The lasting impact of Wales' vote for Brexit (opens original article in a new tab)
Wales' 2016 Brexit vote had a lasting impact on its political landscape, altering voter identities and increasing political polarization, according to experts and former participants.
- Wales voted to leave the EU in 2016, with 52.5% supporting Brexit and 47.5% against.
- The referendum had a lasting impact on Welsh politics, reshaping political identities and increasing awareness of democratic processes.
- Experts note that Brexit revealed new voter cleavages and influenced the rise of parties like Reform in Wales.
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