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Brexit: 'Leave' Voters Showing Most Signs of Doubt

As the UK's exit from the European Union reaches the point of no return - triggering the famed Article 50 - a recent survey by Ipsos shows that voters, especially those that chose 'leave', are showing signs of apprehension. While the majority say they would definitely vote the same way if there were to be a second referendum, in the 'leave' camp, this only accounts for 73 percent. 16 percent are a little less sure, saying they would probably vote for Brexit again. Hardly a sea change in opinion but signs that the doubts are starting to creep in for some.

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This chart shows how Brexit voters would vote if a second referendum were to be held.

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Distribution of British voters who would vote differently in a second EU referendum 2016
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If you knew what you knew today, how would you have chosen to vote in the 2016 EU referendum, if at all?
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Do you think there should or should not be a second referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU?
Share of votes in the Brexit referendum of 2016 in the United Kingdom, by educational attainment
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Would you support or oppose holding a second referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union to confirm or reverse Britain's decision to leave the EU? in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2016
Share of votes in the Brexit referendum of 2016 in the United Kingdom, by gender

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