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steve2470

(37,468 posts) Sat Sep 7, 2019, 11:28 PM Sep 2019

If a second referendum was held on Brexit, would people vote against it ? [View all]

I was just curious. I know the first one passed narrowly. It seems only a second referendum *might* shut up the rabid Brexiteers, but I am sure they might claim the election was flawed, corrupt, etc, and then want a third referendum.

Thanks for tolerating my question, from a curious Yank.

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If a second referendum was held on Brexit, would people vote against it ? [View all] steve2470 Sep 2019 OP

yes Skittles Sep 2019 #1

Without Russian interference? randr Sep 2019 #5

good response Skittles Sep 2019 #7

Interference observed Ghost Dog Sep 2019 #8

My granddaughter's nanny is from Manchester. Got to know her pretty well the years she was here Thekaspervote Sep 2019 #2

Who knows... BooScout Sep 2019 #3

Hard to know. It might depend on what question was asked. muriel_volestrangler Sep 2019 #4

sincerely, thanks for the information steve2470 Sep 2019 #6

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