Next week marks 9 years since the EU referendum; most Britons would now support rejoiningCloser relationship without rejoining: 67% supportRejoining: 56%Status quo: 28%Further loosening ties: 18%yougov.co.uk/politics/art…
Most Britons now say it was wrong for the UK to vote to leave the EURight to leave: 31% (-1 from 18-19 May)Wrong to leave: 56% (=)yougov.co.uk/politics/art…
61% of Britons say that Brexit has been a failure – who do they hold responsible?Conservatives: 88%Boris Johnson: 84%Nigel Farage: 67%Theresa May: 66%Rishi Sunak: 64%Labour: 39%EU: 37%Civil service: 30%Keir Starmer: 28%yougov.co.uk/politics/art…
By 44% to 37%, Britons say attempting to rejoin the EU is the wrong priority at this current time, although opinion is widely divided by partyyougov.co.uk/politics/art…
Within what timeframe do Britons think another EU referendum should be held?Next 5 yearsShould: 45%Should not: 42%Next 10 yearsShould: 49%Should not: 34%Next 25 yearsShould: 52%Should not: 26%yougov.co.uk/politics/art…
Monday is the ninth anniversary of when the United Kingdom voted to impose economic sanctions on itself and it is no surprise pollsters are polling and whilst all the focus on the majority wanting to rejoin/having closer relations with the EU without rejoining my focus will be elsewhere.
The majority of Brits think Brexit was the wrong decision/a failure and the Tories are getting the blame both as a party and individual people, the question is how they can fix this? Is the Tory route back to power by apologising for Brexit and perhaps advocating rejoin?