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How soft is the Leave vote – and which issues will swing it?

Matthew Goodwin

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Our regular columnist Matthew Goodwin explores some key divergences in polling surveys that suggest we don’t really know the balance of public opinion on remaining or leaving the EU. He also looks at other polling-related developments and insights.

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Our regular columnist Matthew Goodwin explores some key divergences in polling surveys that suggest we don’t really know the balance of public opinion on remaining or leaving the EU. He also looks at other polling-related developments and insights.

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Our regular columnist Matthew Goodwin explores some key divergences in polling surveys that suggest we don’t really know the balance of public opinion on remaining or leaving the EU. He also looks at other polling-related developments and insights.

Key concepts: Polling, Public opinion, Political science, Key (lock), Balance (ability), Public relations, Sociology, Public administration

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