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Wales would now vote to Remain in the EU, according to two new polls
Wales would vote to remain in the EU if the poll was re-run, according to the projections of two new polls published today.
A Survation poll projected that only Pembrokeshire, Torfaen, Flintshire and Wrexham would vote to Leave the EU today, and by small margins of 50.29%, 51.3%, 50.53% and 51.53%.
A YouGov poll for ITV and Cardiff University also projected that 51% would now vote to Remain in Wales, with 20% voting to leave with a deal and 30% with no deal if voters in Wales were offered those three options in a hypothetical referendum.
However, only 41% supported a second referendum in the YouGov poll, with 49% in opposition.
In July 2016, 854,572 (52.5%) voters in Wales chose to leave the EU, compared with 772,347 (47.5%) supporting Remain.
Only five areas - Gwynedd, Cardiff, Ceredigion, the Vale of Glamorgan and Monmouthshire - voted for Remain.
Survation’s survey of 20,090 people living in the UK, across every parliamentary constituency, was featured as part of a live discussion programme on Channel 4, “Brexit: What The Nation Really Thinks”.
According to the survey, the average Leave vote across Wales would be 46%. Here is the full breakdown of figures for Wales from the Survation poll:
Local Authority Leave share 2016 Estimate leave share 2018 Change in support for Leave % would accept the deal Isle of Anglesey 50.94% 44.17% -6.77% 42.80% Gwynedd 41.95% 36.47% -5.48% 42.90% Conwy 53.98% 48.27% -5.71% 45.00% Denbighshire 54.00% 49.25% -4.75% 44.50% Flintshire 56.37% 50.53% -5.84% 45.80% Wrexham 59.04% 51.53% -7.51% 43.70% Ceredigion 45.37% 37.08% -8.29% 44.00% Pembrokeshire 57.14% 50.29% -6.85% 45.80% Carmarthenshire 53.75% 45.04% -8.71% 42.70% Swansea 51.51% 43.16% -8.35% 42.20% Neath Port Talbot 56.84% 46.46% -10.38% 40.30% Bridgend 54.64% 46.70% -7.94% 43.20% Vale of Glamorgan 49.27% 45.85% -3.42% 44.50% Cardiff 39.98% 35.24% -4.74% 41.80% Rhondda Cynon Taf 53.70% 43.49% -10.21% 41.20% Caerphilly 57.63% 47.58% -10.05% 41.30% Blaenau Gwent 62.03% 49.07% -12.96% 40.10% Torfaen 59.78% 51.30% -8.48% 42.60% Monmouthshire 49.56% 46.47% -3.09% 45.70% Newport 55.99% 48.25% -7.74% 42.70% Powys 53.74% 49.10% -4.64% 47.60% Merthyr Tydfil 56.44% 47.03% -9.41% 40.30%
Local Authority % think goods checks acceptable % think live/work in other countries acceptable % think manufacturing regulations acceptable % think limits of trade deals acceptable Isle of Anglesey 43.40% 74.70% 60.40% 21.50% Gwynedd 45.10% 75.00% 64.30% 23.40% Conwy 43.40% 73.00% 58.30% 19.80% Denbighshire 42.90% 73.20% 59.00% 21.10% Flintshire 42.80% 70.30% 57.30% 21.10% Wrexham 44.70% 71.00% 58.90% 22.20% Ceredigion 43.90% 78.20% 64.00% 23.20% Pembrokeshire 43.60% 73.60% 57.70% 21.20% Carmarthenshire 45.60% 71.60% 59.70% 22.80% Swansea 43.60% 74.60% 60.60% 23.10% Neath Port Talbot 45.10% 71.10% 60.20% 24.10% Bridgend 42.60% 72.70% 58.70% 22.60% Vale of Glamorgan 40.00% 74.50% 59.90% 20.50% Cardiff 43.10% 77.40% 65.60% 24.80% Rhondda Cynon Taf 43.90% 73.90% 60.80% 23.60% Caerphilly 42.10% 70.60% 59.00% 22.50% Blaenau Gwent 47.30% 71.30% 58.50% 23.80% Torfaen 43.60% 71.80% 57.80% 22.30% Monmouthshire 39.70% 74.40% 58.40% 18.90% Newport 44.80% 71.10% 58.90% 22.60% Powys 41.20% 74.70% 58.30% 20.10% Merthyr Tydfil 43.50% 71.40% 59.60% 23.00%
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