In October 2016, YouGov asked both Remain and Leave voters what impact they thought Brexit would have on a variety of things such as the economy, food prices and their personal finances. The research revealed that, in contrast to Remainers, only a small minority of Leave voters believed that Brexit would have a negative impact on any issue. One year on, YouGov finds that the proportion of Leave voters with negative expectations of Brexit is almost completely unchanged. On 11* of the potential areas of impact we asked about, negative opinion among Leave voters has shifted so little that in all but one instance any changes are all within the margin of error. The only issue that has seen an increase in negative sentiment among…

Source: The Times November 01, 2017 00:03 UTC