If you take away the “Don’t Knows”, then, of those who have reached a view: - by 64.4% to 35.6%, the British public think it was wrong to leave the EU - by 62.2% to 37.8%, they want to rejoin the EU And this even despite no leading politician (yet) making the case to rejoin…
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You can't take away the don't knows. Cameron did that and thought that the Remain would win. That ended well. blog.policy.manchester.ac.uk/posts/2016/0...
Also worth mentioning that anyone born in or after 1999 had no voice in that propaganda ridden referendum. They just have to live with the consequences.
I am perpetually depressed and angered by the failure of politicians to support us. They think it's all over, dead and forgotten. It really isn't.
You ignore the growing support of reform.
I thought Keir Starmer wanted to rejoin?
Only while he thought there might be votes in it. Now he's in he couldn't give a toss, he'll be off to the Tories, Reform or the Lords by the next GE
I support joining the EU. I suspect this sort of majority is not yet solid. I doubt there would be a majority for joining that would include the Euro and Schengen, which would be required of us as a new member. There is no rejoining with the opt outs we had last time.