Sky News Broadcast of Farage `Concession' Statement and YouGov Poll

The video discusses the UK's historic referendum on EU membership, with insights from political editor Faisal Islam and polling data from YouGov. Nigel Farage of UKIP provides a statement suggesting a high turnout and a potential remain victory. The video highlights the absence of an exit poll and the challenges in predicting outcomes. YouGov's latest poll indicates a slight lead for remain, but the result remains uncertain. The discussion also covers voter turnout and the implications of the referendum.

What was Nigel Farage's initial reaction to the closing of the polls?

• He was confident of a 'Leave' victory.

• He believed 'Remain' might edge out.

• He had no opinion on the outcome.

• He predicted a tie.

Why was there no exit poll conducted for the referendum?

• The polling model used for general elections was not applicable.

• The referendum was not considered important.

• There was a lack of funding for an exit poll.

• The broadcasters were not interested.

What did YouGov's survey indicate about the referendum outcome?

• There was a tie between 'Leave' and 'Remain'.

• The results were inconclusive.

• 'Remain' had a slight lead.

• 'Leave' had a significant lead.

What historical precedent was mentioned in relation to the referendum trends?

• The US Presidential Elections

• The Scottish Independence Referendum

• The German Federal Elections

• The French Presidential Elections

What was the expected voter turnout according to Nigel Farage?

• Lower than general elections

• Unpredictable and varied

• Significantly lower than expected

• Similar to general elections or higher