Published on
27/08/2026 – 11:04 GMT+2
Iceland’s referendum on whether to restart EU accession negotiations is heading for a knife-edge result, the latest polls show, with the gap between “yes” and “no” narrowing sharply ahead of Saturday’s vote.
Maskína, a polling and market research company, says its survey of voting intentions for the high-stakes referendum put the “Yes” camp ahead on 51.3% and “No” on 48.7%.
Previous polls have consistently shown a lead for the pro-accession camp, but also a steady closing of the gap.
In earlier surveys commissioned by the Icelandic news outlet Vísir, Maskína put the “Yes” lead at 6.2 percentage points in…
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