Clarity on Brexit from 04.30

- Or the British voted for or against membership of the European Union, according to British media Friday clear around 04:30 hours Dutch time. Then about half of the 382 constituencies have to pass the results and is generally emerged a clear picture on the rise.

Both are important clues to the final outcome of the referendum. British media know the vote in many constituencies. If the result different than expected failure would that conclusions can be drawn about the final result, especially when half of the results is inside. The Financial Times (FT), for example watching all on the first results from England, expected around 01. 30 am (Dutch time). According to the FT must District Sunderland win Brexit camp normally persuasive and at the same time must show that the proponents of EU membership have won in Newcastle upon Tyne.

  
  
    
     
      
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Further, a low turnout accounted for Britons who want to leave the EU. The EU's nationalist opponents were more motivated to vote than supporters. Most young Britons, according to studies for EU membership, but less likely to vote. A reasonably high turnout would be good news for EU membership. Some observers warn, however, that an extremely high turnout, as more than 80 percent, the Brexit supporters again may play into the

If the Friday show no neck-and-neck race, should be clear about 06. 30 (Dutch time) according to British media who won. The chairman of the Electoral Commission, Jenny Watson, makes rash around 08. 00 am (Dutch time) officially announced in Manchester. Three hours later than Prime Minister David Cameron holds a press conference in London.