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No Deal - 3 Against, 2 Neutral
May's Deal - 3 Against, 44 Neutral
Revoke article 50 - 6 For, 3 Neutral
So far that at least gives us some indication(at least of forum members) that:
On the balance of most supported and most opposed, both Leave with No Deal and May's Deal are equally popular - with a negative score* of 3.
While Revoke article 50 has a positive score of 6.
*(the difference in the number of people diametrically opposing than most wanting to see happen)
That leaves the massive grey area of the Neutrals.
No Deal has a score of 2.
May's has a score of 44.
Revoke has a score of 3.
Both No Deal and Revoke have a fairly similar number of Neutrals, while May's deal has a dramatic and significant amount.
We do know from most sources of information that May's deal is universally unpopular, so at the very least we can assume that a significant amount of the neutral score it received is basically due to it merely being the least hated rather than the 2nd most wanted.
That however is still opinion and conjecture.
Further more, it's just a poll on a forum.
It does however help give some limited insight into just how big an unknown it all is and how the binary choices the electorate were given are completely insufficient and inadequate for making decisions and policy on what they are supposed to bindingly represent. |
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