UK-Referendum: Fixed the percentage of "yes" undecided rose
The camp of "yes" in the European Union has a lead of seven percentage points ahead of the referendum of June 23, although most voters appear undecided, according to poll results ComRes published today in the tabloid The Sun.
According to the survey conducted during the last week, 45% of respondents in favor of Britain staying in the EU, while 38% is in favor of Brexit.
This means that the camp of the "yes" remained at the level of last month, but the percentage of undecided voters rose to 17%, versus 11% in a similar survey ComRes.
Relying on a report of the ministry, the finance minister of Britain George Osborne warned today that the country "would be weakened financially forever", if would withdraw from the European Union's GDP will fall by 6% by 2030.
George Osborne will present intraday detailed 200-page report of the British Treasury for the costs and benefits of the country's EU membership.
"The conclusion is clear: the British economy and households, the EU output would amount to self-mutilation ... There would be less trade, less investment and less entrepreneurship" warned Osborne great champion, along with Prime Minister David Cameron, the country's EU residence.
The camp of "yes" in the European Union has a lead of seven percentage points ahead of the referendum of June 23, although most voters appear undecided, according to poll results ComRes published today in the tabloid The Sun.
According to the survey conducted during the last week, 45% of respondents in favor of Britain staying in the EU, while 38% is in favor of Brexit.
This means that the camp of the "yes" remained at the level of last month, but the percentage of undecided voters rose to 17%, versus 11% in a similar survey ComRes.
Relying on a report of the ministry, the finance minister of Britain George Osborne warned today that the country "would be weakened financially forever", if would withdraw from the European Union's GDP will fall by 6% by 2030.
George Osborne will present intraday detailed 200-page report of the British Treasury for the costs and benefits of the country's EU membership.
"The conclusion is clear: the British economy and households, the EU output would amount to self-mutilation ... There would be less trade, less investment and less entrepreneurship" warned Osborne great champion, along with Prime Minister David Cameron, the country's EU residence.
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