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1 _ EU REF GENDER AGE Voted Voted Total Voted REMAIN LEAVE Men Women plus 2016 EU referendum vote For which side did you vote in the referendum? Total answering <2216> <2216> <1045> <1136> <1140> <1076> <573> <758> <885> I voted to REMAIN I voted to LEAVE DK _ Factors in ref choice Which THREE of the following were most important in helping you decide which way to vote? Total answering <2716> <2216> <1045> <1136> <1317> <1399> <782> <959> <975> Immigration Controlling our laws UK influence in the world Jobs Security and Terrorism Public services in Britain Pride in Britain Workers' rights Prices Investment Equality The environment None of the above Any economy Not Immigration
2 CLASS CLASS/AGE 2016 EU referendum vote For which side did you vote in the referen Total answering I voted to REMAIN I voted to LEAVE DK Factors in ref choice Which THREE of the following were most Total answering Immigration Controlling our laws UK influence in the world Jobs Security and Terrorism Public services in Britain Pride in Britain Workers' rights Prices Investment Equality The environment None of the above Any economy Not Immigration ABC1 C2DE ABC1 ABC1 ABC1 C2DE C2DE C2DE <1280> <936> <316> <631> <334> <257> <482> <197> <1507> <1209> <405> <748> <354> <377> <618> <214>
3 REGION ESTABLISHMENT VIEW Yorkshire Most and East of South East/ Greater Total Let contr Scotland Wales North Humberside Midlands England South West London England down ibute 2016 EU referendum vote For which side did you vote in the referen Total answering I voted to REMAIN I voted to LEAVE DK Factors in ref choice Which THREE of the following were most Total answering Immigration Controlling our laws UK influence in the world Jobs Security and Terrorism Public services in Britain Pride in Britain Workers' rights Prices Investment Equality The environment None of the above Any economy Not Immigration <197> <115> <359> <191> <363> <218> <504> <270> <1905> <1382> <551> <239> <136> <429> <234> <445> <258> <617> <359> <2341> <1637> <618>
4 EU REF GENDER AGE Pairs... Total "closer" Voted Voted Total Voted REMAIN LEAVE Men Women plus <2716> <2216> <1045> <1136> <1317> <1399> <782> <959> <975> Free movement of labour in Europe is good and benefits the British economy and British workers. Free movement of labour in Europe is bad and hurts the British economy and British workers. Politicians, business leaders and other members of 'the Establishment' in Britain have let most ordinary people down. Politicians and business leaders make mistakes, but most contribute positively to Britain _
5 CLASS CLASS/AGE Pairs... Total "closer" ABC1 C2DE ABC1 ABC1 ABC1 C2DE C2DE C2DE Free movement of labour in Europe is good and benefits the British economy and British workers. Free movement of labour in Europe is bad and hurts the British economy and British workers. Politicians, business leaders and other members of 'the Establishment' in Britain have let most ordinary people down. Politicians and business leaders make mistakes, but most contribute positively to Britain. <1507> <1209> <405> <748> <354> <377> <618> <214>
6 Pairs... Total "closer" REGION ESTABLISHMENT VIEW Yorkshire Most and East of South East/ Greater Total Let contr Scotland Wales North Humberside Midlands England South West London England down ibute Free movement of labour in Europe is good and benefits the British economy and British workers. Free movement of labour in Europe is bad and hurts the British economy and British workers. Politicians, business leaders and other members of 'the Establishment' in Britain have let most ordinary people down. Politicians and business leaders make mistakes, but most contribute positively to Britain. <239> <136> <429> <234> <445> <258> <617> <359> <2341> <1637> <618>
7 EU REF GENDER AGE Statements... Strongly Agree Voted Voted Total Voted REMAIN LEAVE Men Women plus <2716> <2216> <1045> <1136> <1317> <1399> <782> <959> <975> _ Statements... Total Agree <2716> <2216> <1045> <1136> <1317> <1399> <782> <959> <975> _ Statements... Strongly Disagree <2716> <2216> <1045> <1136> <1317> <1399> <782> <959> <975> _ Statements... Total Disagree <2716> <2216> <1045> <1136> <1317> <1399> <782> <959> <975> _
8 CLASS CLASS/AGE Statements... Strongly Agree ABC1 C2DE ABC1 ABC1 ABC1 C2DE C2DE C2DE Statements... Total Agree Statements... Strongly Disagree Statements... Total Disagree <1507> <1209> <405> <748> <354> <377> <618> <214> <1507> <1209> <405> <748> <354> <377> <618> <214> <1507> <1209> <405> <748> <354> <377> <618> <214> <1507> <1209> <405> <748> <354> <377> <618> <214>
9 Statements... Strongly Agree REGION ESTABLISHMENT VIEW Yorkshire Most and East of South East/ Greater Total Let contr Scotland Wales North Humberside Midlands England South West London England down ibute Statements... Total Agree Statements... Strongly Disagree Statements... Total Disagree <239> <136> <429> <234> <445> <258> <617> <359> <2341> <1637> <618> <239> <136> <429> <234> <445> <258> <617> <359> <2341> <1637> <618> <239> <136> <429> <234> <445> <258> <617> <359> <2341> <1637> <618> <239> <136> <429> <234> <445> <258> <617> <359> <2341> <1637> <618>
10 EU REF GENDER AGE Policies on voting Leave... Support (6-10) Voted Voted Total Voted REMAIN LEAVE Men Women plus As you know, Britain voted to Leave the EU. Below are some policies that are being considered now that Britain has voted to Leave. Which do you support and which do you oppose? Please indicate whether you support or oppose the policy, using a scale from 0 to 10. <2716> <2216> <1045> <1136> <1317> <1399> <782> <959> <975> Hold an emergency budget which immediately makes cuts to public services and raises taxes Guarantee the automatic right to maternity leave will be protected even after we leave the EU Guarantee the right to freedom from discrimination at work will be protected even after we leave the EU. Put a wide group of cross-party MPs, experts, business people, trade unions and others in charge of negotiating the UK's exit from the EU Guarantee that people from the EU who currently live in the UK are allowed to stay
11 CLASS CLASS/AGE Policies on voting Leave... Support (6-10) ABC1 C2DE ABC1 ABC1 ABC1 C2DE C2DE C2DE As you know, Britain voted to Leave the EU. Below are some policies that are being considered now that Britain has voted to Leave. Which do you support and which do you oppose? Please indicate whether you support or oppose the policy, using a scale from 0 to 10. Hold an emergency budget which immediately makes cuts to public services and raises taxes Guarantee the automatic right to maternity leave will be protected even after we leave the EU Guarantee the right to freedom from discrimination at work will be protected even after we leave the EU. Put a wide group of cross-party MPs, experts, business people, trade unions and others in charge of negotiating the UK's exit from the EU Guarantee that people from the EU who currently live in the UK are allowed to stay. <1507> <1209> <405> <748> <354> <377> <618> <214>
12 Policies on voting Leave... Support (6-10) REGION ESTABLISHMENT VIEW Yorkshire Most and East of South East/ Greater Total Let contr Scotland Wales North Humberside Midlands England South West London England down ibute As you know, Britain voted to Leave the EU. Below are some policies that are being considered now that Britain has voted to Leave. Which do you support and which do you oppose? Please indicate whether you support or oppose the policy, using a scale from 0 to 10. Hold an emergency budget which immediately makes cuts to public services and raises taxes Guarantee the automatic right to maternity leave will be protected even after we leave the EU Guarantee the right to freedom from discrimination at work will be protected even after we leave the EU. Put a wide group of cross-party MPs, experts, business people, trade unions and others in charge of negotiating the UK's exit from the EU Guarantee that people from the EU who currently live in the UK are allowed to stay. <239> <136> <429> <234> <445> <258> <617> <359> <2341> <1637> <618>
13 EU REF GENDER AGE Voted Voted Total Voted REMAIN LEAVE Men Women plus _ Policies on voting Leave... Oppose (0-4) <2716> <2216> <1045> <1136> <1317> <1399> <782> <959> <975> Hold an emergency budget which immediately makes cuts to public services and raises taxes Guarantee the automatic right to maternity leave will be protected even after we leave the EU Guarantee the right to freedom from discrimination at work will be protected even after we leave the EU Put a wide group of cross-party MPs, experts, business people, trade unions and others in charge of negotiating the UK's exit from the EU Guarantee that people from the EU who currently live in the UK are allowed to stay _
14 CLASS CLASS/AGE Policies on voting Leave... Oppose (0-4) Hold an emergency budget which immediately makes cuts to public services and raises taxes Guarantee the automatic right to maternity leave will be protected even after we leave the EU Guarantee the right to freedom from discrimination at work will be protected even after we leave the EU. Put a wide group of cross-party MPs, experts, business people, trade unions and others in charge of negotiating the UK's exit from the EU Guarantee that people from the EU who currently live in the UK are allowed to stay ABC1 C2DE ABC1 ABC1 ABC1 C2DE C2DE C2DE <1507> <1209> <405> <748> <354> <377> <618> <214>
15 REGION ESTABLISHMENT VIEW Yorkshire Most and East of South East/ Greater Total Let contr Scotland Wales North Humberside Midlands England South West London England down ibute Policies on voting Leave... Oppose (0-4) Hold an emergency budget which immediately makes cuts to public services and raises taxes Guarantee the automatic right to maternity leave will be protected even after we leave the EU Guarantee the right to freedom from discrimination at work will be protected even after we leave the EU. Put a wide group of cross-party MPs, experts, business people, trade unions and others in charge of negotiating the UK's exit from the EU Guarantee that people from the EU who currently live in the UK are allowed to stay. <239> <136> <429> <234> <445> <258> <617> <359> <2341> <1637> <618>
16 EU REF GENDER AGE Pairs 2... Total "closer" Voted Voted Total Voted REMAIN LEAVE Men Women plus <2716> <2216> <1045> <1136> <1317> <1399> <782> <959> <975> There should be no place for Nigel Farage in government decision making about immigration and how the UK leaves the EU As a leader of the Leave campaign, Nigel Farage ought to play an important role in decisions about our immigration policy and how the UK leaves the EU
17 CLASS CLASS/AGE Pairs 2... Total "closer" There should be no place for Nigel Farage in government decision making about immigration and how the UK leaves the EU. As a leader of the Leave campaign, Nigel Farage ought to play an important role in decisions about our immigration policy and how the UK leaves the EU ABC1 C2DE ABC1 ABC1 ABC1 C2DE C2DE C2DE <1507> <1209> <405> <748> <354> <377> <618> <214>
18 Pairs 2... Total "closer" There should be no place for Nigel Farage in government decision making about immigration and how the UK leaves the EU. As a leader of the Leave campaign, Nigel Farage ought to play an important role in decisions about our immigration policy and how the UK leaves the EU. REGION ESTABLISHMENT VIEW Yorkshire Most and East of South East/ Greater Total Let contr Scotland Wales North Humberside Midlands England South West London England down ibute <239> <136> <429> <234> <445> <258> <617> <359> <2341> <1637> <618>
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