40% of Britons support their country out of the EU

40% of Britons support their country out of the EU

David Cameron, British Prime Minister

Showed about 40% of the nearly two thousand British desire to get out of their country of the European Union, according to a survey released on Thursday, a day after Prime Minister David Cameron to hold a referendum on the country's membership in the European bloc.

The results of the survey, which is conducted by "YouGov" Research on the direction of long-standing on the British preference for out of the EU, and showed 37% of those surveyed Union's desire to stay.

The last poll conducted by the company in 17-18 January that 40% of the two thousand people have expressed their desire to stay with the European Union, compared with 34% willing to go out, and for the first time in at least two years.

Raised that result reported in the British media on Wednesday, some observers have questions about the timing of Cameron pledged to conduct a referendum on membership of the country by the end of 2017, if re-elected.