It came up on Question Time last night whether Brexit should be delayed until we know the result of this. People will have strong opinions both ways, and I see no benefit in exploring that. But one panellist claimed part of the consideration was that this was not the official leave campaign.


That seems a nonsensical argument to me: it implies only the official campaigns influenced people's opinions, which is not the case. It would only needed to have swayed a few percentage to affect the result so I don't see being "unofficial" has any bearing on the significance.