Thanks to this ComRes poll, the question floating around Westminster this morning is: how much?! You see, with only a day to go until the AV
referendum, it has the No camp on 66 per cent, and the Yes camp on 34. That puts No a punishing 32 points ahead of its rival. Even allowing for the peculiarities of a bank holiday weekend –
as noted by Anthony Wells here – it’s still an astonishing gap. It augurs a landslide.
Or does it? To my mind, much still rests on turnout and on the voting patterns of Wales, Scotland, etc. Yet there’s no denying that Yes are up against it – and in a major way. Their problem, and the problem that they have faced throughout this campaign, is perfectly encapsulated by this morning’s newspaper editorials.

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