It’s only been two years since Brexit took effect, but most Britons have already qualified
Of
mistake the UK’s march from the European Union. The decision to leave the Twenty-seven club came to his
lower level of support among the British population (32%) as long as there are records,
according to data from the firm YouGov. Conversely, 56% of respondents admitted that Brexit
it had been a mistake.
In this sense they also spoke
two out of ten people who voted for it
Start in the 2016 referendum
–the highest figure to date–, which have been modified by the events of recent years on the position of the United Kingdom in Europe.
The root cause of this change is, for one in four interviewees, the general feeling that «
things got worse from Brexit”.
The second most common reason among the ancients brexiters is the current state of the economy and the increase of Cost of living in the country, to which 19% of the interviewees allude. 11% of former voters in the Start They also acknowledge that they feel that «the public was lied to» on the consequences of the process, or that this «it didn’t go as planned when he voted in 2016”.
10% of respondents mention the impact of Brexit inside Business and in restrictions on companies, while 8% rate the agreement between the UK and the EU is negative or feels that the UK government has not been able to handle it well.
other ancient brexiters complain about the loss of benefits deriving from joining the Twenty-seven club (8%) or allude to the reduction of freedom of movement and the ability to live and work abroad (5%). 4% also acknowledge that they have changed their mind because they don’t believe in Brexit they managed to contain the immigration.
Also,
YouGov data reflect that, contrary to what happens with the voters of the
Startthe vast majority of voters who favored the
Stay remain firm in the decision made in 2016. Thus, 91% of those who voted for the United Kingdom
stay in the European Union even today they consider Brexit a mistake, a figure that has remained stable in recent years.
Indeed,
the latest edition of the European Social Survey suggests that the
Europeanism would have been strengthened in EU Member States over the last five years. For example, in case a Brexit-like referendum is held
Italythe percentage of respondents who say they would vote to remain in the community club
it went from 54% in 2016 to 70% in 2022. The same trend is repeated in the other countries analysed.
