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Dear Melissa,
In June 2016 I voted to leave the EU.
It was a hard task trying to decipher exactly what leaving would mean but it sounded attractive – a quick and easy deal resulting in more money for our public services, more trade deals and with people enjoying the same benefits as they do today.
It was a hard task trying to decipher exactly what leaving would mean but it sounded attractive – a quick and easy deal resulting in more money for our public services, more trade deals and with people enjoying the same benefits as they do today.
I thought by voting to leave the EU we would be getting more. In reality, we’re getting less.
In light of all the new information on Brexit and now with a better understanding of the EU, I’m demanding a People’s Vote on the Brexit deal.
It’s ok to change your mind, and I’m not the only one who has. We know that as new information has come to light, more and more people who voted leave are now backing a People’s Vote.
It’s ok to change your mind, and I’m not the only one who has. We know that as new information has come to light, more and more people who voted leave are now backing a People’s Vote.
Are you one of them?
There’s lots of people out there who feel the same way as I do. If any of your friends or family think this way, please get them to sign up here.
When it comes to persuading MPs, we know these are the most persuasive stories. We will use this information to step up our campaigning and make it clear to MPs that across the country people have changed their minds and now want a People’s Vote.
Thank you for your continued support,
Hugh Norris,
Remainer Now
Leading Supporter of the People’s Vote campaign
Remainer Now
Leading Supporter of the People’s Vote campaign
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