Your gut feeling- what do you think the result will be?

[PumpkinPies38]

Just an IN or OUT please.

My gut feeling is we'll end up voting IN.

[littledrummergirl]

Thanks red.

[katemiddletonsnudeheels]

I'm getting a bit sick of being insulted and called named but hey :)

[Middleoftheroad]

I think it will be In.
However, I am sceptical and think that they can fix the vote to whatever suits the powers that be, which is in.

[ChrissyHynde]

Feels like it's heading towards out...I'm voting on

[CancellyMcChequeface]

I'm voting out but I think that the in vote will win. I'm in London, though, so that might be influencing my perception a bit. I don't know.

[girlinacoma]

I think out and by a bigger majority than people are expecting.

It's almost shameful to admit that you support a Brexit so I suspect that many are keeping quiet about it.

I'm voting out and don't expect to see any 'benefits' as such in the short-term (i.e I don't think it will, or should impact on immigration for example).

I think the real benefit will be seen several years down the line when the rest of the EU starts to fall apart. That's when we will be glad we got out.

[clarinsgirl]

Sadly , I think out. Then we'll have 2 years of panic because uncertainty. Then everyone will realise that we'll still end up paying into the EU but have no fucking say in the rules (just like Norway). Then we'll see immigration is just as high as ever because there are still people fleeing for their lives and we still need doctors.

Hits head on desk.

I blame Cameron, we should not be having a referendum. I also think that lots of people will vote to leave because they hate Cameron.

What we need is proper reform and a new set of criteria for members to meet so that the union is reduced in size. No politician wants to take that on though because it's not a vote winner, has no sensational headlines, will be bloody hard work, require actual skill and knowledge and will take longer than a term of office.

Hits head on desk again.

[TheRollingCrone]

Horrible feeling OUT will get it.

[wasabipeanut]

I have a sinking feeling now that the leavers will be victorious. Never wanted to be proved wrong so much in my life.

[katemiddletonsnudeheels]

Clarins I have heard many people say they are voting in because they dislike Cameron and feel the E.U. will reign in his sociopathic tendencies.

[fanjoforthemammaries7850]

Remain. Pretty sure

[ThroughThickAndThin01]

Don't give yourself s headache clarins, all that head banging.

[BusStopBetty]

I think it will be out. I really hope I'm wrong.

[throwingpebbles]

I want result to be "remain" but bloody terrified at the moment that the signs point towards it being "leave"

Actually really worried for the country. Boris/ Farage worry me as much as Trump, and for the same reasons. A sinister shift to the far right.

[clarinsgirl]

Don't worry thickandthin, the head banging wasn't literal . Kate, that's interesting and I can see the logic. Imagine, Trump and Boris in charge .

[EnthusiasmDisturbed]

Out

A week ago I would have said in

I'm voting out

[TwoLittleBlooms]

I am IN and desperately hope we remain in but my gut is saying we will be out. My mum and my husband are both voting out which saddens me a lot - my mums vote is no surprise to be honest but thought my husband held the same ideals that I do - this has shown me otherwise. I am concerned and scared for what the future holds for us should we leave.

[Kelandry]

I think out....not sure why, but I've always believed we will finally break free!

[Chattymummyhere]

I think In but I'm voting Out

[BombadierFritz]

Out