The no-deal Brexit Party on 34%. Arch remain parties (Greens, CHUK and Lib Dem) on 31% combined. Given the margin of error in polling, that's pretty much even between both ends of the spectrum.
In the middle, you've got the 2 main Westminster parties on 26% combined. The Tories are more leave orientated, so add them to the Brexit Party Vote, giving 44%. Labour are a more remain orientated party, so add their vote to the hardcore remain parties and you get a combined total of 47%. Factor in margin of error, add a couple of percent for UKIP to the leave parties, and opinion is still basically split down the middle.
A 2nd referendum with opinion still so evenly divided would be pointless imo. If there is to be any further questions put to the public, it would probably have to simply ask what flavour of leave we'd like (no-deal or Norway). And then we'd have to live with the result. Remain is dead imo.
Asking that question: what type of leave would you like, would be affective in itself, becaue it would start to show up how little Brexit delivers. Whether the masses would be able to understand that or whether they'd just follow the simplistic 'in the name of democracy' nonsene and get all steamed up with career politician Farage we don't know. I think he is ripe for exposure. No one in the political classes is prepared to go down to his level and rip him apart. Yet so much of what he says does not make sense, when you consider it. So much is hypocracy, and within 5 minutes you can see he's in it for a jolly. Making £400k a year, being the big knob. He maintains he doesn't want to be there - but he is giggling away - making a mint out the mugs that fall for his bunkum.
Think I'm just biased? Here's one example of Farage's false dawns. The form of Brexit he peddles would lead to a less white UK with more muslims. Now Farage has used immigration and talked about Islamic extremism when it has suited him. But how many muslims come from Europe to the UK? Verses those that come from outside the EU to the UK? Given that the UK has an aging population and needs immigrants to work in the NHS, to pick fruit etc, and that the majority of our immigrants come from outside the EU now, it is clear that Farage is just riding the wave of Brexit for his own ends. He does not care about the issues that he talks about, such as immigration. He uses it to gain the limelight and make money. Immigration is of course a contentious issue. It is hard to talk about race and religion, to get onto Farage's level. But he uses it when he needs to. He used it to get the Brexit vote. Without it, there would be no Brexit. Why? Becuase Brexit would have been about the economy, becaue the EU's heart is trading union and the primary effect on the UK is economic. Farage, UKIP, Banks (funded by Russia) could not have that. The population considering the reality of Brexit - the effect on jobs, British people having less money due to a weaker economy - would have meant they would lose the vote. So they had to made it about immigration, and that is what tipped the ballance.
Yet now, when the stark reality is staring us in the face, that Brexit offers nothing apart from economic and political harm, and less white immigration from europe, Farage has shifted the narrative to the whiney but effective 'they don't listen to us'. He is the King of Snearers, he's made a career out of it. Yet he offers nothing. No vision of his own. He stands for what we don't like. Nothing more.
Who do you vote for to put MEPs in place who actually care about doing work to help people? Rather than those who take 100k a year salary, pay their German wives 30k a year as their 'secretry', claim travel costs to go and drink wine in France while snearing at people who are trying to work for a continent.