If there was a Brexit Poll next week

[clapham_gull]

..odd question I know and no agenda.

I've posted on here that I was a relunctant remainer deeply suspicious of big beaucracy.

Throw your own beliefs to one side and suggest what the result would be now after what we have learnt...

So not a poll - how do you think OTHERS would vote if asked again.

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[whitelion]

Who knows - polling is all over the place.

I was a remainer but not unduly put out by Brexit. I don't know how I would vote in another poll.

 

[SK1NT]

..odd question I know and no agenda.

I've posted on here that I was a relunctant remainer deeply suspicious of big beaucracy.

Throw your own beliefs to one side and suggest what the result would be now after what we have learnt...

So not a poll - how do you think OTHERS would vote if asked again.

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I honestly reckon it would be remain by about 55%-60% i have heard way too many people say that they feel duped having voted Brexit based on lies and that stupid ****ing bus

 

[JC Footy Genius]

I honestly reckon it would be remain by about 55%-60% i have heard way too many people say that they feel duped having voted Brexit based on lies and that stupid ****ing bus

No no lies and easy answers are the way to go .. add another 100 million to the bus claim and they will hoover up the people who believed the Labour manifesto.

 

[clapham_gull]

I honestly reckon it would be remain by about 55%-60% i have heard way too many people say that they feel duped having voted Brexit based on lies and that stupid ****ing bus

I strongly believe the majority want stay but with massive reform.

This car crash started with the in or out vote.

Many remainers forced to campaign on something they were deeply troubled with.

What you ended up with was the frothing in the mouth leavers versus the smug remainers.

A debate which continues on here to this day....

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[SK1NT]

I strongly believe the majority want stay but with massive reform.

This car crash started with the in or out vote.

Many remainers forced to campaign on something they were deeply troubled with.

What you ended up with was the frothing in the mouth leavers versus the smug remainers.

A debate which continues on here to this day....

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I agree with that too.. but i do think it will swing to remain

 

[Don Quixote]

Leave still I think.


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[Bob!]

..odd question I know and no agenda.

I've posted on here that I was a relunctant remainer deeply suspicious of big beaucracy.

Throw your own beliefs to one side and suggest what the result would be now after what we have learnt...

So not a poll - how do you think OTHERS would vote if asked again.

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What options on the ballot?

 

[Pantani]

If the young voted in the same numbers as they seem to have in this election then remain would win, I think.

 

[clapham_gull]

What options on the ballot?

I think to get a more accurate record of public opinion.

1) Hard Leave

2) Stay as is

3) Stay with reforms

That"s what Cameron got wrong.

3) Would have won and he would gone into negotiations with a mandate.

We are grown ups. You don"t have to decide a nations future on the toss of a coin.

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[LlcoolJ]

More leave voters are dead and more remain voters are eligible to vote, so I reckon remain would win.

 

[Nixonator]

Very little leave > remain in my experience.

Know quite a few remain > leave though.

So i'd say a greater majority to leave.

 

[CHAPPERS]

The youth vote that turned out would mean remain would win by a few percent.

 

[Billy the Fish]

..odd question I know and no agenda.

I've posted on here that I was a relunctant remainer deeply suspicious of big beaucracy.

Throw your own beliefs to one side and suggest what the result would be now after what we have learnt...

So not a poll - how do you think OTHERS would vote if asked again.

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I voted leave. Without going over old ground too much, I voted leave because I fundamentally disagree with the move toward a federal Europe and have been suspicious of the EU since they bulldozed the Lisbon treaty through and Brown reneged on his promise of a vote.

But I believe you have to take a pragmatic view sometimes, and at the moment I'm not sure if Brexit is deliverable by anyone. I would love us to leave and truly believe we'd be better off in the long term if we take back the power of self governance from the EU, but at the moment we have a set of politicians who can't run a bath, let alone a country.

At this point I would take rolling back on Brexit in the short term but agree a long term plan with the EU on how to remove us so it's mutually beneficial for everyone.

 

[nicko31]

George Osbourne says "Hard Brexit is in the bin", hopefully now some common sense

 

[HantsSeagull]

i think it would be remain by 5-10% majority

 

[Perkino]

Now we have hung parliament I'm hoping for a Con/Lib Dem coalition with the Lib Dems only agreeing to be a part of it if we have another vote on berexit needing a 55% majority to start the leave process

 

[nicko31]

Now we have hung parliament I'm hoping for a Con/Lib Dem coalition with the Lib Dems only agreeing to be a part of it if we have another vote on berexit needing a 55% majority to start the leave process

It won't happen with the Lib Dems. The DUP have a very different view on the single market, gonna be interesting

 

[sussex_guy2k2]

I think people would remain. All of the Leavers I know and have spoken to have back tracked quite substantially.

Ultimately, I think people are realising that, whilst the EU is not perfect, it's our own system and our own politicians and our own politics that most people are unhappy with. This election has shown that with the utterly dreadful options we've had to vote for, and most people still feeling that they're simply not heard.

 

[rocker959]

Leave .