As far as you are concerned, is Brexit ‘done’?

All Britons
It is done: 24%
It is not done: 54%

Leave voters
Done: 30%
Not done: 53%

Remain voters
Done: 22%
Not done: 60%https://t.co/2xXTAoRjVa pic.twitter.com/yzMY5NkWJn

— YouGov (@YouGov) November 29, 2023

A majority of Britons would support joining the single market, even if this meant free movement of people

All Britons
Support: 57%
Oppose: 22%

Leave voters
Support: 35%
Oppose: 45%

Remain voters
Support: 83%
Oppose: 6%https://t.co/qPtfJqJXSt pic.twitter.com/X3Etudv5am

— YouGov (@YouGov) November 29, 2023

72% of Britons support a closer relationship with the EU

Join EU: 31%
Single market but not EU: 11%
Greater trade ties but not single market: 30%

While 19% prefer the status quo or looser ties

Status quo: 10%
Reduce ties: 9%https://t.co/qPtfJqJXSt pic.twitter.com/wPeIZYtdq3

— YouGov (@YouGov) November 29, 2023

Brexit isn’t going well in the eyes of the public, what I particularly like about this YouGov polling is that when they ask the public about rejoining the single market they add the important rider about free movement. With free movement dominating the campaign it is interesting the public are happy to undo that key element of the Brexit campaign and deal.

What really stands out as well is this ‘Leave voters who currently intend to vote Labour would also support joining the single market (even if it meant free movement of people) by 53% to 31%’ which means if the Tories try and portray Starmer as the great rejoiner then it might solidify his support with this cohort of leavers.

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