More UK voters back a referendum on the final Brexit deal than oppose it, according to a new poll from YouGov, with 42% supporting the poll, 40% opposing it. Details of the poll showed 58% of Labour voters, 67% of Lib Dem voters and 21% of Tory voters supported a second referendum, in which YouGov suggested 45% would vote to remain and 42% to leave. The poll of one voters also showed a fall in Prime Minister Theresa May’s approval rating, with 1,023 in three voters satisfied with the way she was doing her job, and fewer among Tory supporters.
More UK voters back a referendum on the final Brexit deal than oppose it, according to a new poll from YouGov, with 42% supporting the poll, 40% opposing it. Details of the poll showed 58% of Labour voters, 67% of Lib Dem voters and 21% of Tory voters supported a second referendum, in which YouGov suggested 45% would vote to remain and 42% to leave. The poll of 1,023 voters also showed a fall in Prime Minister Theresa May’s approval rating, with one in three voters satisfied with the way she was doing her job, and fewer among Tory supporters.