Which is why the referendum has to happen before the election. As I have said before, a referendum free from the fraud and corruption which swayed the first one would almost certainly result in a Remain vote. The main force driving Brexit is the Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive, and that becomes law on the 1st January. Stopping those with a vested interest in having their offshore assets taxed from interfering in the referendum will be a challenge, but we know what to expect now.
The lies and myths about the EU being the cause of everything that is bad about Britain have largely been exposed, although a hardcore of people will cling to the belief that austerity is good for them, and paying higher prices and selling our NHS to the Americans is better than freedom of movement of goods, services and people. The 2.2 million young people who were under 18 in 2016 will also help swing the vote towards staying.