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Nearly half of Britons favor rejoining EU
A broad survey revealed that approximately 49% of Britons support the UK's re-entry into the European Union, while 28.5% oppose it. The results confirmed that rejoining enjoys the highest level of support among options for the future of relations with Brussels, with most respondents favoring it, followed by maintaining the current relationship more broadly, then establishing a customs union or joining the single market. More than half of the participants described Brexit as a mistake, while 29.7% considered it a correct decision. Additionally, 25.9% anticipate an immediate return, although others believe such a move could take many years. The findings also suggest that a new referendum might be necessary before rejoining, and that potential scenarios could increase votes in favor of the Labour Party, amid ongoing discussions about the future of UK-EU relations.
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