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 11% last month. Meanwhile 24% said they do not want a new vote, while 16% did not have strong feelings either way and 44% 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.
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.