still not sure? try this short test

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It's been pretty effective for all who have tried it that I know:

www.crowdpac.co.uk/eu-referendum-in-or-out

That was really good thank you!!! As expected I'm so undecided...its come out 54% out!!!!

What did it say was most important to you?

Economy was 63% out
Democracy was 54% out
Society and identity was 50/50...

the link wouldn't work for me

Do you have to sign in?

What a waste. You have to log into see your results. Don't trust these things that don't make that clear beforehand.

Economy was most important for me

58% out.

Sky has a "Eurometer" I think they call it.
And the Mirror has a Euro Quiz.

I don't know how good they are but you don't have to sign in.

I am 54% in and apparently my most important aspect was identity.

I'm somewhat 'in' for Identity and Society, somewhat 'out' for economy and democracy. I knew that before I took the test!

I think the main problem is that there isn't a good answer . . . given that 'in but with Europe being fundamentally different' or 'out but with a different set of politicians to vote for' aren't an option!

You don't need to sign in, just click on the cross at the top right hand side of the Facebook sign in page and your results will show.

I just get a blank pae

*page

84% out, useful tip earlyriser as I was just going to ignore it as I had no intention of giving them an email address.

You'd better stay home on the 23rd then AF.

80% in, with 94% on society.

100% out.

Quite proud of that. 😀

75% OUT.

Surprised it wasn't 100%.

I am not meant to have a say, WellErrr. Obvs.

69% out , was what I expected

I'm a very definite in. That's not a surprise in any way, shape or form.

63% out

71% out surprised it wasn't more

59% in.

Sigh.

My bottom is awfully sore from these fence posts.

52% out. Which surprised me as I've been 'in' from the start.

Quite a good process for making you think of the key issues. I think I'm going for gut feeling as there are so few facts as nobody knows - it's all 'could' and 'might'.