Graphic detail | Britain’s EU referendum

The Economist’s “Brexit” poll-tracker

An average of the main polls of public opinion towards membership of the European Union

By The Data Team

THE final update of our poll tracker is similar to the first. As the public head off to vote, opinion is split evenly and a tenth still say they have not decided. While Wales wavers, most other components of our tracker have stayed persistently stubborn in their relative positions. For all the campaigning neither the Remain nor the Leave camps have convinced voters of their cause. A high overall turnout will likely benefit Remain, as young people and richer old folk are keener on the union, but a big turnout is far from guaranteed

All our coverage of the campaign can be found on our “Brexit” hub here.

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