It looks like we will remain part of the EU, this is what the polls are suggesting so far, final result will be in the morning.

Me personally I voted to leave. The campaigns on both sides were crap, they both used unchecks "facts", scare tatics to try and sway it.

The reasons why I voted out, is simply I dont like the political union. Brussels has far to much power.

I do like Europe, the people, the free trade zones and the free movment for EU citizens.

So after an exciting and shocking night of poll results being announced the final result is now in. To the surprise of most, even I, The United Kingdom, 41 years after joining, have voted to leave the European Union. This seismic decision will have a large effect on the UK and the EU.

Other EU country political parties as calling for their version on Brexit. Most are unlikely to get it as they are not the ruling parties. Big German manufactures are keeping a steady head and have said let's get on with sorting out a new trade deals. Pound Sterling (£) has taken a large drop, although it's still stronger than the Euro, this was to be expected, but the bank of England's statement of reassurance has help that improve this and as deals are signed in the months to come, faith in the UK will come back to the markets.

72% of the voting populace turned out, this is the highest turnout in over 20 years.

51.9% Voted Leave (17,410,742 votes)

48.1% Voted Remain (16,141,241 votes)

I feel that this step in the unknown will be a chance for the UK to rule itself again and increase its trade globally, whilst still being a partner to the EU, supporting them in trade and security.

Another twist is that PM David Cameron has decided to step down in October after 6 years of being prime minister. I think he has done a good job during his time leading the country out of recession and bringing our economy back from the brink by making difficult, unpopular but needed choices.