Referendum

Yes. I voted Remain and I'd like to know the truth why others voted Leave, but I don't suppose we'll ever find out----knowing what they now know.

Yes , Remain

Yes, remain.

Still remain for me.

Yes remain. Better inside the EU than out. Our Grandchildren’s future is at stake, as is our country’s well being.

I don't know. I voted remain but have completely lost confidence in all the information we've been given and everyone involved.
I wished that the deal had been voted through so we could just get on with it, addressing problems as they arose but at least we'd have been out of this political porridge!

This is a national emergency. We need a coalition government to work together to sort this all out.

Yes I agree,but surely the facts are the facts no matter who is doing the negotiations?

I voted remain and would do the same.

I voted Leave for reasons given on another thread and I'd still vote Leave.

Definitely would still vote Leave. I detest everything about the power crazed EU.

Remain, same vote for me.

Yes, I would vote Leave.

I would still definitely vote Leave; I am sickened by the way democracy has been so disrespected.

Am I the only person who sat on the fence? I truly could not decide having listened to all the arguements and ploughing my way through everything I could find. I even did two online quizzes.

In the first i was 51% leave and 49% remain and vice versa in the second.

I’ll probably be derided by both sides but I’m still dithering, which is odd as I’m usually very decisive.

I know how you feel, Anja. I found it hard to decide which way to vote in the referendum and I thought that maybe if there was another one I wouldn't vote at all.

Now I'm sure I would vote Leave again.

I think there is no evidence that there would be any massive change but my spider senses would be a bigger vote to leave purely because people are pissed off with politicians trying to change the original vote.

I am terribly afraid the far right will hijack politics as the anti Semitic far left momentum have hijacked labour.

Scary times

Democracy is not static. I would still vote remain.

Remain for me again

I'd still remain.

I voted leave, and would do again. I remember the times before we joined what was then the Common Market, we were alright then, so why wouldn`t we be alright again? I`ve always rued the day we joined.

I voted remain, now I’d vote leave.

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Callgirl1, I voted not to join the Common Market as we had great trade arrangements with Commonwealth countries such as Australia, New Zealand etc. The Brits nearly wrecked both these economies and they now have other trade deals etc. Economies are very different now from 50 years ago.
I don’t want to be the next state of the USA with chlorine chicken and GM foods .......