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since Jun 2026

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all time, on international affairs

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45% Yes
Total votes147
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Should the UK hold a referendum on rejoining the EU if polls show majority support?

The verdict

The case for another EU vote found a chamber more wary of repetition than persuaded by the polls, with “vote till they get it right” the sharpest No line.

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Yes majority
44% No
Total votes55
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Should the UK sign the EU agreement integrating Gibraltar into the Schengen area with a customs union?

The verdict

A narrow Yes carried the Gibraltar question, 31-24, but the headline splitting is by gender: men were dead-locked 17-17 while women broke decisively for the deal, 12-5.

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Yes majority
18% No
Total votes28
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Is a CANZUK style federation worth pursuing?

The verdict

A landslide for CANZUK: 23 of 28 voters backed pursuing the federation, an 82% share and a 64-point margin that left only five dissenters scattered across the age range.

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45% No
Total votes64
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Would you still vote Brexit today?

The verdict

Yes carried it 55-45 on a knife-edge 64-vote chamber, but the real split was age, not gender — and it ran backwards from what 2016 nostalgia would predict, with the young most hostile to Brexit and the over-65s unanimous against.

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