New National Pulse: No Significant Differences Between Factions
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In Gallup's new national pulse, there is little or no difference between those who plan to say yes or no in the referendum on continuing negotiations for EU membership on August 29. A professor of political science says that as things stand now, voter turnout will matter.
It is not possible to say whether more people will say yes or no in the referendum at the end of the month, according to Gallup's new national poll. The nation will take a position on August 29 on whether Iceland should reopen accession negotiations with the European Union. In the national poll, 51.5% of those who took a position said they would choose yes, while 48.5% said no. This is not a statistically significant difference, but the margin o…
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