Strong Brexit supporters have fallen to 53% to 49% of the public, down from a second , with strong remainers up by 53% to 49% , a study by Brexit Thinks found. While many leave voters are pessimistic about progress on Brexit , there was no consensus on a way forward. Voters felt negatively towards Theresa May's Brexit deal and were concerned by a possible no-deal. Support for another vote has fallen since June , from around 25% . The study found 44% of voters say May 's deal is "the worst of all worlds". One of the study’s The same percentage expected to be poorer for the next three years .
Strong Brexit supporters have fallen to 53% to 49% of the public, down from a second , with strong remainers up by 53% to 49% , a study by Brexit Thinks found. While many leave voters are pessimistic about progress on Brexit , there was no consensus on a way forward. Voters felt negatively towards Theresa May's Brexit deal and were concerned by a possible no-deal. Support for another vote has fallen since June , from around 25% . The study found 44% of voters say May 's deal is "the worst of all worlds". The same percentage expected to be poorer for the next three years .