Interview with former UKIP leader Nigel Farage

The transcript discusses the inaccuracies of professional poll watchers and the political class's disconnect from the public, particularly outside the M25. It highlights the unexpected public engagement and excitement in Bolton, where many people expressed their intention to vote for the first time. The video concludes with a critique of the polling industry, noting its repeated failures and the high voter turnout of 73% in the referendum, emphasizing the triumph of democracy.

What was the initial expectation of professional poll watchers regarding the referendum turnout?

• It would be less than 50%

• It would be exactly 70%

• It would not reach 65%

• It would exceed 80%

What did professionals mistakenly believe would happen in the last week of the referendum?

• A return to the status quo

• A significant increase in voter turnout

• A swing towards a new political party

• A decrease in public interest

How did the people in Bolton react to the referendum?

• They were indifferent and uninterested

• They were excited and eager to participate

• They were confused about the process

• They were opposed to the referendum

What was the general sentiment of people who had never voted before?

• They were unsure about the voting process

• They felt it was pointless to vote

• They believed their vote could make a difference

• They were pressured to vote by peers

What was the actual turnout percentage in the referendum?

• 55%

• 80%

• 73%

• 65%