The "yes" in Britain remain in EU registers lead 7%, according to new poll
45% is the percentage of Britons are in favor of leaving their country in the European Union, while those who wish the withdrawal of Britain is 38%, according to a poll by the Survation institute on behalf of the broker website IG group and published today ahead of the referendum of 23 June.
In poll involved 1,003 people and was conducted via telephone interviews during the period 25 to 26 April.
also according to the survey, 17% of respondents remain undecided.
Chances prevail "yes" in the referendum amounted to 73% today, according to bets on the IG website, a percentage which recorded an increase compared to 64% last week.
According to the company, the intervention of US President Barack Obama for the country of residence last week is the main factor contributing to the increase of this percentage.
However, in the survey, the camp for 'withdrawal' has improved its performance by 2 percentage points compared to the most recent poll Survation of 24 March and 4% compared to the first survey via telephone interviews conducted by the institute This year, the 20th of February.
While the time counts down for the referendum, polls via telephone interviews record firm grasp of "residence" in the EU, while polls conducted online shows that the battle is more ambivalent, with some of them to give precedence to the 'no' eve of Britain in the European Union.
45% is the percentage of Britons are in favor of leaving their country in the European Union, while those who wish the withdrawal of Britain is 38%, according to a poll by the Survation institute on behalf of the broker website IG group and published today ahead of the referendum of 23 June.
In poll involved 1,003 people and was conducted via telephone interviews during the period 25 to 26 April.
also according to the survey, 17% of respondents remain undecided.
Chances prevail "yes" in the referendum amounted to 73% today, according to bets on the IG website, a percentage which recorded an increase compared to 64% last week.
According to the company, the intervention of US President Barack Obama for the country of residence last week is the main factor contributing to the increase of this percentage.
However, in the survey, the camp for 'withdrawal' has improved its performance by 2 percentage points compared to the most recent poll Survation of 24 March and 4% compared to the first survey via telephone interviews conducted by the institute This year, the 20th of February.
While the time counts down for the referendum, polls via telephone interviews record firm grasp of "residence" in the EU, while polls conducted online shows that the battle is more ambivalent, with some of them to give precedence to the 'no' eve of Britain in the European Union.
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