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Originally Posted by jfman
I did spot that, the problem being a second referendum doesn’t need a majority of the public to want one, only Parliament to legislate for it.
What’d be curious, and I accept highly unlikely, is if leave voters boycotted the referendum. It’d be a legally enacted referendum with no real legitimacy. To lose 52-48 would demonstrably be a shift in public opinion, but what if you couldn’t measure a shift at all?
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