Exit Polls Show Victory For ‘No’ Vote in Greek Referendum

Sunday, July 5, 2015 10:58

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Numerous media outlets are reporting that the ‘no’ vote has a slight lead in the Greek referendum on the EU bailout.

#Greferendum results at 10.3% of total No: 59.87% Yes: 40.13% participation: 54.8% #Greece #euro

— MacroPolis (@MacroPolis_gr) July 5, 2015

OK it’s official. First results published by Interiors ministry show 60% #OXI/No and 40% #NAI/Yes #Greferendum #AthensLive #Greece

— AthensLive GR (@athenslivegr) July 5, 2015

My read: slight lead for NO (OXI) enables @atsipras to form coalition team+ask for a deal #polls pic.twitter.com/pxAcD0EMqH

— Stratos Safioleas (@stratosathens) July 5, 2015

Every exit poll saying ‘no’ camp has won. If this now goes the other way, serious questions are gonna be asked. #Greferendum

— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) July 5, 2015

#Greece referendum poll: Yes – 46% No – 49% (via Metron Analysis) Just released.

— Britain Elects (@britainelects) July 5, 2015

CNN reports “no” vote has slight lead. #Grefenderum

— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) July 5, 2015

@PrisonPlanet 51.5 percent of Greek citizens voted “No” and 48.5 percent voted “Yes” – MEGA TV. #Greece #voteno #victorytothepeople

— Real Talk, Real News (@Real_Talk_News) July 5, 2015

BREAKING: 49.5-54% of Greeks say ‘No’ to creditors’ bailout proposals – polls http://t.co/iTaxneaEWN #Greferendum pic.twitter.com/tDRXYGAwvH

— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) July 5, 2015

No supporters are already celebrating.

Celebratory honking has started here in Athens with exit polls showing “no” lead @Ruptly #Greece

— Katerina Alexandridi (@kalexandridi) July 5, 2015

No voters driving around Syntagma Square, outside Greek parliament, tooting horns in celebration.

— Jim Waterson (@jimwaterson) July 5, 2015

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