Obviously not, without the Electoral Commission and the entire UK media being in on a massive conspiracy. The vote-counting methods are entirely transparent. People whose belief-patterns predicate that they seriously imagine it can be "rigged" probably belong here: http://www.theflatearthsociety.org
I know nothing about vote rigging in Britain. But, I know politicians and the cronies who buy them. And if cornies can buy Politicians why would they not buy elections? so I googled and this was one of the top returns... believe it or not it talks about vote fraud in Britain and the risk for the Brexit vote. http://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...toral-fraud-local-elections-UKIP-London-Mayor
What do you mean? I can't short 100k worth of FTSE or bet 7.5k on a bet that has already matched 55mln through Betfair alone? http://uk.site.sports.betfair.com/b...=en®ion=AUS_NZL&brand=betfair¤cy=USD You can easily trade 10x that... Obviously not on the 50:50 bet, since that price isn't there... but I'm using that as an example of a hedging possibility. I'm just putting a thesis out there arguing the bet is skewed because of developments on financial markets based on the outcome...
I'm 65@85 for the referendum outcome, higher for actual staying or not... since my guess is if outcome is 52% for brexit, they'll still stay with limited political damage (it's still a referendum and not binding)