Another poll, would you change your vote?

[TightEnd]

Compared to last thursday's referendum vote

irrespective of which way you voted, would your vote now be different to that way you voted then?

[Graham C]

I was a remainer, not only would I vote the same, I'd try and encourage more to vote remain!

[muckthenuts]

I seriously doubt a single person who voted remain could now be convinced that leaving is actually the way to go lol. One of my best friends voted out because he disliked current levels of immigration. Now it's apparent that free movement isn't going anywhere if given the opportunity again he would vote remain. I would imagine there's many, many more out there like him.

[RED-DOG]

Seems like a daft question to me. How many remainers are going to change their vote?

[PokerBroker]

Seems like a daft question to me. How many remainers are going to change their vote?

Million dollar question, but those who value democracy probably should. 

[RED-DOG]

Seems like a daft question to me. How many remainers are going to change their vote?

Million dollar question, but those who value democracy probably should. 

Why?

[PokerBroker]

Seems like a daft question to me. How many remainers are going to change their vote?

Million dollar question, but those who value democracy probably should. 

Why?

Well the democratic will of the people who decided to vote was to leave - regardless of their own individual reasons - and now all and sundry are trying to back track.  Shock horror at politicians telling lies but the idiots who believed that £350 million a week could be pumped into the NHS or that house prices would reduce by 18% need to have a good look at themselves. 

[RED-DOG]

Seems like a daft question to me. How many remainers are going to change their vote?

Million dollar question, but those who value democracy probably should. 

Why?

Well the democratic will of the people who decided to vote was to leave - regardless of their own individual reasons - and now all and sundry are trying to back track.  Shock horror at politicians telling lies but the idiots who believed that £350 million a week could be pumped into the NHS or that house prices would reduce by 18% need to have a good look at themselves. 

I'm sorry, but you've completely whooshed me. Why does that mean that people who voted remain should change their vote?

[hhyftrftdr]

A few people at work have said they regret voting out. They simply didn't realise what the strain on the economy would be if we left the EU. Too many focusing on immigration and failing to see the long term economic implications, higher prices, weak £ etc etc

Wonder how many more leavers have the buyers remorse?

[teddybloat]

i voted leave, and was undecided for a long time.

i knew the economic outcomes would be grim over the short to medium term - how could you not there was consensus among experts.

immigration was of zero concern to me [actually the focus on immigration was pushing me towards remain as i think immigration has been overwhelmingly beneficial to the country, and i didnt like the tone of some brexiteers].

if there were a referendum tomorrow i would snap vote leave again. haven't regretted the decision at all.

would likely be much more active in campaigning for leave.

[nirvana]

i voted leave, and was undecided for a long time.

i knew the economic outcomes would be grim over the short to medium term - how could you not there was consensus among experts.

immigration was of zero concern to me [actually the focus on immigration was pushing me towards remain as i think immigration has been overwhelmingly beneficial to the country, and i didnt like the tone of some brexiteers].

if there were a referendum tomorrow i would snap vote leave again. haven't regretted the decision at all.

would likely be much more active in campaigning for leave.

Pretty much my thoughts pre and after too

[PokerBroker]

Seems like a daft question to me. How many remainers are going to change their vote?

Million dollar question, but those who value democracy probably should. 

Why?

Well the democratic will of the people who decided to vote was to leave - regardless of their own individual reasons - and now all and sundry are trying to back track.  Shock horror at politicians telling lies but the idiots who believed that £350 million a week could be pumped into the NHS or that house prices would reduce by 18% need to have a good look at themselves. 

I'm sorry, but you've completely whooshed me. Why does that mean that people who voted remain should change their vote?

Because democracy should be the trump card in my opinion.

[RED-DOG]

Seems like a daft question to me. How many remainers are going to change their vote?

Million dollar question, but those who value democracy probably should. 

Why?

Well the democratic will of the people who decided to vote was to leave - regardless of their own individual reasons - and now all and sundry are trying to back track.  Shock horror at politicians telling lies but the idiots who believed that £350 million a week could be pumped into the NHS or that house prices would reduce by 18% need to have a good look at themselves. 

I'm sorry, but you've completely whooshed me. Why does that mean that people who voted remain should change their vote?

Because democracy should be the trump card in my opinion.

So in a democracy, I have to change my vote?

Can someone help me here, I'm sure I'm missing something.

[Mohican]

I didn't vote. Had no opinion either way. But if the people in power try to weasel out of a decision democratically decided upon by the people with a second referendum,I would snap vote leave.

[Cf]

I didn't vote. Had no opinion either way. But if the people in power try to weasel out of a decision democratically decided upon by the people with a second referendum,I would snap vote leave.

But the second referendum itself would be decided democratically.