Are you more or less confident about Brexit now than you were when Britain first decided to leave the EU?

Are you more or less confident about Brexit now than you were when Britain first decided to leave the EU? Published on 29 March 2018 → Survey conducted on 29 March 2018 on 4078 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

More confident

11%

Less confident

15%

No difference - I thought Brexit would be good for Britain and still do

30%

No difference - I thought Brexit would be bad for Britain and still do

32%

Don’t know

12%

More confident

11%

Less confident

15%

No difference - I thought Brexit would be good for Britain and still do

30%

No difference - I thought Brexit would be bad for Britain and still do

32%

Don’t know

12%

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