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Demand to reverse Brexit hits ‘highest ever level’
(leftfootforward.org)
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this post was submitted on 16 Oct 2023
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That's 37% of leave voters not of all voters.
Since the leave vote was 52% that is roughly half so 18% overall.
I was more thinking about the line on Tory voters at the end. 38% against, 22% for, leaving 40% on the fence.
Although, typing it out I just realised I did the maths wrong in my head. I thought it was 50%. Either way, it's still a large portion of people undecided.
Current Tory voting intention is as low as 24% with some polling.