Will There Be A Second Brexit Referendum? - Brexit Explained

The video discusses the 2016 Brexit referendum, where 52% voted to leave the EU. It highlights the diverse opinions among leave voters, the dissatisfaction with negotiations, and the low public confidence in the government's handling of Brexit. The possibility of a second referendum is explored, with arguments for and against it. The role of Parliament and time constraints are also discussed, along with controversies surrounding the legitimacy of the original vote.

What was the main issue with the original Brexit referendum question?

• It was not approved by Parliament.

• It included too many options.

• It was a simple in-out choice.

• It was too detailed.

What percentage of the surveyed population believed the government was handling Brexit negotiations well?

• 10%

• 37%

• 27%

• 52%

Which of the following is NOT a proposed option for a second Brexit referendum?

• Accept the government deal

• Leave the EU without a deal

• Remain in the EU

• Rejoin the EU immediately

What was one of the reasons given for not holding a second referendum?

• The public has already voted once.

• The government has already decided on a deal.

• The EU does not allow it.

• There is no time left before the deadline.

What was one of the controversies surrounding the original Brexit referendum?

• The EU did not recognize the results.

• The referendum was not legally binding.

• There were allegations of Russian interference.

• The referendum was held in secret.

What percentage of people surveyed by Sky Data would support a no-deal Brexit in a second referendum?

• 10%

• 13%

• 27%

• 48%

What did Christopher Wiley claim about the original Brexit referendum?

• It was influenced by targeted data technology.

• It was the most democratic vote ever.

• It was conducted without any issues.

• It was supported by all EU countries.