How Britain voted at the EU referendum
Over-65s were more than twice as likely as under-25s to have voted to Leave the European Union
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Unexpectedly high turnout in Leave areas pushed the campaign to victory
Unexpectedly high turnout in Leave areas pushed the campaign to victory
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YouGov's eve-of-vote poll: Remain leads by two
YouGov's eve-of-poll number is 49-51 in favour of Remain
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Clinton leads Trump by 4 nationally
43% of registered voters would vote for Hillary Clinton, while 39% would vote for Donald Trump. Gary Johnson gets 4% support.
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There has been a move toward Remain, but it might not be enough
What our data tells us about the shape of the referendum campaign with two days to go
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EU referendum: Remain lead at one
Polls published today for Good Morning Britain (from the middle of the week) and the Sunday Times (from the end of the week) show ...
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EU referendum: Remain lead at one
Latest YouGov / Times EU referendum voting intention: Remain 43%, Leave 42%, Don't know 11%.
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Europeans: If Britain leaves others will follow
In all seven European countries polled, people tend to think that it’s likely that other countries would leave the EU following a Brexit.
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EU referendum: Remain and leave tied
Latest YouGov / Good Morning Britain EU referendum voting intention: Remain 41%, Leave 41%, Don't know 13%
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Trump vs. Clinton: Both disliked, but who can do the job?
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are both widely disliked and distrusted, though Clinton is viewed as more prepared for the job of president
