This position holds that there should be a second Brexit referendum, in Britain's best interests. It argues that only a fresh vote can settle the debate, that the Leave campaign's conduct undermined the legitimacy of the first, and that the electorate that voted in 2016 is itself changing.
Supporting arguments · 3
- The people who voted for Brexit are dying offA natural demographic shift has taken place. By January 2019, even if nobody changes their mind, the country will be pro-Remain.
- We need another referendum to settle the Brexit debateThe first referendum did not kill the topic. We need one more to move on and put Brexit to bed.
- The Leave campaign undermined the legitimacy of the first referendumThe first referendum was not valid as Vote Leave campaigned illegally.