Voters Opinions on the Brexit Vote in Cardiff

The transcript discusses the implications of Wales leaving the EU, focusing on economic, political, and social impacts. Concerns are raised about Wales' future, the economy, and the resignation of David Cameron. Public opinion and voting patterns are analyzed, highlighting differences between regions and demographics. The discussion also touches on personal and professional impacts, particularly in research sectors, and debates on leadership and national identity post-Brexit.

What are some of the concerns mentioned about Wales' future after Brexit?

• Improved relations with neighboring countries

• Stronger currency value

• Potential negative impact on security and economy

• Increased security and economic stability

What demographic factors influenced the Brexit vote in Wales?

• Younger population in rural areas

• Middle-class population in rural areas

• Aging population in urban areas

• Aging population in working-class areas

What was a significant political change following the Brexit vote?

• Strengthened EU relations

• David Cameron's resignation

• Increased EU funding for Wales

• Introduction of a new currency

How does Brexit potentially affect individuals working in research?

• Increased funding opportunities

• More collaboration with EU countries

• No impact on research funding

• Reduced funding from the EU

What is a concern related to immigration mentioned in the context of Brexit?

• No impact on immigration

• Excessive immigration affecting resources

• Balanced immigration levels

• Too few people entering the country