What one campaign incident most stiffened your resolve to vote LEAVE?

Camerons scaremongering for me.Absolutely disgraceful!

POTUS ..... your going to the back of the queue ......haven't you got some minor gun totting population issues to deal with .

Threats by Cameron and Osborne

Beckham telling us how to vote has to be a highlight

Tony Blair warning against destabilisation was another good one.

the osborne threat.

i found both sides equally dismal in this so called debate. the debacle on the thames with two rich men each telling us they knew what was best for us the low point of the whole show. i nearly didnt vote at all because of this but in the end couldnt let osborne's threat go unpunished in my small way.

Osborne.

I got the impression that Cameron had actually convinced himself that he believed what he was saying. Osborne knew he was lying and was positively revelling in it.

all the above for me. An awful campaign treating people as fckwits. Well not any more!!

The rich telling the poor how to vote is always counter productive.

They're so smug that they never seem able to grasp the fact.

France's economy minister's comments a few days before polling

i should add that when the intellectual heavyweight d beckham said we should vote remain i did think i must have missed something so considered changing my mind

I can't vote but threatening pensioners really píssed me off..

And as always; looking at Gideon always makes me think of Nixon.

The mendacious claim that Boaty McBoatface favoured REMAIN.

Surely the remain camp had a campaign manager..
Geldof and Izzard should have been been incarcerated until it was all over.
They may have lost it with those two clowns.

do you mean incinerated?

If campaigns meant anything we'd have voted to remain.
The remain side held and implemented all the tools needed to mislead us and still they failed.

I think politicians make too much of their campaign efforts, and too little of the public's ability to see through them.

I've been a committed leave voter since a referendum was first muted but if someone, anyone, had given reasonable and believable reasons why we should remain, I would have been willing to reconsider. All we've been given by politicians, media folk and celebs is scare story after scare story and accusations of racism and bigotry, not one positive outlook.

I don't buy The Mirror or The Sun but yesterday's front covers summed up the last 6 months perfectly. One had a bright sunny new dawn and the other had a bottomless black hole to signify possible the future facing us from today.

My name is Dan, I voted Leave and I'm a racist. Apparently.

A succinct and not atall desperate post, Kit Kat..

Many good reasons above. Remain were a shocking bunch.
Never mind the lies and threats from Cambourne, they had so many t*ss*rs Alistair Campbell, Salmond, the Green woman.
The last two weeks, and especially the Cox exploitation thing, were disgusting.
Their debating style was shouty and rude, playing the man not the ball.
Even that thing where they waited to the last day to try and smear Leave because one of their donators had apparently been signed up to the BNP by her husband a decade ago, that's gutter politics.
I'm so glad they lost.

I think politicians make too much of their campaign efforts, and too little of the public's ability to see through them.

Dr C nails it.

In a word

K I N N O C K

Didn't need much incentive to vote 'Leave'.

Surprised to see no votes for Obama telling the world Britain would be at the back of the queue for a trade deal.

In a word
K I N N O C K
---
Now there is a name desperately missing a C to be accurate.

That Green MP, the one with the degree in English Literature, announcing that it was in fact a climate referendum.

Dont think either side covered themselves in glory but the constant scaremongering from Remain was painfull. The threats to the pensioners really made me mad although id been pretty much a Leave vote from the off.

The list of celebrity luvvies who are outraged by this is bizarre and very pleasing.

Lineker, Corden, Richard Bacon, JK Rowling, Cumberbatch...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3657754/Britons-chippy-ungrateful-Eastern-European-immigrants-economically-illiterate-sad-Luvvies-react-Brexit.html

Bacon's tweet this morning was truly heartbreaking

I was always going to vote leave because i hate Cameron with a passion.The fact he is a coward and refused to debate with Farage in a head to head only hardened my resolve.

The Lisbon treaty signed in december 2007 when Blair/Brown deceived us by saying we couldnt have a vote about even more political integration. Maastricht sowed the seeds for me as  I was a strong supporter until then when I began to mistrust the EU.

we're all in this together

Most of these are terrible reasons. I'm not saying Out was wrong (because I don't know), but surely the idea was to vote for the option which best benefitted Britain.

I was a leave voter for 51 weeks of the last year but the literature I received from the leave side meant I could not vote for them because the leaflets I read were not only weak of any argument but smacked of scaremongering and were based on what I believe were untruths.
I watched the tv debates during the last week and felt the same.
I heard one of the senior leave mps who has been a euro sceptic all his political life say today he would have accepted defeat gracefully if they lost by a single vote and the question about the eu would be forever ended in his mind. But only yesterday the leave side were making excuses for what at that time looked likely to be defeat when they claimed mi5 were acting in the background and would not allow a leave win to happen. Stories of taking their own pens to vote were the last straw for me.

Surely democracy is a laudable matter for any country Patra, throughout history its denial has usually produced pain and trouble for all.It is only when you don't have it that it is valued,we would have been crazy to throw it away and we nearly did.

casemoney  • June 24, 2016 7:52 PM BST 
Threats by Cameron and Osborne

That did it for me

Knowing you're going up against Will Self, you must know you're on the right side

The ongoing thing with the EU bending over for Turkey and their complete mishandling and encouragement of the migrant crisis surely swung many people?

Staying up all night with a glass has caught up on me, Just Checking was Just Throwing Up

Elizabeth HURLEY

Very

Eddie Izzard ( a person I normally like ) was a vote loser for the stay side when he appeared on question time. I thought he had a nightmare appearance. His lips were moving but he had the argument of a 5 years old.

Izzard.

Govt. by clown.

Osbourne threatening the public with the spectre of lower house price inflation WTF?

Kinnock and Blair fixed it for me.

There were so many w*nkers on the remain side....

Mandelson

he said there would be an armed conflict in EU !!!

so many to choose from but izzard i think is the cherry on this particular fruitcake

Th main thing that swung it for was the stomach churning bias of the TV companies who ran a campaign clearly aimed at influencing voter opinion for Remain whilst trying to appear to be neutral. Their negative reactions and coverage of the result today shows how heavily biased they were.

K Sera have to agree. The way the faces of the BBC journalists changed last night for example from happy to sad as results came in, it was so obvious what they thought.

And C4 news is now so leftie and anti-farage etc it's unreal.

Made a comment last night, that it will be less somber on the media when the dear old Queen (God save her) snuffs it

Rooney playing in midfield.

Listening to the Mayor of London, and that cokk in a frock Izzard

Cameron's M&S cardigan.
The exploitation of two , seemingly unwilling, children of African descent.
The intervention of Brendan Cox.
The threats made to the British by a yank who looks like Alfred E Neuman.


But I did not need any persuading.

The 'remain' camp lost it by continually parading Euro 'gravytrainers' who have made a

fortune off the back of it.

Kinnock
Major
Blair

To name but three.

never once thought that extra levels of bureaucracy as a good thing. never wavered. Even if they showed Boris running naked through the streets. I'm pretty sure there were a few murderers in the ranks that liberated Europe from the Nazis. A just cause isn't always a bloodless victory.

The lies by Cameron & Osbourne. The Osbourne statement that he would put up taxes to balance the books the day after brexit when he hasnt been balancing the books since he started his job.

& obama helped with his lies too.

The Boaty McBoatface incident where free thinking and democracy was dashed by the establishment.

I reckon it was the same for many people with the referendum - and consequently the future of Europe and possibly the world has been affected by 'Boaty'.