Key facts
- A survey was conducted by the European Council on Foreign Relations.
- Two-thirds of EU citizens across 15 countries favor the UK rejoining the bloc.
- Most UK voters believe Brexit has negatively impacted key issues.
- UK voters desire closer ties with the EU.
- UK voters desire freedom of movement with the EU.
A recent survey conducted by the European Council on Foreign Relations reveals a notable increase in support for the United Kingdom's potential return to the European Union. The findings indicate that two-thirds of citizens across 15 EU member states would back the UK rejoining the bloc. This sentiment is mirrored, to some extent, within the UK itself. A majority of voters in the UK believe that Brexit has had detrimental effects on key national issues. Consequently, there is a growing desire among the UK populace for closer integration with the EU, specifically mentioning a return to the principle of freedom of movement as a desired outcome.