Encyclopedia of Opinion
Question
What are the options on a second Brexit referendum?
Position‹5 of 6›

Referendum between the May plan and canceling Brexit

This position proposes a second Brexit referendum offering a choice between Theresa May's deal and cancelling Brexit altogether. It argues that now the actual deal is known, voters deserve a say on it, that opinion has shifted, and that a no-deal exit would be the worst outcome of all.

Supporting arguments · 2

  1. We've changed our mind on Brexit
    Ever since the initial vote to leave the EU, Brexit has been a topic of contention amongst most of the populace. A majority of voters polled today would vote to remain in the EU, which is just one of many indications that the decision to leave has undertaken an overwhelming wave of backlash and dissention.
  2. A No-Deal Brexit is the worst-of-all-worlds scenario
    There is agreement on all sides that a no-deal Brexit would damage the country. Therefore, it need not be in the second referendum.