Many similarities that will comprise the majority next November if you look closely at the get out vote in Britain. Some conservatives, many labor voters that are deeply concerned about trade agreements that cost them their jobs, backlash voters concerned over immigration and voters upset over the weak economic growth. Add it up and it comes to 52% versus 48%.
The big shock this November will be in the rust belt including Penn., Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and maybe Wisconsin all will be this new Trump coalition of blue collar, indies and some pubbies that are sick of the GOPe.
The Brexit percentage would have been higher if that Remain MP hadn’t been murdered by a nut and the entire Exit movement smeared as violent, evil crazies.
Add FL, which got the 2 minute warning when it suffered the terror attack in Orlando and pretty much Mr. Trump won the White House.
The other interesting divide in Britain regarding this national referendum on British sovereignty was age. Older voters supported leaving the EU much more so than younger ones.