Quote Originally Posted by Wheeze View Post
Of course that graph has nothing to do with undecided firming up their decision just before the vote.
Yes, the most striking thing about the graph for me was the wide variance in poll results before the referendum (I think 95% confidence intervals for Leave and Remain would have a lot of overlap), whereas it all stabilised afterwards. It's now clearly in favour of Remain; on the other hand, if a People's Vote was announced, it would probably start oscillating wildly again . . .

Anyway, I'm off to check the local ditches to see if there is a dead Boris in any of them.