droodzilla
pfm Member
Sorry matthew, that's just maths!
Seriously, I'm surprised this question hasn't been asked before. It's critical to the entire debate about whether Labour would do better if they unequivocally endorsed a second referendum or confirmatory vote.
Of course the usual caveats apply: this is just one poll, and survey responses don't always translate into action at the polling station.
More importantly, Labour needs to consider how permanent the gains and losses from changing its Brexit strategy are likely to be: e.g. a transient gain in support from the LDs vs a permanent loss of support to Farage or the Conservatives would not be a good trade. So snapshots of voting intentions like the one above aren't knockdown arguments in favour of an anti-Brexit position, although they need to be taken into account.