>Why group the unsure with supporters? Because it is an a priori based on... "vibes" and a lot of hearsay (from the loudest voices). And "nearly 6 in 10" (so,

>Why group the unsure with supporters? Because it is an a priori based on... "vibes" and a lot of hearsay (from the loudest voices). And "nearly 6 in 10" (so, closer to 50/50?) is not a big majority. Just need that a few thousand people change their mind to reverse which side is the "majority". (Note the margin of error is not mentioned)