Giugiaro
Member
I'd be inclined to think that after a close vote initially, and a few years of Brexit chaos, the outcome would most likely be to remain in the EU?
YouGov had a snap voting on January 16, 2019, and the results show that most would vote to remain, otherwise leave with no deal.
https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.n...5/PeoplesVoteResults_190116_SnapPolling_w.pdf
I remember polls last year indicated that results for a second referendum would be close to those of the first referendum, meaning Leave would win a simple majority.
It seems that after Theresa May postponed the vote to January, people started shifting towards remaining, and leavers became more sympathized with the idea of leaving with no EU relationship.
I understand that Leavers are becoming fed up with both Theresa May's proposed deal and the general attitude of the EU, preferring leaving with no deal than "having to keep this **** up".
I don't blame them, I would also be very pissed off right now.