People Are Already Regretting Voting To Leave The EU – Here’s What They Told Say

To be more precise, 52% of voters chose to back Brexit while 48% wanted things to remain in the EU.

But with the pound hitting an all-time low and Cameron announcing his resignation, many of those Leave voters are already regretting their decision.
Ryan Williams, 19, is a photography student from Lowestoft who voted to leave the European Union.

He told Metro.co.uk: ‘I feel horrible. I didn’t realise so many people my age thought it was a bad idea. I thought change would be fun, now the pound is dropping I really regret it!

‘I hesitated for about a minute at the polling station and wasn’t sure at all on what to vote. My friend voted remain so I just thought they’ll counteract.’

The 19-year-old admitted that his vote was ‘definitely not informed’.

Instead, he says, ‘I feel sick and wish we remained. I hate myself.’

Some of the things he told us he was hoping would come from Brexit would be ‘cheaper fuel, alcohol and less of the Calais drama.’

Instead, he says, ‘I feel sick and wish we remained. I hate myself.’ Some of the things he told us he was hoping would come from Brexit would be ‘cheaper fuel, alcohol and less of the Calais drama.’

Instead, he says, ‘I feel sick and wish we remained. I hate myself.’

Some of the things he told us he was hoping would come from Brexit would be ‘cheaper fuel, alcohol and less of the Calais drama.