> Over 89% of votes went to parties with "leave the Single Market and Customs Union" in their manifesto. I'd argue that's because of the first-past-the-post vo

> Over 89% of votes went to parties with "leave the Single Market and Customs Union" in their manifesto. I'd argue that's because of the first-past-the-post voting system in the UK - they trend towards two main parties, which are realistically people's only options ('to stop the other party getting in'). Also, while Labour are officially 'leavers', they've been very ambiguous about where exactly their position is. A lot of remainers will have voted for them just because they're not the Tories.