oh dear: Brexit: Remain would be ahead in fresh EU referendum

[AtW]

Brexit: Remain would be ahead in fresh EU referendum, new polls tracker suggests

Remain would be ahead in a fresh referendum on Britain’s EU membership, according to a poll-of-polls tracker headed by the elections expert Professor Sir John Curtice.

Research by the National Centre for Social Research claims that a majority (52 per cent) of British people currently want to stay inside the bloc while 48 per cent would opt to leave.

Using the average share of the vote in six of the most recent polls that have queried voting intention in a second referendum, the organisation launched its rolling tracker in order to “cut through the white noise that surrounds individual polling results”.

Brexit: Remain would be ahead in fresh EU referendum, new polls tracker suggests | The Independent

[Old Greg]

Brexit: Remain would be ahead in fresh EU referendum, new polls tracker suggests

Remain would be ahead in a fresh referendum on Britain’s EU membership, according to a poll-of-polls tracker headed by the elections expert Professor Sir John Curtice.

Research by the National Centre for Social Research claims that a majority (52 per cent) of British people currently want to stay inside the bloc while 48 per cent would opt to leave.

Using the average share of the vote in six of the most recent polls that have queried voting intention in a second referendum, the organisation launched its rolling tracker in order to “cut through the white noise that surrounds individual polling results”.

Brexit: Remain would be ahead in fresh EU referendum, new polls tracker suggests | The Independent

Isn't that roughly what the polls were saying before the referendum?

[BlasterBates]

We don't want a second referendum we want Chequers, set in stone for a generation.

[sasguru]

We don't want a second referendum we want hard Brexit, set in stone for a generation.

FTFY.

[Zigenare]

Brexit: Remain would be ahead in fresh EU referendum, new polls tracker suggests

Remain would be ahead in a fresh referendum on Britain’s EU membership, according to a poll-of-polls tracker headed by the elections expert Professor Sir John Curtice.

Research by the National Centre for Social Research claims that a majority (52 per cent) of British people currently want to stay inside the bloc while 48 per cent would opt to leave.

Using the average share of the vote in six of the most recent polls that have queried voting intention in a second referendum, the organisation launched its rolling tracker in order to “cut through the white noise that surrounds individual polling results”.

Brexit: Remain would be ahead in fresh EU referendum, new polls tracker suggests | The Independent

Oh dear, how sad, never mind!

[Eirikur]

Isn't that roughly what the polls were saying before the referendum?

The poll of polls tracker just before the referendum gave a tiny lead for remain,l but only like a few tenths of a percent.

[Cirrus]

The people I know who voted Brexit are annoyed at what has been going on, about all the problems that they now see will occur, and have no idea how we will get out of this mess.

But they are absolutely as committed and passionate about leaving as before. More so, if anything.

[original PM]

The people I know who voted Brexit are annoyed at what has been going on, about all the problems that they now see will occur, and have no idea how we will get out of this mess.

But they are absolutely as committed and passionate about leaving as before. More so, if anything.

Well yes - because it has certainly exposed the true face of the EU and their complete lack of interest in anything but the continuation of their power and a complete lack of interest in the average european citizen.

[Yorkie62]

Well yes - because it has certainly exposed the true face of the EU and their complete lack of interest in anything but the continuation of their power and a complete lack of interest in the average european citizen.

Agreed, although I can only base my opinion on what has been reported in the UK press. It appear that the EU beaurocrats don't care about anything other than their own egos and power to rule over sovereign states.

[original PM]

Agreed, although I can only base my opinion on what has been reported in the UK press. It appear that the EU beaurocrats don't care about anything other than their own egos and power to rule over sovereign states.

Well when you think about it why would they think about anything else?