But isn't this the point of direct democracy? That you can elect someone (a MP) to represent you in most issues you care mildly about, despite not agreeing with them on some very important issues. You get to vote on those issues separately.
The leave voters I spoke to kept mentioning 'feeling in control' and concern about EU immigration and benefits. Also 'don't want them to ignore us'. Basically, bye election rhetoric. They bought the suggestion that 'a deal will be done' about England's access to European Economic Area as more or less certain.
I hope they are right about the last one :-)
But people forget, and when the jobs start going, ideas will change.
The more I look at the geographical/demographical distribution of voting, the more I see evidence of turkeys voting for Christmas.
All most strange. Enough for quite a few data analysis projects I think!
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