British Voters Leaning Toward Leaving the EU: Poll

Britain’s campaign to leave the European Union is 10 points ahead only two weeks before the national referendum, according to a poll published on Friday by ORB.

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The survey says that "Leave" attracted the support of 55 percent of those pulled, versus 45 percent for "Remain." ORB's online survey of 2,000 people did not include the option of answering "don't know".

This is the biggest lead yet recorded for those wanting Britain to quit the EU, which currently has 28 member states. The vote will take place on June 23, a decision that will profoudnly affect politics, economy, trade, defense and migration in the United Kingdom, as well as the rest of the EU.

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Several  telephone polls indicate that the “Remain” camp is in fact ahead. Even the "Leave" campaign suggested the race is closer than the latest survey suggests.

"We don't believe the ORB online poll," the Leave campign said on Twitter, adding that "our data suggests it's closer to 50-50.

British Prime Minister David Cameron is supporting the "Remain" campaing, as Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, while former London mayor and conservative commentator Boris Johnson supports the "Leave" campaign.