Leave or Remain? What Britons are saying about the EU referendum where YOU live
A MAP has revealed whether people across the UK are leaning towards Leave or Remain in the upcoming EU referendum.
With one month left to go before the historic decision, politicians from both sides are pulling out all the stops to crucial votes.
As part of the hotly contested campaign, a series of hashtags have been created and used by supporters of both sides.
And now analysis has tried to predict how each area will vote based on the frequency of phrases used on twitter.
The team from Jellyfish looked at four key ones: #StrongerIn; #UKinEU; #VoteLeave; and #LeaveEU.
Around twice as many Twitter users were using the Leave hashtags.
The areas talking most about Brexit online were Bournemouth, Lincolnshire and Southampton.
The most vocal places about staying in the EU were Shropshire, Reading and Angus.
A map breaking down each area by their voting preference shows England’s power house capital, London, as all voting to stay in.
Wales was also favouring staying in the EU.
Britain’s east coast preferred to vote Leave in next month’s election, with Yorkshire, Norfolk, Essex and Kent coming out as anti-EU.
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There’s one month until the historic EU vote
Heading the Remain camp, Prime Minister David Cameron warned leaving would tip the UK into a recession, and up to 820,000 jobs would be lost with two years.
And batting for Brexit is Boris Johnson, who has previously said: “The evidence for the Loch Ness Monster is considerably better than Treasury forecasts.”
The UK will go to the polls on June 23 to decide whether to leave or stay in the EU.
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/673103/map-Eu-referendum-Brexit-vote-UK