A recent survey has revealed a rise in public support for a second Brexit referendum. The poll, commissioned by The Independent, found that 48% of respondents want another referendum, compared to 44% last month. Meanwhile 24% said they do not want a new vote, while 16% did not have strong feelings either way and 11% were not sure. In the latest YouGov survey, conducted between June 22 and 24, voters are asked whether it is “more likely than not” or “not very likely” that Britain will leave the EU on March
A recent survey has revealed a rise in public support for a second Brexit referendum. The poll, commissioned by The Independent, found that 48% of respondents want another referendum, compared to 44% last month. Meanwhile 24% said they do not want a new vote, while 16% did not have strong feelings either way and 11% were not sure. Respondents also showed growing support for replacing Theresa May as prime minister should her cabinet fail to agree a deal, while 52% believed this scenario would call for a general election.