Observations

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The interesting question is why the majority of Brexiteers who supported a “No Deal” Brexit as their preferred option in May, have switched to backing the Conservatives six months later in the General Election, given that this implies support (or acceptance) of Boris Johnson’s revised Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration.

There are many claims about Mr Johnson’s ‘deal’, but one thing it is not is a ‘No Deal’ Brexit. Several of his statements have been incompatible with the contents of the legal documents, and it remains to be seen how he intends to reconcile these with the EU if he is elected Prime Minister.

On 18 October 2019, the day after the Prime Minister agreed his revised ‘deal’ with Brussels, we published our first analysis of it. Readers can remind themselves of this here.

As always, Brexit Facts4EU.Org maintains a party-neutral position.

Finally, we must stress that the YouGov article published yesterday relates to data collected from 11-13 November. Nevertheless the picture it shows is so dramatic that we thought readers would like to be aware of it.

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