Chief Remoaner Gina Miller is crowdfunding a tour of marginal seats to urge people to vote tactically by booting out our Brexiteers and backing pro-EU candidates

GINA MILLER is crowdfunding for a new campaign to stop an "extreme Brexit" and boost pro-EU MPs.

The businesswoman who fought Theresa May in court is raising money for a tour of marginal constituencies to try and encourage voters to back MPs who promise a vote on a final Brexit deal.

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She has already raised half of her £10,000 goal to promote a "tactical voting" campaign.

Ms Miller took the Government to court last year - arguing that minister needed a vote in Parliament before triggering Article 50.

She won the case - which made the PM push a vote through the Commons and the Lords.

But now she has warned that she could take them back to court AGAIN if they don't follow through on a vote for the final Brexit deal.

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The businesswoman said of her new campaign: "We will support candidates who campaign for a real final vote on Brexit, including rejecting any deal that leaves Britain worse off.

"We will use the money to back candidates who pledge to support a full and free vote on the Brexit deal. We will also work with organisations with the same goals."

Mrs May shocked the country yesterday when she called for a snap poll on June 8 to stop those in Westminster who were trying to obstruct Brexit.

MPs will vote today on approving her plans for an election - the PM needs two thirds of people to be able to hold another vote before 2020.

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, she wrote: "Do what's best for Britain!

"Support the country's biggest tactical voting drive ever and stop Extreme Brexit.

"The future of our country is in the people's hands."

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But users who commented on her page urged her to put her money where her mouth is and stand as a candidate instead.

Paul Sharman wrote: "Lady I voted remain. We both LOST.

"Better Idea... Stump up you own deposit & stand for election in any constituency you chose & see if you get elected.

"Put up or shut up. Divisive politics helps nobody."