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The EU Referendum vote has been split in Bristol, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset. | |
Voters in Bristol elected to remain, while those in South Gloucestershire and North Somerset backed the Leave vote. | |
The Bristol vote saw 141,027 (62%) people vote to remain. Turnout was 73%. | |
In South Gloucestershire 83,405 (53%) and in North Somerset 64,976 (52%) voted to leave. Turnout was 76% and 77% respectively. | |
Conservative MP for North Somerset, Liam Fox, said the UK had made a "courageous" vote to change the "course of our history". | |
"It's going to be some time before we leave. We want to leave on good terms - it's in our mutual interest to do that," he said. | |
He added he would "like to see the Prime Minister say he'll stay on". | |
See all the local results here | |
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