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There's a decent chance that this will spur the EU into proposing a package of reforms with a view towards a second referendum. Technically, this referendum was
by jackgavigan 10y ago
There's a decent chance that this will spur the EU into proposing a package of reforms with a view towards a second referendum. Technically, this referendum was an advisory referendum (i.e. its result is not legally binding).
If that doesn't happen, I would expect the UK to shift from membership of the EU to membership of the European Economic Area (alongside Norway and Iceland) or similar.
- DonaldFisk 10y agoUnlikely. Much of the resentment from Leave voters was over immigration from EU countries. The EEA guarantees free movement of people within it. If there are further referendums, they'll be for Scottish independence, Irish unity and for Gibraltar to become part of Spain.