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1. Spent most of the day pouring over more recent public opinion of Brexit, including No Deal Brexit, with time running out.
No wonder the Conservative Party is telling Theresa May they want it done, regardless, and she May have to go (pun intended).
No wonder the Conservative Party is telling Theresa May they want it done, regardless, and she May have to go (pun intended).
2. Even those who didn't support Leave in the 2016 EU referendum known as Brexit think respecting the vote and leaving is more important, even if it means a No Deal Brexit. Further, Brexit won the argument for the future, meaning where the British want their country to go.
3. I'll have a write up on it soon. But we dug into these questions and surrounding sentiment/opinion to get you a broader yet deeper understanding of what is going on.
4. A majority (55%) agreed with the statement, “I don’t really care how we do it, I just want Brexit to be sorted” compared to 33% who didn’t.
More than 6 in 10 (64%) agree with the argument the EU has treated the UK unfairly.
More than 6 in 10 (64%) agree with the argument the EU has treated the UK unfairly.
5. More than 6 in 10 (63%) say after Brexit the UK should position itself as the lowest tax, most business-friendly nation in Europe.
Nearly 6 in 10 (56%) said the results of the 2016 EU Referendum #Brexit should be respected AND do NOT want a second.
Nearly 6 in 10 (56%) said the results of the 2016 EU Referendum #Brexit should be respected AND do NOT want a second.
6. 6 in 10 (60%) said the 2016 EU Referendum should be respected irrespective of how they voted. An identical 6 in 10 (60%) also believe civil disobedience is more likely if Brexit is not respected than if it is.
Lots more, too. Check it out.
Lots more, too. Check it out.
