GB-Two polls predict the victory of the referendum Brexit – Boursorama

 LONDON, June 6 (Reuters)  – Two new polls put the camp  “Brexit” before the camp of  maintaining the UK supporters in the EU, with a  margin ahead of two to four points, for the June  23 referendum. The “Brexit” would  garner 45% and “hold” 41%, and 11% are  undecided, according to a survey by YouGov for  ITV. The survey was conducted from June 1 to 3  based on a sample of 3.495 people. Moreover,  according to TNS, which reported Monday a survey  conducted from 19 to 23 May, the  “Brexit” would garner 43% of the vote  while 41% are for maintenance. Sixteen percent  still undecided say in this survey, conducted  among a sample of 1,213 people. The pound Monday  yielded one percent against the dollar, hitting a  three-week low against the greenback. The euro,  however, was up 0.75% against the pound. The book  had already dropped sharply on Tuesday, day two  surveys of the ICM institute, an online and the  other by telephone, gave a three-point lead at the  camp “Brexit”. (Shakil Ismail, Eric  Faye for the French service) 

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