What do recent polls show the British people want from Brexit?
I was looking at the Wikipedia article on opinion polls for the UK general election to determine if there has been any shift in UK politics that might give any indication of the likely outcomes of Brexit, however, it seems not much has changed in those national poll results.
What do recent polls show the British people want from Brexit?
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I was looking at the Wikipedia article on opinion polls for the UK general election to determine if there has been any shift in UK politics that might give any indication of the likely outcomes of Brexit, however, it seems not much has changed in those national poll results.
What do recent polls show the British people want from Brexit?
united-kingdom brexit
edited 10 hours ago
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That would depend on what will be on the ballot. "No Brexit". "Brexit with the current deal". "No-deal Brexit". Any of those options you put on the ballot will be a likely outcome; and which ever option wins, will win by a small margin. But first, determine what's on the ballot.
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I was looking at the Wikipedia article on opinion polls for the UK general election to determine if there has been any shift in UK politics that might give any indication of the likely outcomes of Brexit, however, it seems not much has changed in those national poll results.
What do recent polls show the British people want from Brexit?
united-kingdom brexit
edited 10 hours ago
JJJ
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asked 16 hours ago
hkBsthkBst
23028
I was looking at the Wikipedia article on opinion polls for the UK general election to determine if there has been any shift in UK politics that might give any indication of the likely outcomes of Brexit, however, it seems not much has changed in those national poll results.
What do recent polls show the British people want from Brexit?
united-kingdom brexit
united-kingdom brexit
edited 10 hours ago
JJJ
3,90421738
asked 16 hours ago
hkBsthkBst
23028
edited 10 hours ago
JJJ
3,90421738
asked 16 hours ago
hkBsthkBst
23028
edited 10 hours ago
JJJ
3,90421738
edited 10 hours ago
JJJ
3,90421738
edited 10 hours ago
JJJ
3,90421738
3,90421738
asked 16 hours ago
hkBsthkBst
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asked 16 hours ago
hkBsthkBst
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That would depend on what will be on the ballot. "No Brexit". "Brexit with the current deal". "No-deal Brexit". Any of those options you put on the ballot will be a likely outcome; and which ever option wins, will win by a small margin. But first, determine what's on the ballot.
– Abigail
16 hours ago
@SJuan76, I have edited to correct. Let me know how I did.
– hkBst
16 hours ago
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Thank you, this is way better.
– SJuan76
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add a comment |
That would depend on what will be on the ballot. "No Brexit". "Brexit with the current deal". "No-deal Brexit". Any of those options you put on the ballot will be a likely outcome; and which ever option wins, will win by a small margin. But first, determine what's on the ballot.
– Abigail
16 hours ago
@SJuan76, I have edited to correct. Let me know how I did.
– hkBst
16 hours ago
1
Thank you, this is way better.
– SJuan76
16 hours ago
That would depend on what will be on the ballot. "No Brexit". "Brexit with the current deal". "No-deal Brexit". Any of those options you put on the ballot will be a likely outcome; and which ever option wins, will win by a small margin. But first, determine what's on the ballot.
– Abigail
16 hours ago
That would depend on what will be on the ballot. "No Brexit". "Brexit with the current deal". "No-deal Brexit". Any of those options you put on the ballot will be a likely outcome; and which ever option wins, will win by a small margin. But first, determine what's on the ballot.
– Abigail
16 hours ago
@SJuan76, I have edited to correct. Let me know how I did.
– hkBst
16 hours ago
@SJuan76, I have edited to correct. Let me know how I did.
– hkBst
16 hours ago
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Thank you, this is way better.
– SJuan76
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You could have a look at the Brexit page of Wikipedia: Brexit - public opinion polling - post referendum and its sub-sections: Right/Wrong, Remain/Leave, Three-option referendum, Britain rejoining EU, Second referendum.
One example (copied from Brexit public opinion):
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That further information link should be the main one IMO. Probably with sublinks covering each of its subsections.
– hkBst
13 hours ago
@hkBst You're right. I did that.
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This looks like a good place to start.
The answer you get will depend to some extent on the time span covered, and also the precise question that was asked - comparing "Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union, or leave the European Union?" with "If there was a referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU, how would you vote?" shows some interesting differences.
There's another confounding factor on that page, as it lists different polling organisations along the same timeline, but hovering over the data will let you see what you're looking at.
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You could have a look at the Brexit page of Wikipedia: Brexit - public opinion polling - post referendum and its sub-sections: Right/Wrong, Remain/Leave, Three-option referendum, Britain rejoining EU, Second referendum.
One example (copied from Brexit public opinion):
answered 15 hours ago
TrilarionTrilarion
2,107627
That further information link should be the main one IMO. Probably with sublinks covering each of its subsections.
– hkBst
13 hours ago
@hkBst You're right. I did that.
– Trilarion
6 hours ago
add a comment |
You could have a look at the Brexit page of Wikipedia: Brexit - public opinion polling - post referendum and its sub-sections: Right/Wrong, Remain/Leave, Three-option referendum, Britain rejoining EU, Second referendum.
One example (copied from Brexit public opinion):
answered 15 hours ago
TrilarionTrilarion
2,107627
That further information link should be the main one IMO. Probably with sublinks covering each of its subsections.
– hkBst
13 hours ago
@hkBst You're right. I did that.
– Trilarion
6 hours ago
add a comment |
You could have a look at the Brexit page of Wikipedia: Brexit - public opinion polling - post referendum and its sub-sections: Right/Wrong, Remain/Leave, Three-option referendum, Britain rejoining EU, Second referendum.
One example (copied from Brexit public opinion):
answered 15 hours ago
TrilarionTrilarion
2,107627
You could have a look at the Brexit page of Wikipedia: Brexit - public opinion polling - post referendum and its sub-sections: Right/Wrong, Remain/Leave, Three-option referendum, Britain rejoining EU, Second referendum.
One example (copied from Brexit public opinion):
answered 15 hours ago
TrilarionTrilarion
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edited 6 hours ago
answered 15 hours ago
TrilarionTrilarion
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answered 15 hours ago
TrilarionTrilarion
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answered 15 hours ago
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That further information link should be the main one IMO. Probably with sublinks covering each of its subsections.
– hkBst
13 hours ago
@hkBst You're right. I did that.
– Trilarion
6 hours ago
add a comment |
That further information link should be the main one IMO. Probably with sublinks covering each of its subsections.
– hkBst
13 hours ago
@hkBst You're right. I did that.
– Trilarion
6 hours ago
That further information link should be the main one IMO. Probably with sublinks covering each of its subsections.
– hkBst
13 hours ago
That further information link should be the main one IMO. Probably with sublinks covering each of its subsections.
– hkBst
13 hours ago
@hkBst You're right. I did that.
– Trilarion
6 hours ago
@hkBst You're right. I did that.
– Trilarion
6 hours ago
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This looks like a good place to start.
The answer you get will depend to some extent on the time span covered, and also the precise question that was asked - comparing "Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union, or leave the European Union?" with "If there was a referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU, how would you vote?" shows some interesting differences.
There's another confounding factor on that page, as it lists different polling organisations along the same timeline, but hovering over the data will let you see what you're looking at.
answered 15 hours ago
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This looks like a good place to start.
The answer you get will depend to some extent on the time span covered, and also the precise question that was asked - comparing "Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union, or leave the European Union?" with "If there was a referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU, how would you vote?" shows some interesting differences.
There's another confounding factor on that page, as it lists different polling organisations along the same timeline, but hovering over the data will let you see what you're looking at.
answered 15 hours ago
ItWasLikeThatWhenIGotHereItWasLikeThatWhenIGotHere
2865
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This looks like a good place to start.
The answer you get will depend to some extent on the time span covered, and also the precise question that was asked - comparing "Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union, or leave the European Union?" with "If there was a referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU, how would you vote?" shows some interesting differences.
There's another confounding factor on that page, as it lists different polling organisations along the same timeline, but hovering over the data will let you see what you're looking at.
answered 15 hours ago
ItWasLikeThatWhenIGotHereItWasLikeThatWhenIGotHere
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This looks like a good place to start.
The answer you get will depend to some extent on the time span covered, and also the precise question that was asked - comparing "Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union, or leave the European Union?" with "If there was a referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU, how would you vote?" shows some interesting differences.
There's another confounding factor on that page, as it lists different polling organisations along the same timeline, but hovering over the data will let you see what you're looking at.
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That would depend on what will be on the ballot. "No Brexit". "Brexit with the current deal". "No-deal Brexit". Any of those options you put on the ballot will be a likely outcome; and which ever option wins, will win by a small margin. But first, determine what's on the ballot.
– Abigail
16 hours ago
@SJuan76, I have edited to correct. Let me know how I did.
– hkBst
16 hours ago
1
Thank you, this is way better.
– SJuan76
16 hours ago