Cast your mind back 2 years and you will remember how we were all bombarded for months with a constant stream of information from both sides of the Brexit argument.
Both the “leave” and “remain” campaigns focused on capturing headlines and spreading scare stories that ultimately led to one of the biggest surprises in UK political history. The decision to leave the EU sent shockwaves across Europe, as well as many other parts of the world.
The significance of the decision to leave the EU cannot be underestimated and will impact on the UK for generations to come. But how accurate were the various predictions made by both sides and to what extent did we all vote based on the “facts” presented to us at the time?
Two years later, ongoing Brexit negotiations and various developments mean that we all know a lot more about the process and what all this really means for the UK.
This has led to an increasing number of people asking for a second vote, claiming that UK citizens were misled by both sides during the campaign.
Given that we now know more than we did at the time we entered the EU referendum voting booth, regardless of which way you voted, the question we would like to ask is:
If there was another EU referendum vote today, would you vote differently than you did two years ago?
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