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Except that's not how voting works is it? If you had 500 different options and the winner got 2%, its still the winner. That means that more people want that, than want the other options.
This is seen as a single issue election by @brexitparty_uk. Their single policy is a WTO brexit. The vote for it will be those who agree or have been fooled into believing it's about democracy. To declare it confirms a mandate for no deal at 35 vs 65 is further deceit.
Maybe all the remain parties should have put their differences aside for this one then? 
But alas, party politics are more important to them 
The argument is that since their policies vary on other matters that's not possible. They are looking at 5 years as MEPs. Foolish? Perhaps. The single issue for TBP is a big advantage. A general election on the other hand will be very different.
So just asking. If the Labour Party win the next election with 42% of the votes u would consider that illegitimate & that they don't have a mandate becoz 58% of the electorate don't agree with them? I would say if Leave parties get 40% or more 4 no deal that's pretty significant
Assuming they controlled the house. FPTP has it's flaws. As an indicator of support for a no deal Brexit 40% isn't enough when 60% didn't support one. If a mandate is being sought the people need to choose. It seems it's now no deal vs remain?
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