Panelbase - YES 48, NO 52

Panelbase's final call poll for the referendum is out and also has a 48/52 split. Full topline figures are YES 45%, NO 50%, Don't know 5%, which excluding don't knows becomes YES 48%, NO 52% - the same as in all three of yesterday's polls. While it doesn't seem to be their "official" headline figure, Panelbase also included a forced choice question to don't knows asking them to imagine they were in the polling station, right now, with no don't know option - with that data it would have been YES 47, NO 53. Full tabs are here.

Still to come later tonight are the final YouGov poll and the penultimate Ipsos MORI poll.

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