VOICED : Polls show Wales reconsidering Brexit Leave vote

The video discusses the impact of EU funding in Wales and the surprising support for Brexit despite financial benefits from the EU. It highlights communication failures by universities in explaining EU membership advantages. Post-Brexit, opinions have shifted, with many expressing regret and acknowledging the complexity of leaving the EU. This change in sentiment is not limited to Wales but is seen across the UK, where support for remaining in the EU has grown, though a majority is not guaranteed.

What was one reason suggested for the majority of Welsh voters supporting Brexit despite EU financial contributions?

• Better trade deals outside the EU

• Increased taxes due to EU membership

• Desire for more EU funding

• Lack of communication from universities about EU benefits

What change in opinion has been observed in Wales since the 2016 Brexit referendum?

• Support for Brexit has increased significantly

• More people now support leaving the EU

• Over half of the population now prefers to remain in the EU

• There is no change in public opinion

What realization did some Welsh voters have after the Brexit vote?

• The UK would immediately benefit economically

• The EU would offer better trade deals

• The process of leaving the EU is complex

• Leaving the EU would be simple and quick

What is the current sentiment across the UK regarding EU membership?

• A majority now supports leaving the EU

• There is a strong majority in favor of staying in the EU

• More people would vote to stay in the EU if a second referendum were held

• Support for a second referendum has decreased

What is uncertain about the UK's stance on EU membership?

• The economic impact of staying in the EU

• If a majority would favor staying in the EU

• Whether the EU will accept the UK back

• The timeline for a second referendum