If There Was Another Eu Referendum Would We Get The Same Result?

[dave50]

Hypothetical question I know but I suspect the vote would be to stay in the EU simply because people are tired of the hassle involved and sick of hearing about it on TV every day. Incidentally I would still vote to leave but I can see why a lot of people might have changed their minds. Any thoughts?

[david small]

I would still vote leave. Everyone I know would vote leave.

[sapelesam]

I voted to leave, and am so sick of the attitude from the EU, I would still vote leave.

[New Judge]

“In principle, at least. In practice I expect that (a) Parliament will make the call,…”

But what will be the options for them when they make their “call”? Bearing in mind that MPs voted by over five to one to invoke Article 50 (and thus trigger our leaving) what will be the consequences if they refuse to sanction the leaving deal? Personally I believe that they should only have the choice of either accepting the deal or leaving without one. The alternative would be endless negotiations which would probably see the UK remain in purgatory whilst endless prevarications take place. If MPs have the interests of the UK at heart (a big if) they should understand that businesses (and indeed everybody else) needs certainty. The certainty of leaving without a deal is far better than the uncertainty of those endless prevarications.

[hereIam]

I hope we would get the same result and I would still vote the same.

[vulcan42]

Voted leave and see no reason to change.

[ichkeria]

The result would be ‘remain’ almost certainly because there are a lot more young people on the register now. There was a huge turnout before of people who had never voted before, and I’m not sure that that could be extended or repeated.

[jourdain2]

I'd still vote to leave - doubled if I could find a way to get away with it!

[tonyav]

I wouldn't change my mind, I'd still vote leave ( no deal, no problem ).