Most British voters think Brexit was the wrong decision, according to this poll
A new poll taken 10 days after Theresa May called a snap election revealed that a majority of British voters think that Brexit was the wrong decision.
The survey, done by YouGov/Times found that 43% of voters believe Britain made a good decision when voting to leave EU. Yet 45% of the 1,590 people surveyed thought it was the wrong decision.
The results come just a few days after YouGov found that 44% of people opposed leaving the EU, while another 44% supported leaving the EU.
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The percentage of people who feel uncertain remained a constant 12%. This is a crucial time for the Government, so the figures regarding opposition to Brexit being at a record high may be worrisome.
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