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MPs have voted in favour of the Government's timetable to trigger Article 50 by March |
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It has been partly caused by there being virtually zero clarification on what people were voting for last June. People voted for Leave without having a clue whether this meant the UK would end up inside or outside the Single Market / EEA etc.
1- Stay in the EU 2- Leave the EU. There was no 3rd option of "Leave the EU, but stay in a bit keeping all the things you might have voted leave for". |
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The options on the ballot paper were
1- Stay in the EU 2- Leave the EU. There was no 3rd option of "Leave the EU, but stay in a bit keeping all the things you might have voted leave for". |
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To clarify, it was 70% of Express readers voted Leave, 70% of Sun readers also voted Leave etc.
Daily Express average readership is 1,052,666. 70% of that is 736,866 Daily Mail average readership is 4,037,666. 60% of that is 2,422,599 Together that is 3,159,465 readers of these papers who voted for Brexit The total Brexit vote was 17,410,742 votes. So the total of leave voters who use either the Daily Express or Daily Mail as their main source of news is 18.14 % |
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