leave 49%. Interestingly it was mainly down to those who didn't vote saying they would now cast a vote and it would be more for Remain than Leave.
yougov, it keeps popping up on Sky news
I can’t find that poll on either YouGov, or on Sky News, have you got a link?
I did find a poll on YouGov about what would make Leave voters change their mind about Brexit.
A significant increase in unemployment – 7% say that under these circumstances they would then oppose Brexit, whilst an additional 13% would no longer be sure about whether Brexit should happen or not.
Financial services industry fleeing the UK would persuade 4% of Leave voters to change their mind (plus 7% no longer sure), whilst the introduction of EU tariffs on UK goods and the price of groceries rising 10% would persuade 3% of Leave voters to change their mind (plus, again, a further 7% would no longer be sure).
British people needing a visa to travel in Europe and Scotland leaving the UK and were the least likely to change people’s minds on Brexit (although 21% of Scottish people who think voting to leave the EU was the right thing to do would change their mind if it resulted in Scottish independence, compared to 3% of British people with the same view).
Nevertheless, whilst the margins might be small, any of these scenarios would be enough to tip the balance of public opinion from thinking Britain was right to vote to leave the EU to thinking Britain was wrong to vote to leave the EU (excluding don’t knows).
[As YouGov doesn’t fall within forum rules I can’t post the link]
but you want me to post a link. Cheers"You can post a link to a media organisations without falling foul of the forum rules. | |||
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