But who gets to keep the voters?
Labour MPs be warned - the side that splits will lose
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YouGov's eve-of-vote poll: Remain leads by two
YouGov's eve-of-poll number is 49-51 in favour of Remain
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EU referendum: Remain lead at one
Polls published today for Good Morning Britain (from the middle of the week) and the Sunday Times (from the end of the week) show ...
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EU referendum: Remain lead at one
Latest YouGov / Times EU referendum voting intention: Remain 43%, Leave 42%, Don't know 11%.
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How YouGov sample our polls
Since the polling error last year there have been a wide variety of different responses from the polling industry. Some of the most candid, ...
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YouGov's accurate election polls show our new methods are working
Our new sampling methods have notably increased the accuracy of our results in the first real-time test since May 2015
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Lessons from the Scottish referendum
As we enter the final weeks of the EU campaign, here are some lessons from the Scottish referendum that may provide a reference point ...
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Division on Europe hurting Tory image
Labour and the Conservatives are neck and neck in voting intention, as infighting over Europe weakens the Tory brand
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Why the difference between phone and online in EU referendum polling?
There’s a big difference between the online and telephone polls on the EU referendum – with online polls showing the sides neck-and neck and ...
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Analysis: 36% of Brits would support an EU standing army
Despite Briton's general scepticism towards the EU and closer European integration, a surprisingly large minority would support an EU standing army
