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You don’t necessarily have to change anyone’s minds. A sizeable amount of non-voters first time round to get involved and shifting demographics could be enough to sway it.
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“Could”. But do you think the quality of debate in the last two years, from our politicians and others has been of the quality to engage and enthuse.
And these demographics. Yes 700,000 thousand leavers next to deaths door have now slipped the mortal coil to be replaced by Remain teenagers.........it’s very convenient and I wouldn’t bet the farm on it.
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Like a US election the actual challenge is getting the most people out.
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Indeed, and they would revert to project fear. But I can already see the campaigns.
What was it now planes won’t fly the day after no deal Brexit?...... as predicted yes they will.
The EU, as expected, will not do anything that damages their own interests.
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Originally Posted by jfman
I would describe something winning by 52-48 as wafer thin, yes.
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What is an acceptable margin then?
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It requires a minor shift in demographics or public opinion to give a 48-52 result in the other direction. Which I’d also call wafer thin.
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Most likely as least 1.3 million