Brexit - would you still vote the same as you did?

[john2443]

As the title - did you vote for or against Brexit and would you still vote the same?

[deadslow]

you might need a 'didn't vote but would now'

[Eric Mc]

No change at my end.

[Fittster]

Can we have the option 'Did vote but are now dead'?

[john2443]

Fittster said:

Can we have the option 'Did vote but are now dead'?

We could, but without the aid of a medium no one could choose it

[Short Grain]

No Change here either! EU

[Biggus thingus]

Can we have one one the Maastricht Treaty?

For or against moving from a trading agreement to a federal Europe?

[anonymous-user]

No option for didn't vote and still wouldn't vote.

I couldn't rustle up a fk to give last time, and have even less fks to give now.

[stevemcs]

Voted leave and would vote the same, the other half voted remain and would now vote leave.

[B235r]

Voted leave & would still vote leave, glad we're out tbh

[KingNothing]

Voted leave, and would still do the same.

[AJL308]

Voted leave and still would.

[Lotobear]

Marginal leave voter who would have voted remain had Cameron come back with some more tangible concessions.

Have now seen the EU for what it is in both the negotiation process, the Irish border hissy fit and the vaccine debacle and would now strongly vote leave

[i4got]

In a household of one original leave voter and three original remain. Now three would vote leave and one remain.

[omniflow]

As before, I'd have voted remain if there was an option to eject the French. As there wasn't I voted leave. As there is still no option to eject the French, then my vote would remain as leave.

For some background into my feelings about the French and the EU, do some research into the relocation of the EU parliament to Strasbourg for 1 week EVERY SINGLE MONTH.

[Ziplobb]

Absolutely out , events in the run up to Xmas eve and VDL over the last few days yield yet another fiasco in a track record of failure that’s been going on for as long as I have been anti EU and that’s around 30 years.

[Johnnytheboy]

Voted Leave with considerable reservations; the way the EU have behaved since then convinced me I'd made the right choice.

[Muddle238]

Voted Leave originally and would vote Leave again with even more gusto, given the behaviour of the EU Commission since we rocked their little boat in 2016.

[amusingduck]

I'd be interested to read the opinions of people who voted Leave but would now vote Remain

I can understand the other options, but that one is a bit of a mystery to me. Perhaps because I saw Leave as the right decision in the long term, but that decision (for me) had to overcome the short to medium term downsides and disruption.

It did, and for me it still does.

[Brainpox]

Voted remain and still would.

The EU have behaved awfully over the vaccine thing and it did put me off, but I still believe Brexit is a mistake.

I will happily be proven wrong though. What's done is done and there's no point dwelling on the past. Moving forward I hope it works out well for us.