Brexit fails to meet voter expectations as public opinion shifts a decade on
By
John Curtice
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Summary
Analysis of public opinion on Brexit a decade after the 2016 EU referendum. Drawing on over 500 polls, the article examines whether the narrow 2016 majority has held up over time, whether leaving the EU has met voter expectations, and whether voters now regret their choice. The piece suggests Brexit has failed to live up to expectations and that many voters would now vote differently if given another chance.
Key quotes
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Perhaps the narrow majority in favour of Brexit has failed to withstand the test of time?
Over 500 polls have asked people since June 2016 how they would vote if there were another referendum.
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