Brexit regrets are growing, and more and more voters are blaming it for harming the economy, the NHS and public services, a new poll shows
Many more voters said Brexit had a negative rather than positive impact on the economy , the NHS and public services , the political situation in Northern Ireland , the UK’s ability to influence other countries , the UK’s standing in the world and the laws and regulations people and businesses had to follow .being a major “Brexit benefit” touted by the Leave campaign, many more voters believe leaving the block has had a negative impact on commerce with non-EU countries .
Rob Struthers, head of polling at BMG, said more Leave voters were noticing the negative impacts of leaving the EU. “This is also not a static picture; the public is becoming increasingly negative about the effects of Brexit.
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