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Can it be because in areas with high immigration some immigrants have stayed long enough to be granted citizenship and right to vote? And their votes are affect
by mamon 10y ago
Can it be because in areas with high immigration some immigrants have stayed long enough to be granted citizenship and right to vote? And their votes are affecting overall score?
- teamonkey 10y agoIn general, rural areas in England voted to leave while cities voted to remain. Immigrants are more likely to come to cities rather than the countryside. Those that work in the countryside are more likely to be seasonal labourers. That said, I don't think the immigrant numbers are so high to have made that big of a difference. The UK population is >60M.