New data from prominent pollster Sir John Curtice suggests that public opinion regarding the United Kingdom’s relationship with the European Union has shifted significantly. According to the findings, the number of voters who would support rejoining the EU is currently at an all-time high. This trend reflects a growing segment of the population that favors reversing the 2016 Brexit decision.

However, the report emphasizes that high levels of support do not necessarily guarantee a clear outcome for a future referendum. Sir John Curtice notes that while the momentum has moved in favor of rejoining, the margin remains narrow. He describes the prospect of a second referendum as being on a “knife edge,” suggesting that the electorate remains deeply divided despite the shift in polling numbers. The data highlights a complex political landscape where, although the desire to rejoin has increased, the practical path to doing so remains fraught with uncertainty and potential for a close, contested result.