Post-referendum poll in the UK shows 7% of Leave and 3% of Remain voters regret their vote
In the wake of the Referendum result, followed by one of the most un-predictable weeks in politics, Opinium Research tried to better understand how the UK population is reacting now they are faced with the reality of Brexit and a new prime minister.
Perhaps with this volatile situation in mind, 7% of those who voted Leave feel like they did not make the right choice, compared to just 3% amongst those who voted Remain.
When it comes to the negotiations to extricate the UK from the European Union, 43% think it’s unlikely we’ll be able to stay in the single market and limit freedom of movement, including three in ten (29%) Leave voters. For a third (33%) curbing immigration is of the utmost importance in the negotiations with the EU while for 37% staying in the single market is the priority.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, Leavers want to prioritise the end of free movement of labour (58%), while Remainers want to prioritise staying in the single market (65%).
http://ourinsight.opinium.co.uk/survey-results/voters-react-post-referendum-world
For Leave voters, ending immigration is still the number one priority. While staying in the common market is the biggest issue for the Remain voters and has a plurality overall.
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