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it seems that there is a no holes barred attempt to scare people into voting to stay in the EU - personally I find this awful, scaring pensioners ffs.

this vote...

is it 1 mass count?

i.e. just 10 million cards?

no boundaries?

i see ex-pats cant vote.....good

this vote...

is it 1 mass count?

i.e. just 10 million cards?

no boundaries?

i see ex-pats cant vote.....good

Two Britons living abroad have lost their Supreme Court battle over the right to vote in June's EU referendum.
The UK's highest court upheld the decisions of both the High Court and Court of Appeal.
UK citizens are not eligible to vote on 23 June if they have lived outside the UK for more than 15 years.
The challenge was brought by World War Two veteran Harry Shindler, 94, who lives in Italy, and lawyer and Belgian resident Jacquelyn MacLennan, 54.
Mr Shindler, who has lived in Italy for 35 years, and Ms MacLennan, from Inverness, who has lived in Belgium since 1987, argued that the 15-year rule acted as a penalty for them having exercised their rights to free movement, and was an infringement of their common law right to vote.
But five Supreme Court justices - Lady Hale, Lord Mance, Lord Reed, Lord Sumption and Lord Hughes - unanimously rejected the last-ditch legal challenge.

If you lived in the EU you'd obviously vote for the UK to stay in, most of em run back for NHS help,

The health care that my dad gets in Spain is quicker and as good as the NHS.

There shouldnt be any proxy votes either,

I might well be out of the country, and Mrs Sx will, so those wanting us to go will lose two votes in that case.

this is not as cut and dried as you think we are one of the most affected parts of the uk economy so would be more likely to be against but in many other areas of the economy less affected people are more likely to vote remain especially as leaving could create job uncertainty