US EditionReport: Rejoining EU More Popular with U.K. Voters than Partial Deals
Best for Britain’s poll found 53% of voters would back returning to the bloc, with support strongest among Labour, Liberal Democrat and Green voters.
- A survey commissioned by Best released yesterday found that 53% of Britons support rejoining the European Union, nearly 10 years after the 2016 referendum that led to Brexit.
- In June 2016, voters chose to leave the European Union by 51.9% to 48.1%, a decision that triggered years of political debate and remains closely linked to party identity.
- Support is highest among Labour supporters at 83%, with 84% of Liberal Democrat and 82% of Green voters backing re-entry; Among Conservative voters, the figure is 39%.
- Despite the poll Results, there is no major Westminster party currently campaigning to take Britain back into the European Union, as Labour has ruled out rejoining the single market.
- Any future attempt to rejoin would require sustained political backing and negotiations with Brussels, while Different industries continue experiencing Brexit through trade barriers and customs paperwork.
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More than half of Britons now support rejoining the European Union, according to new polling published almost 10 years after the 2016 referendum that led to Brexit. The survey, commissioned by Best for Britain and released on April 17, found that 53% of voters would back returning to the EU. The result adds to evidence from recent years suggesting attitudes towards Brexit have changed since the… Source
Report: Rejoining EU more popular with U.K. voters than partial deals
LONDON — U.K. voters are more likely to support openly advocating for the United Kingdom to rejoin the European Union than any partial or “halfway house” deal, a report has found. The findings come in response to the planned U.K.-EU reset legislation set to be part of the King’s Speech package set out by the prime minister on May 13. The U.K. government will seek to pass a new law that would ...
Among the more than 4,000 respondents, 53% support the total return to union. But growth is more visible in progressive sectors. "Silence strategy" of the government can cost the workers votes.
Support for the return to the European Union is growing among British voters, a decade since the Brexit referendum, and over half of them support such an option, according to a poll conducted by Best for...
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