To ask if you would support a second referendum and what would you vote?

[questabellatreetop]

As the title says really, along with whether or not your vote would be different from last time.

[ThorsMistress]

Yes I would. My vote wouldn't change from the first time.

[SavageBeauty73]

Yes. Voted remain and will again.

It's a total shit storm.

[IsabelleSE19]

Yes. Remain. Again.

[GroundhogWeek]

Yes, remain again

[ThierryEnnui]

Yes, I’d vote remain again.

[TonightJosephine]

Yes, remain.

[liviii]

I'm a remainer but I find the very idea of a 2nd referendum incredibly undemocratic as it implies that rule by the majority is an insufficient condition for democratic legitimacy. I think the whole thing would be even more bitter and divisive second time around.

[nutellalove]

Agree with @liviii

[Lumene]

No. Remain voter. I think the result would stay the same with a new referendum.

[DippyAvocado]

Yes, would vote to revoke Article 50 and remain. Democracy is not a snapshot moment in time, it evolves with circumstances and demographics.

[questabellatreetop]

@liviii

I'm a remainer but I find the very idea of a 2nd referendum incredibly undemocratic as it implies that rule by the majority is an insufficient condition for democratic legitimacy. I think the whole thing would be even more bitter and divisive second time around.

It's true, but can it really be worse than
Brexit?
Would you vote remain again?

[DrVonPatak]

Remain all the way. I live with a minuscule consolation of the knowledge that I was right from the start saying that there is currently no viable legal, economical or political instrument capable of delivering this monstrosity.

It takes on average 20 years of negotiations for a country to join, so for them to think that it was possible in 2 years was a clear sign of madness.

[MinisterforCheekyFuckery]

I voted remain and would again.

Initially I was against the idea of a second referendum, even though I was gutted about the result. Have changed my mind now as there just doesn't seem to be a workable solution to the whole mess.

[questabellatreetop]

@Lumene

No. Remain voter. I think the result would stay the same with a new referendum.

Apparently, if everyone who voted last time voted in the same way remain would now win. A huge number of the elderly who voted to leave have now passed away.

[Etino]

I desperately hope there’s a second vote, and I’d vote remain again. But I don’t what the outcome would be and I’d be wary of campaigning. Does anyone remember the awful anti Bush Guardian campaign in 2004? I’m still cringing
It’d be like that and could massively backfire.

[icannotremember]

Yes. Remain.

[liviii]

Would you vote remain again?

Not a clue, I would feel incredibly inflicted. But my trust would be completely destroyed.

[Dotty1970]

Remainer and Remainer again

[Wowzel]

I'd vote remain again, as would my DH.

I suspect my family would vote remain again. His would probably vote leave again

[CatchingBabies]

I’d vote remain, again, but would absolutely not support a second referendum. The vote has been done and repeating it wastes money we apparently don’t have and may not make a difference to the outcome.

[SisyphusDad]

Yes to a second referendum. Vote to rescind Brexit. If the current Brexit process had been even vaguely competent I would have sadly accepted it. But it hasn't so it should be ditched.

[pepperpot99]

Voted remain and would again like a shot.

[liviii]

inflicted=conflicted

[leccybill]

Yes, and remain again.
Hardly a representative sample here though!

[LikeYouSaid]

No I wouldn’t because I was lead to believe that whatever the outcome, the government would implement the decision of the VOTE.

The way I see it, If the winning vote was remain and they held a second referendum there would be outcries from remainers to respect democracy.