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Old 31-12-2017, 10:18   #1451
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by heero_yuy View Post
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So no actual shift in position, just some polling noise, despite some clutching at EU straws.
Posting out of date information is not so much clutching at straws but more like a drunk clutching at another drunk for support.
Subsequent polls show the shift to Remain and this has been mentioned by many people in this thread before.

But for convenience
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Including those who say they are undecided, BMG’s latest poll for the Independent puts Remain on 51%, Leave on 41% and those who are undecided on 7% (1% preferred not to give a response)...
This time last year BMG had Leave polling some 3 points ahead, and the last time BMG has polled Leave ahead of Remain was in February 2017. Since then there appears to have been a slow but consistent shift in top-line public opinion towards remaining in the EU.
http://www.bmgresearch.co.uk/indepen...tion-tensions/
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