Public would now vote to Remain - just ... but would not vote to "rejoin"
This
paper assesses the success, so far as public opinion is concerned, of
the EU referendum held five years ago this month. Using a unique
collection of NatCen Panel surveys conducted throughout the last five
years, it examines first of all whether individual voters have changed
their minds about Brexit and whether collectively there has continued to
be majority support for leaving the EU. Thereafter, we analyse how well
voters believe the instructions they gave at the referendum have been
executed, focusing in particular on how good or bad a deal the UK is
thought to have secured from the Brexit negotiations. Finally, we ask
whether voters still envisage that leaving the EU will have much the
same consequences as they had anticipated when they cast their
referendum ballots.
Key findings:
Read the full report: Has Brexit been a success? The public’s perspective
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