Brexit- Update: Britain has voted to leave the EU

[GirlySports]

Originally Posted by Firebot

Remain gaining back some hground. Quebec's referendum actually had the Yes sign winning by as much as 50.7% with more votes counted by this time, and we know what happened. London will very likely swing it back much closer.

the montreal vote came back late, not sure how the regions work in UK.

[Senator Clay Davis]

And this wild ride is gonna go all night too, the markets are just going to be gonzo.

[Bagor]

I'm still seeing Leave maintaining its lead or even increasing it slightly at 500k with 154/382 left to declare

[Dogbert]

I fear that 2016 will be remembered as the year the world took a very, very dark turn.

[d_phaneuf]

its gonna come down to London

[GirlySports]

Originally Posted by diane_phaneuf

its gonna come down to London

how does london vote traditionally?

[Scornfire]

Everyone around this guy looks and acts like they're on drugs, just total cult vibe

[opendoor]

While the odds are stacked against it, I still think London could possibly turn this the other way. 65% of the areas are still unreported and the remain is getting nearly 70% support there so far. It'll come down to London vs. the South East and South West regions.

Edit: Actually looks like the leave side is gaining ground in London with more votes coming in.

[nik-]

"Leave will be a victory for ordinary, real, decent people"

wow, this Farage guy is a cartoon.

[Senator Clay Davis]

I don't think the numbers are there for Remain unless we see a massive surge in London. Probably have to go up to 75-25 to have a chance.

[nik-]

holy ####, that dude is Trump with the annoying british accent

[GirlySports]

if you're a gutsy betting man now, you'd buy the pound now and watch the remain side make a stunning comeback

[Scornfire]

How are these ####ing wackjobs (Farage/Trump) attracting so much support?

[GGG]

Does Brexit really affect anything?

They aren't going to leave the common market and in order to remain in the common market they have to support the free movement of labour.

In the end i think this is more about uncertainty then any real affect.

[Dogbert]

So, now what? More EU exit referendums, global recession, massive gains for far-right nationalists around the globe - something like that?

[Senator Clay Davis]

Below $1.35 now. Holy crap...

[GirlySports]

Originally Posted by Scornfire

How are these ####ing wackjobs (Farage/Trump) attracting so much support?

because to a lot of people governments are broken

[GGG]

Originally Posted by GirlySports

if you're a gutsy betting man now, you'd buy the pound now and watch the remain side make a stunning comeback

The end result probably doesn't matter at this point as the downside panic is probably priced in.

[GGG]

Originally Posted by Dogbert

So, now what? More EU exit referendums, global recession, massive gains for far-right nationalists around the globe - something like that?

Maybe more exit referendums but all economic ties remain. Far right parties garner less support because the problems are fixed by leaving the EU.

[d_phaneuf]

Originally Posted by nik-

"Leave will be a victory for ordinary, real, decent people"

wow, this Farage guy is a cartoon.

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