As the government ties itself in knots trying to deliver Brexit, we would like to hear how young people are feeling about the situation as it stands now, and your hopes for the coming months and years.
It’s just over two years since the referendum, in which turnout was 64% among 18-24 year olds, with 71% of those voting to remain. In the weeks after 23 June 2016 there was plenty of discussion about a generational divide, but more recently there seems to be less clarity about how young people are feeling, or indeed whether they are engaging with the government’s progress on specifics, or the wider process of trying to make Brexit happen at all.
Some people from the younger generation told the Guardian recently that they felt disillusioned with the political system and the issue of Brexit. Does the idea of a general election or another referendum pique your interest in fighting harder to remain? Or do you believe it’s all over now? Could it be the case that some younger remain voters have changed their minds and now want Brexit to go ahead? Share your views, and if they’ve changed since the referendum vote, tell us how and why.
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