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Still too close. The mistake of Brexit was taking such an important decision based on a slim majority, you need at least an absolute majority, 66%.
I would put it more that there should have been an agreement on what Brexit would be pursued. The pro-Brexit camp promoted all forms of Brexit while there wasn't a good idea on how Brexit would be implemented.
The UK still hasn't solved the trilemma.
Interesting. Are those poll results sampled amongst the general population, or something more specific like from the parliament ?