Greek Referendum on IMF/Troika deal

[jaichind]

Between 51 and 53 per cent of voters would back No, according to one unpublished last minute poll

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Between 51 and 53 per cent of voters would back No, according to one unpublished last minute poll

That's the other issue with this WHOLE thing... this response needs to be emphatic.

[jaichind]

With 4 hours left to go at 3PM turnout is at 35% which is high by historical standards when compared to other elections at 3PM.

Athens News Agency seems to indicate that this rate of turnout will match the Jan 2015 election which implies a total turnout of around 65%.  This seems surprising low turnout. Before 2012 Greek elections tends to have turnout of 70%-75%.  I guess even in this "do or die" vote the apathy is there.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

You say apathy, I say resignation. There's much enthusiasm for both options (of course: largely because the referendum is effectively a referendum on the government itself) but I don't think we should be surprised if a lot of Greeks see it as a choice between different forms of cancer.

[Tetro Kornbluth]

You say apathy, I say resignation. There's much enthusiasm for both options (of course: largely because the referendum is effectively a referendum on the government itself) but I don't think we should be surprised if a lot of Greeks see it as a choice between different forms of cancer.

There's also the fact that it isn't clear what exactly the question is...

[DKrol]

You say apathy, I say resignation. There's much enthusiasm for both options (of course: largely because the referendum is effectively a referendum on the government itself) but I don't think we should be surprised if a lot of Greeks see it as a choice between different forms of cancer.

There's also the fact that it isn't clear what exactly the question is...

This has been my thoughts through much of the discussion on the vote.

[The Other Castro]

When should we expect the results to start coming in? 4 hours from now?

[Tender Branson]

Official results can be found here:

http://ekloges.ypes.gr/current/e/public/index.html?lang=en

[jaichind]

Various rumor sources seems to indicate that early exit polls show that No is ahead by 4%.

[Zanas]

Various rumor sources seems to indicate that early exit polls show that No is ahead by 4%.

Could you point to at least one, otherwise there's not much value in your post...

[jaichind]

Various rumor sources seems to indicate that early exit polls show that No is ahead by 4%.

Could you point to at least one, otherwise there's not much value in your post...

http://www.inewsgr.com/96/tora-avto-einai-to-proto-exit-poll.htm

[jaichind]

http://www.polisblog.it/post/353300/referendum-grecia-5-luglio-2015

Seems to talk about a survey by the Russian RIA Novosti as well as sources that this agency has contact with shows No ahead by 7-8.

[Senator Cris]

Polls will close in 30 minutes, right?

[The Other Castro]

PredictIt just collapsed from around 50% to 25% for this passing.

[Mr. Morden]

What's the best English language website from which to track results?

[Beezer]

`NO' SEEN GETTING 51.5% VS 48.5% FOR YES IN GPO REFERENDUM POLL

GREEK REFERENDUM OPINION POLL BY METRON ANALYSIS SHOWS 'YES' VOTE 46 PCT, 'NO' VOTE 49 PCT

[Senator Cris]

Phone polls, not exit polls...

[RogueBeaver]

All last minute polls indicate a NO win.

[Zanas]

Let's all be very careful about this, for the margin showed is quite thin, and such a vote has never really been tested by pollsters before (I mean a last minute referendum with no time at all to adjust models).

[The Other Castro]

PredictIt is down to 5%

[Barnes]

What's the best English language website from which to track results?

The Greek Interior Ministry itself, in my opinion.

http://ekloges.ypes.gr/current/e/public/index.html?lang=en

[Tender Branson]

OXI ("No") leads with an average of 51-48% in all 4 projections:

[ag]

I hope they havevprepared provisional drachma bills.

[Tender Branson]

It should be noted that all these polls still have MoE (margins of error) of 4-6% ...

The first real votes should come in in ca. 2 hours.

[SPQR]

According to these phone polls,same turnout,and same percentages for YES and NO as those of the parties supporting the two options,as in January.