Majority, with the 53 percent of voters would support postponing Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union.
It comes after an exclusive survey which found 53 percent of voters would support postponing Britain’s withdrawal from the EU, opening the door to a second referendum. While 33 percent would advocate membership despite a possible economic catastrophe, and the remaining 14 percent did not comment.
According to The Independent, nearly half of Britain population calling for a re-consideration on Brexit, as about 700,000 people demonstrated last year opposing the Britain withdrawal from the European Union.
The idea on Britain’s withdrawal from the EU took place in June 2016, which the government has decided to withdraw membership form the European Union on March 31, 2019.
