Strong Brexit supporters have fallen to around 25% of the public, down from a third, with strong remainers up by 5%, a study by Britain Thinks found. The findings come as Theresa May prepares for her first cabinet meeting since becoming prime minister on Monday. 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 53% to 49%. 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.
Strong Brexit supporters have fallen to around 25% of the public, down from a third, with strong remainers up by 5%, a study by Britain 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 53% to 49%. 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.