According to a recent poll, if another referendum on the UK’s EU membership were held today, a clear majority of voters would choose to rejoin the EU. This indicates a significant shift in public sentiment since the original 2016 referendum. Notably, support for reversing Brexit is particularly strong among Generation Z voters, who could not participate in the original vote; they favor rejoining by a two-to-one margin, showing a generational divide in views on post-Brexit Britain.
The poll results reflect widespread belief that Brexit has negatively impacted virtually every aspect of life in the UK, from the economy to public health and international reputation. As support for Brexit diminishes, discussions about the possibility of a second referendum are gaining traction, especially with movements from leaders like Sir Keir Starmer to strengthen ties with the EU. While some argue that revisiting Brexit could be a distraction, others see it as a necessary step for addressing the current challenges facing the country.
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