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Originally Posted by greenmanalishi
. Here is a link to a government PDFwhich attempts to profile age, social clas and education levels of those wanting to stay in and those wanting to leave. It is by no means comprehensive or conclusive as any poll in the run up to the general election in the UK this year proves. Enjoy.
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rc...qCykQQ&cad=rja
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Quite a comprehensive and interesting read. Somewhere near the bottom there's a section on in / out by political party support and it seems that 10% (a rough average of the different polls) of UKIP voters want to stay in. Now that's a section of the electorate that really knows their mind.
Having spent a while as a doorstep pollster (asking about all sorts of stuff, not just politics) it surprises me that the polls get as close as they do. A good percentage of the people I interviewed would be "don't knows" on just about every topic unless you pushed them, and then they'd just pick one of the offered alternatives at random.
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