NI survey on Brexit: Stay vote at 69%

It’s almost two years since Northern Ireland voted 56% to 44% to stay in the European Union. The United Kingdom voted 52% to 48% to leave.

NI survey on Brexit: Stay vote at 69%

It’s almost two years since Northern Ireland voted 56% to 44% to stay in the European Union. The United Kingdom voted 52% to 48% to leave. As the unnecessary consequences of Brexit, economic, social and political, became evident, those figures were likely to change. And so they have.

A Queen’s University survey has found that opposition in the North to Brexit has hardened and that 69% of the North’s population would vote against divorce today. That only 31% still want to quit must undermine the DUP’s determination to see Brexit realised.

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