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A decade after the Brexit vote, we want to hear how you feel now

As the UK approaches the 10th anniversary of the Brexit referendum, we’d like to hear how people feel about the decision now and whether your views have changed over the past decade
  
  

Supporters of the Stronger In campaign look at their phones after hearing results in the EU referendum at London's Royal Festival Hall
Supporters of the Stronger In campaign react to the EU referendum result. Photograph: Rob Stothard/AP

It’s been nearly ten years since the fateful Brexit referendum on 23 June 2016 when the UK voted to leave the EU.

We’d like to hear from people across the UK about how they voted at the time, how they feel about Brexit now and whether their views have changed over the past decade. Do you still feel the same way you did in 2016? Have your experiences since then changed your perspective in any way?

We’re interested in hearing from people with a wide range of views and experiences, whether you voted leave, remain or did not vote at all.

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