A Rebellion Is Stirring in Boris Johnson's Backyard

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Britain's polarizing 2016 referendum on European Union membership convulsed the country's politics, forging divisions that cut across party allegiances.
43% : Even some Brexit voters dislike the occasionally jingoistic tone struck by the government, fret about the level of state spending or hate plans to enable more homes to be built in their semirural enclaves.
41% : When Mr. Johnson won a landslide general election victory in 2019, he retained the support of many university-educated professionals in southern England who lean center-right but did not support Brexit.
33% : In that area, some former Conservative voters who wanted to remain in the European Union say they feel alienated and frustrated.

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